Rickhouse
Located in the heart of the Financial District, Rickhouse is a new addition to the city's bar scene, having opened only in 2009. The bar is known for quality, original cocktails. This is a good bar to visit if you like trying new things and you like your drinks to be delicious. Another bar to compare it to is Elixir, a similarly dimly-lit, history-oriented bar that focuses on both classics and new cocktail creations. If you're downtown on a Friday night, you've got to stop by Rickhouse.
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AsiaSF
Now in its 13th year, AsiaSF provides the best venue possible for your special event, whether it's a birthday party, anniversary, or bachelorette party. You can eat, drink and dance anywhere in SF, but where else can you do all of that while watching lovely, transgender performers sing and dance every hour atop the bar?
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AT&T Park
The San Francisco Giants are lucky to call the neighborhood of Soma their home. Within striking distance of AT&T Park, the Giants' home, is a variety of bars, pubs, coffeehouses and restaurants where you can wet your whistle before, during, and after a Giants game. What follows are some of my neighborhood favorites:
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Bean There Cafe
Bean There Cafe, in the Lower Haight just a stone's throw from Duboce Park, offers a large, well-lit, comfortable space in which to enjoy a hot cup of coffee and a pastry. The service is friendly and attentive, the prices reasonable, and the outside eating area feels like you're worlds away from the neighborhood.
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