Tequila, lime, agave, grapefruit, seltzer. $10
Laszlo, San Francisco CA
Came here for happy hour after work and I really liked the vibe of the bar. It was very relaxed and felt hip and cool. The bartender was also friendly and provided great service.
Smuggler’s Bowl: spiced and dark rum, brandy, fresh orange and lime juices, local handmade orgeat. Happy hour $15
Tonga Room, San Francisco CA
Came here after work for happy hour and had a blast! The Tonga Room is a historical bar in San Francisco and I finally made it after SO many years of living in this wonderful city. The service can be bit hard to get a hold of since the place was packed from the get-go, but the drinks were yummy and you can’t beat the cheesy tiki atmosphere. And they have random rainstorms for goodness sake!
Zombie: blend of three rums, fresh lemon, lime, pineapple and passion fruit juices plus Angostura bitters. Happy hour $9
Mai Tai: blend of rums from Trinidad and Jamaica, curacao, local handmade orgeat and fresh lime juice. Happy hour $9
The Tonga Room.
Vodka, soda, splash of cranberry juice. Happy hour, 2 for $6
Toad Hall, San Francisco CA
Happy hour in the Castro and really get you “happy”, lol! The drinks are strong and they’re super cheap so drink responsibly. 🙂
Sea scallops, clams, true cod, spinach, hen of the woods, radicchio. $29
Foreign Cinema, San Francisco CA
Mmm, this was delicious! The seafood was cooked perfectly and the risotto had a great texture and flavor. Noms!
Felix Leiter’s Proposal: Rittenhouse rye, absinthe rinse, Peychaud’s and Angostura bitters. $13
Raw slaw, harissa, raita. $16
Foreign Cinema, San Francisco CA
Lamb riblets for an appetizer?! Never had it, but knew I’d love it. The lamb flavor was amazing and the harissa and raita were great sauce accompaniments. Noms!
Untouchables: Buffalo Trace, Dolin Dry vermouth, lemon, grenadine, orange bitters. $12
Vodka, soda, splash of cranberry juice. Happy hour $3
Mission Bar, San Francisco CA
This joint is definitely a dive bar with pretty interested characters drinking at the bar. The bartender was friendly enough, but I don’t think it’s my kinda dive bar.
Pickled onion, cucumber. $10
ABV, San Francisco CA
This was one pretty good burger. It was definitely on the small side (almost slider-sized), but the patty was delicious and I loved the small, soft bun. This burger was simple and delicious!
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Fogerty: rye, campari, cacao, orange bitters. $11
Roasted corn relish. $15
Leatherneck Steakhouse, San Francisco CA
I liked these crab cakes because they were light and airy with a wonderful flavor. The roasted corn relish were a great accompaniment.
Manhattan.
Cornichons, mustard, grilled levain. Happy hour $6
Farallon, San Francisco CA
Mmm, this was SO yummy, and for only six bucks during happy hour! We had to ask for a bit more bread, but I loved the variety for the value.
Classic Manhattan. Happy hour $6
One dozen served with champagne mignonette. Happy hour $12
Farallon, San Francisco CA
These were good (not the best), but at a dollar each I’m not gonna complain too much. As long as I had a bit of the mignonette with them I was fine. Some of them weren’t shucked very cleanly though, but the seaweed garnish was a nice touch.
April 29, 2015. Half dozen, happy hour $6
Classic Manhattans. Happy hour each $6
Aged 24 months prosciutto, imported burrata cheese and lightly fried sage focaccia. $20
Farina, San Francisco CA
This was actually pretty good, but this restaurant is super shady! I don’t trust a place that double charges you.
Farina Old Fashioned: bourbon, cherries, orange and oak bitters. $14
Manhattan. $10
Happy hour $5
Mr. Smith’s, San Francisco CA
There aren’t a lot of decent restaurants or bars near the Orpheum Theatre, so Mr. Smith’s is a great place to go for a nice drink before seeing a show.
Sonoma Coast State Park.
Vittle Monster 