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Bars
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Mad Dog in the Fog
530 Haight Street
+1 415 626-7279
This is an English pub where you can come to watch soccer on TV or go out back where you can smoke. Occasionally live music at night. The hotline for when matches are being played is +1 415 442-7994. Since they open for live matches from England as early as 6AM, its the best place to get a beer before noon in the area on the weekend.
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Club Deluxe
1511 Haight Street
+1 415 552-6949
This small, stylish bar has been around for a long time. It's all about Giovanni's Neapolitan Pizza and freshly squeezed cocktail's. Deluxe hosts free comedy on Monday nights and Jazz every other night, always by local acts. The bar-tenders are friendly and the crowd is arty and hip.
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Toronado
547 Haight Street
+1 415 863-2276
Daily 11:30AM-2AM
This bar has forty-six beers on tap and a bottled beer menu which covers two whole pages. They serve many microbrews and imports from Germany, Belgium, and Japan. Come through the dutch door and if there is no room in the front bar, there is a back room with tables. No food is served, but you may bring food in from any of the many restaurants nearby.
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Trax
1437 Haight Street
+1 415 864-4213
A gay bar for gay men and lesbians that is also very much straight-friendly. Small, divey, and a local's scene. Drinks are cheap, and on Saturday nights it offers ridiculously cheap drink specials $1 well cocktails before 10pm.
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Aub Zam-Zam
1633 Haight Street
+1 415 861-2545
M-F 3PM-2AM, Sa-Su 1PM-2AM
A 1930's vintage cocktail bar with a beautifully restored arabesque art-deco decor. Written up in 'W' and 'Newsweek' magazines for the best martinis in the US back in the 80s. Drinks are moderately expensive but of exceptional quality, even from the well. An intimate and classy setting for a romantic evening with a juke box that leans toward swing and big band music. Named for the Well of Zamzam, one of the holiest places in Islam, a source of blessed beverages.
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Danny Coyle's
668 Haight Street
+1 415 558-8375
M-Th 2PM-2AM, F 12PM-2AM, Sa-Su 7AM-2AM
Irish pub where the Guiness is served with a smile, and if you're lucky, an Irish accent to match.
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Nickie's
466 Haight Street
+1 415 255-0300
M-F 4PM-2AM, Sa-Su 10AM-2AM
Dance club and bar - Grateful Dead night every Monday, and popular dub and funk nights during the week as well.
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Noc-Noc
557 Haight Street
+1 415 861-5811
Daily 5PM-2AM
A very artsy atmosphere. You can get many Trappist monk beers here. Live DJ nightly. Tarot readings Mondays 6-9PM. Beer, wine and sake no hard liquor. Alas for smokers: Big Brother finally put down the rebellion and smoking is now relegated to the sidewalk in front.
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The Alembic
1725 Haight
+1 415 666-0822
next to the Red Vic Movie House
Styling itself a 'Whiskey Bar', the Alembic is a place to have classic cocktails as well as original creations. The house Manhattan, made with Rye Whiskey, is phenomenal.
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Hobson's Choice
1601 Haight Street
+1 415 621-5859
Offering a selection of well over 100 rums, this âVictorian punch houseâ themed bar is best known for itâs original alcoholic punches that you can order by the glass or by the bowl. watch out, theyâre stronger than you think! The corner location and large windows make it a perfect spot to grab a drink and people-watch. Go on Sundays when they offer a lavish make-your-own Bloody Mary bar with plenty of fixinâs. donât worry, theyâll mix it for you if youâre not so inclined A friendly staff and great jukebox brings the locals in early, more of a younger crowd late night and on weekends.
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Magnolia
1398 Haight Street
+1 415 864-7468
Serves solid food and microbrews, including some excellent cask conditioned beers.
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Cafe International
508 Haight Street
+1 415 552-7390
Haight at Fillmore
Offers net access, live music, food, and a variety of beverages from coffee, tea, beer, wine to fresh squeezed juices. Good desserts.
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Coffee to the People
1206 Masonic Avenue
+1 415 626-2435
M-F 6AM-8PM, Sa-Su 7AM-9PM
just off of Haight Street
A favorite community gathering spot, Coffee to the People serves giant sandwiches, hearty soups, and organic and fair trade coffee and tea. Their croissant breakfast sandwiches are especially popular with locals. The shop is laptop/work friendly, with free wi-fi and almost a dedicated section to people working around notepads and notebooks. The shop has an overtly political theme and decor and is a good spot for people watching.