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Best San Francisco Speakeasies You Need to Know About

By Matthew Lynch
March 27, 2024
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San Francisco, the city known for its iconic Golden Gate Bridge, vibrant culture, and rich history, hides another secret in its heart: a world of enigmatic speakeasies that provide an unforgettable experience to those in the know. At these hidden bars, you can sip on expertly crafted cocktails away from the bustling city streets, soaking in atmospheres that transport you to a bygone era of elegance and mystery. Here’s a curated list of the best San Francisco speakeasies that you need to add to your must-visit list.

1. Bourbon & Branch

Located in the Tenderloin neighborhood, Bourbon & Branch is a quintessential speakeasy experience complete with a password-protected entrance. The ambiance takes you back to the 1920s, with its authentic prohibition-era decor. Their menu boasts an extensive range of cocktails crafted from high-quality spirits and fresh ingredients.

2. Local Edition

Situated in the basement of the historic Hearst Building, Local Edition offers a unique atmosphere inspired by the newspaper business of the 1950s and ’60s. With vintage printing press décor and menus presented as newspapers, this spot provides both exceptional drinks and a striking environment to enjoy them in.

3. The Wilson

The Wilson is a lesser-known gem that feels like stepping into a private club from another era. It’s an intimate space where bartenders wearing waistcoats mix classic and innovative drinks alike. Finding The Wilson is part of the adventure, as it’s tucked away behind an unassuming door that requires a keen eye to notice.

4. Cold Drinks Bar

Perched above China Live in Chinatown, Cold Drinks Bar is shrouded in sophistication with its plush seats and sleek, modern design. This spot specializes in Scotch-based cocktails but also offers an array of other options to suit all palates. It’s perfect for those looking to indulge in some decadent drinks.

5. The Devil’s Acre

The name alone sparks intrigue, but it’s what inside that keeps people coming back—The Devil’s Acre pays homage to San Francisco’s Barbary Coast era. With apothecary-inspired drinks and herbal remedies-turned-cocktails, patrons can enjoy both history and mixology combined into one experience.

6. Oddjob

If you’re searching for something offbeat, Oddjob supplies a quirky yet sophisticated setting with inventive concoctions that wow their patrons time and time again. This venue changes its theme seasonally, so returning guests can always expect something new.

7. Nightcap

Tucked away discreetly in the bustling neighborhood of North Beach lies Nightcap—a cozy establishment where modernity meets tradition within its brick walls covered in European-style wallpaper. Here, cocktail aficionados can savor meticulously crafted drinks that highlight both classic and contemporary techniques.

Visiting these speakeasies isn’t just about enjoying fine spirits; it’s about stepping into parts of San Francisco’s history and culture that many never get to see. As you explore these establishments, keep their locations as close-held secrets—part of the fun is preserving their hidden status while delighting in an exclusive adventure filled with libations nestled within one of America’s most famed cities.

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