The Best Night Life in San Francisco
The StarTripper Journal presents the best nightlife in San Francisco,
both Night Clubs, disco and other - the Club Guide.
Our team to San Francisco, Ross and Jenny, are native born Americans. They love to travel,
they love America and they love to introduce you to the best bars and nightclubs.
If you like to start the evening with a cocktail or four, go to Union Square, the neighbourhood for amazing, delicious cocktails made by "experts" – or go to Mission to rub elbows with locals at one of the unpretentious dive bars in the Mission neighbourhood.
To dance the night away go to SoMa – where you find a mix of DJ beats and live bands, ranging from punk to rockabilly to pop and more – cabarets and performing artists, live music acts and amazing DJs.
And as a perfect ending of a night out dancing, why not stroll slowly home and enjoy the beautiful San Francisco sunrise.
The StarTripper Journal presents the San Francisco Club Guide:
If you like to start the evening with a cocktail or four, go to Union Square, the neighbourhood for amazing, delicious cocktails made by "experts" – or go to Mission to rub elbows with locals at one of the unpretentious dive bars in the Mission neighbourhood.
To dance the night away go to SoMa – where you find a mix of DJ beats and live bands, ranging from punk to rockabilly to pop and more – cabarets and performing artists, live music acts and amazing DJs.
And as a perfect ending of a night out dancing, why not stroll slowly home and enjoy the beautiful San Francisco sunrise.
The StarTripper Journal presents the San Francisco Club Guide:
Raven Bar is San Francisco’s Premier Throwback Nightclub & South Of Market Happy Hour
destination. Raven’s weekly DJs play the Throwback R&B, Hip Hop, & Pop Music
Videos you love, and the flexible space is perfect for drinks and dancing.Rave boasts an ambitious drink program – delicious cocktails – all night happy hour specials – great music and friendly service.
Visitors and many locals choose Raven as their preferred drink and dancing destination.
1151 Folsom St.
Temple – a futuristic dance destination spread across 15,000 square feet, the tri-level
nightspot offering different EDM sounds on each floor – a venue for the artist, by the artists,
which means top DJs and live musical performers are set to be live inside a venue with the
latest technology in lighting and sound.The main room is built around the massive dance floor which lets everyone get up close and personal with the elevated DJ booth. On top of that there are multiple rooms with different sounds so it is easy to find your favorite.
A must for late-night dancers.
540 Howard Str.
DNA Lounge in the SoMa district is one of San Francisco’s best danceclubs – hosting an
always-eclectic variety of events – all-ages live music, dance parties, burlesque shows
and lecture series – late-night dancing, live music, and DJs nearly every night
of the week.Two stages, four dance floors, seven bars and a full-service 24/7 restaurant and café. This is the place for all-ages dance-happy youngsters – the place to dance, mengle and meet.
Avoid sportswear - unless you're a celebrity!
375 Eleventh St.
On an enticing alley in San Francisco's historic Jackson Square, a lone neon sign leads into
a soaring room of fluted columns, mahogany paneling, plush banquettes and distinguished
artwork.White jacketed bartenders hold forth behind a gently curved bar, mixing top classic cocktails - a civilized speakeasy, a supper club or an elegant saloon, BIX offers modern American cuisine served in a soaring two-story dining room to the strains of live jazz nightly.
We love this stylish place with top live jazz performance.
56 Gold Street
Sorry folks, that's all for now.
When we return to San Francisco, we'll continue tasting and dancing and provide you with our professional nightclub tests.