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Hip, cool, swanky, fun. Like being in a space age fish tank.
Stylish, contemporary Leave a Comment Theme: NightclubAddress: 601 Eddy StPhone: 415) 771-FLIPDirections: In the Tenderloin-take a cab there and home.Website: http://www.backflipsf.com/1.html
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Big Heart City often goes unnoticed. That's not just an IHOP across from the Metreon, but a pretty large nightclub. At the entrance, Big Heart City resembles a grand old hotel lobby with its Art Deco chandeliers and long, polished wooden bar. To the side is a lounge outfitted with low-set antique couches; the only things here that don't scream "1920s" are the big-screen video monitors mounted on either wall. Further back is a spacious wooden dance floor, perfect for some serious getting down. Upstairs is a large wrap-around lounge, where clubbers can watch the action below.
Big Heart City's party roster is constantly changing and always varied. Depending on the night, you'll find everything from hoochie house soirees to bondage and goth parties. It's a good idea to call before showing up, or you could feel out of place with that whip and leather corset. Leave a Comment Theme: NightclubAddress: 836 Mission Street, SF, CA 94103Phone: (415) 777-0666Other Contact: Remedy Parties
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DJ's spinning some great dance tracks.
Sharp Leave a Comment Theme: NightclubAddress: 699 Market Street, SF, CAPhone: (415) 543-0191
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Basically, we were looking to go out in downtown but didn't want to pay $20 to get in, which it seemed like all the big clubs there had. The Cellar was walking distance from our hotels, only cost $5 to get in, and was one of the funnest nights we've had. Their Friday night party has an 80's theme, and the crowd was DOWN to dance. They also had hip hop in the 2nd room, which was nicer looking but slightly smaller. It's usually pretty hard to find a place where the crowd and music appeases everyone in our group, but there were plenty of attractive (and surprisingly NOT snobby) people there, as well as having 2 different styles of music going on. I will be moving to SF in a few weeks and am definetely going to frequent this place -- it's laid back, friendly, and good to take groups because there really is something for everyone.
It was a friday when I went, and the girl on the phone said no hats or athletica apparel was allowed. Jeans and/or sneakers had to be dressed up with a nice shirt. I think the idea was just don't look like a slob. Theme: NightclubAddress: 685 Sutter St. (@ Taylor), San Francisco, CA 94102Phone: 415-441-5678Directions: About 2 blocks off Union Square, just follow the cable car line up to Sutter, take a left on Sutter then walk about 2 blocksWebsite: www.cellarsf.com
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