Useful Addresses
Wine bars
Here is short selection of wine bars in San Francisco with a French twist for most of them but not necessarily.
Amélie
Wine bar & French restaurant. Cheese plates, escargots... European trendy and great music (sample form the DJ on the website). Usually crowded on Fridays and Saturdays, but definitely worth going.
1754 Polk St, Nob Hill
(415) 292-6916
Monday-Sunday. 5pm – 1am
[Vins] Etcetera
Wines world tour in this Valencia bar, renowned for its flammenkueche, the Alsatian thin flatbread pizzas.
795 Valencia (@ 19th Street)
Tuesday-Thursday from 5pm to 12am
Friday & Saturday from 5pm to 1.30am
Sunday from 5pm to 11pm
RN 74
Bar-restaurant named after the famous wine road from the Burgundy region in France. Endless wine list. Have a glass while you wait for your table, or just go there for a drink, but you should go anyway!
301 Mission St, SOMA
(415) 543-7474
Swirl on Castro
A cozy Wine bar you have to experience ! Choose and savour your wine, try some cheeses, enjoy the unusual ambiance, read a book... A good place to meet before going to Castro Theater. They are open in the afternoon.
572 Castro Street (between 18th and19th Street)
(415) 864-2262
Blush!
Warm and friendly bar on Castro with a constant program of live performances (music and theater). Click on the inage below to check the menu.
476 Castro Street @ 18th Street
InoVino
Tiny bar/restaurant to know on Carl Street in Cole Valley. He opens late and it's qui te a quality. Great selection of Italian wines, of course!
108B Carl Street
Inner Fog
Neighborhood wine bar in the Inner Sunet. Simple, nice and welcoming.
545 Irving Street at 7th Avenue
