It’s not the healthiest option, but this is the playoffs. Burgers, chili cheese dogs and tacos are also available. Their “tachos” are also well-known (tater tots done nacho style). 50 cent chicken wings from opening to close. This hip gastropub should come to mind when you hear “Wing Wednesday.” Teeth may be the only place in the city that serves. There are ample benches, tables and stools for seating.
But the real party is on the patio, which features another full bar. Great music, a full bar, frozen drinks and happy hour specials-what more could you ask for? This small but mighty gay bar in the Castro District features flatscreen TVs inside and a pool table if you are in the mood to play. Know Your Neighbors: Ali Jamalian The Mix
(Jenny, by the way, is no relation to Steve as far as The Standard’s crack team of investigative reporters could discern.) Instead, enjoy a live performance by Jenny Kerr and her band, who will serenade you with Americana music while you watch the game. Madrone might be the place for you if you like your sports mixed with a little art and music. | Ezra Shaw, Getty Images Madrone Art Bar And if beer isn’t your thing wine will be available. You can watch the Warriors play on large flatscreens whether you are seated indoors or at their parklet. Nashville Hot Chicken sandwiches, loaded fries and rice bowls are also some popular items. | Felix Uribe Jr for The Standard FoghornĬhilli lime, bourbon maple bacon and ghost pepper-oh my! This inner Richmond Taproom has wings galore with over 15 different flavors. Basketball fans watch the Warriors game at DistrictSix during the Warriors playoff game on Saturday, May 20, 2022. The indoor/outdoor food hall, which is located in the heart of SoMa, brings big party energy with several giant screens for game projection, a beer garden with picnic tables, and live DJ sets.
If you can’t decide which game snacks to wolf down, District Six will have a few options, including the Chef’s Food Truck and Nucha Empanadas. Mashallah Halal, an Indian and Pakistani food truck, will be on hand to serve a variety of samosas and masala dishes. Over 20 beers are on tap, a couple of large flatscreen TVs hang above the bar, there are games and plenty of seating. This Bernal Heights gem is also jokingly called “Baby-bottle,” as the place is sometimes full of parents and their newborns. Trademark Sports Bar staff serves Warriors fans during a playoff game in San Francisco, Calif. But our sources tell us there is no official “watch party” scheduled for the home game, and do you really want to try to get a table at Dumpling Time, Gott’s Roadside or Miller & Lux?įortunately, San Francisco is a big city with plenty of places where you can go to enjoy good food, good company and-we hope-a good game. If you really want to be as close to the action as possible, without springing for a ticket inside, Thrive City will be open and streaming the game on its jumbo screen. With game tickets at San Francisco’s Chase Center going for close to $200 for a seat in the nosebleeds, suddenly being a bench-warmer doesn’t sound so bad.
The competition is sure to be fierce in the quest to advance to the finals. The NBA’s Western Conference continues with the Golden State Warriors facing off against the Dallas Mavericks.