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- Larry HallSeptember 21, 2012It's quite memorizing to watch the barkeep mix cocktails. Why was I born in this day and age? This nostalgic establishment makes on yearn for prohibition and derby hats.
- Jules BelcherOctober 21, 2015Great cocktails, good atmosphere - but you need to be able to see in the dark!
- Brian Van HornJune 22, 2014Total yuppie bar. They make awesome cocktails, but it's really aimed at the Google bus crowd. Okay over all. 4 Japanese single malts, which is pretty decent.
- Andy JiangAugust 19, 2014Classic speakeasy cocktail bar. Make sure to close the door before a hobo wanders in.
- Alessio SanzogniAugust 21, 2012Outstanding 20's atmosfere And cocktails... But for a full prohibitiobism experience.. Ask for the Library!
- Daniel SchlossfrauMay 19, 2016Very stylish place. Speakeasy style. Cocktails are very good. Liked their manhattan.
- Lori WhiteSeptember 18, 2012My uncle asked me what i liked ("weird & old"), AND went to the trouble of looking up the password & bringing me here b/c he fundamentally knows how to make his hipster niece feel loved & special.
- Natalie RayJanuary 6, 2013Try the cucumber gimlet. Be sure to call ahead or make a reservation online for the password.
- Hatice U.May 23, 2013Try rum w/ coconut and lime when they have it. Also be cautious about ur phone to keep old atmosphere alive!!
- Clare BautistaDecember 15, 2011You don't need a password if you take the O'Farrell entrance straight into the library bar. Amazing cocktails. Order a paper plane.
- EsquireFebruary 1, 2011Congratulations, you've found one of Esquire's Best Bars in America. This place is a speakeasy with cocktails that would have made a pre-Prohibition Broadway dandy smile. Our vote: a daiquiri.
- Men's Health MagNovember 15, 2011These old-timers are keeping things on the hush-hush, and not just with the lack of a marquee. No cell phones. No cosmos. No standing around at the bar. Get a Buffalo Trace bourbon. Taste the history.
- Pamela Ringer-BritzDecember 9, 2011My favorite thing here, is the cloth napkins they place your drink on. Also - the around 40 page drink book.
- Marissa CoughlinAugust 20, 2011Cucumber gimlet is super delicious and refreshing. The splash of sparkling wine adds just the right amount of fun.
- Janet TomDecember 16, 2013Check their website daily for the password to gain entrance. Also password for the library bar is "books"
- wheat kneeApril 3, 2012Make a reservation online, even up to the last minute.. or simply ring the bell and see if they have walk in room in the library!
- BravoJanuary 27, 2010The culty speak-easy makes outstanding hand-crafted cocktails. One or two are enough, but I always want many more. -Elizabeth Falkner, Top Chef
- Heather CasteelDecember 18, 2013Password required. Available on website. Super talented bartenders and excellent drink menu.
- Garann MeansNovember 16, 2014State your gin preference. I asked what a particular cocktail was made with and found out the default was Gordon's.
- Chris GarciaOctober 18, 2012The Bobbie Burns (scotch, sweet vermouth, benedictine) was delightful. Just sweet enough.
- Tell the bartender what you feel like having and they can stir up something special for you
- Amy YounghansMarch 21, 2013A must-see! You feel as If you've stepped back into time! Figure out the right password and your in! ;-)
- Morgan LintonNovember 18, 2013Make sure to order the Lucas Pucus, it's not on the menu but it's amazing!
- Guillaume FlandreNovember 7, 2014Cocktail bar kinda hidden. The second room seems to be kinda VIP. Overall kinda cool!
- Adam McCueMarch 12, 2013Get a Frank Lloyd Wright, one of the 50 best cocktails in San Francisco by 7x7 magazine
- Charbay Winery and DistilleryJune 24, 2010Amazing cocktails, fabulous bartenders and hard to find libations (read: Charbay Whiskey II, Doubled & Twisted, etc). Always a good time!
- Shelly CustodioNovember 4, 2011Make reservations. My password was "joint" but I'm sure they change it up. Try the cucumber gimlet!
- Aaron DraczynskiNovember 27, 2012This place is tricky to find; look for the non-descript wooden door. Make sure you know the password.
- Shawna MattisonJanuary 4, 2013On New Years Eve, no reservations were required and every room had a different theme. Hope they do it again next year!
- Regina WaltonMarch 4, 2016Know the password. Don't cut in line. Leave the bar staff a nice tip for the great cocktails.
- Taylor LorenJune 13, 2013you need a reservation for the password! also, no cameras/cellphones allowed