Best nightclubs San Francisco

For a concert of indie music in a vintage decor where the red dominates among the

old rickshaws. An establishment frequented by all ages and particularly appreciated by the little rock of San Francisco.

One of San Francisco's biggest nightclubs, it's been around for decades and still holds its own in the city's nightlife scene. The music at this club is eclectic enough to appeal to all ages of night owls. Lots of themed evenings, including burlesque shows, live music evenings, DJs... The venue is huge: two stages, seven dancefloors... enough to change the mood. Keep up to date with the website if you don't want to find yourself in the middle of a fetish party!

One of the leading clubs of the San Franciscan electro scene, in a refined decor that inspires... Three very design rooms: The Shrine and its white marble floor, Destiny Lounge, combining luxury and technology with its sofas, and Catacombs and its Buddha statues to dance in the heart of the temple! The whole place is sounded with Void, an excellent brand. An element that we like: the zero waste policy that applies (no flyers, biodegradable glasses, etc.). And if you like to play the game, you'll find seven vip cabins here!

This gay-friendly club has long specialized in hard rock. It's a shaker: music from the 1980s, goth, industrial, new wave, punk, dead rock and indie. Thursday is 100% 1980s, Tuesday karaoke. Two rooms with very different atmospheres and a cage for gogo dancingwhich is also used on Wednesdaysfor bondage evenings. Make sure you don't get the wrong day!

Gallery by day and club by night, it is the address not to be missed in the city if you are a fan of electronic music. A lot of big names have passed through here, even if we currently find more confidential quality djs at the turntables of this small and very trendy club with a sound system, Funktion One, worthy of the best Berlin establishments. Moreover, the club supports local charities, which is always a good point. A great address to try for party lovers!

In the 1990s, the Up and Down Club was best known for its jazz and acid rock. Now, the Raven, with its decor of antique mirrors and leather banquettes, boasts three bars and offers an eclectic evening's music, with a "feel good" and slightly nostalgic leitmotiv. From the 1990s to the present day, hip-hop, grunge, R&B and pop, among others, are all played. You'll enjoy the barmaids' cocktails, concocted with freshly squeezed juices and premium spirits, following creative and delicate compositions.