The Parlor

Bonnie Bailey

For some reason, whenever we have guests in SF who have already done the tourist thing, we always go to The Parlor. It's a little pricey ($50 for an hour at a table I believe), but it's still worth it for the ping pong fun. The best part is that there's unlimited balls and you don't have to pick up the balls (that's what you're paying for :D). We've only gone on weekend afternoons, and it's always been pretty empty and easy to get a table. It's a great place for a little exercise, some day drinking, and some friendly competition with your friends.

Cijae

The staff was very rude and nasty. The big security guard at the door allowed several patrons in without showing their vaccination card, when asked why his response was "Oh I know them." Knowing a person does not mean they don't have Covid. I then witness him badger a couple for their card. Very unfair business practice!!

Lindsay “Sweet Clucker” T

I liked the ambiance for watching football on Sunday. The food is smaller portions and expensive but it was good. We really liked the nachos (they are small portion), shishito peppers and the chicken sandwich. We had great service our waitress was not annoyed we sat and watched football all afternoon.

Matt Osgood

Football Sunday: Trendiest/hipster-est sports bar I think I've ever been to. Great for Ravens games, but really busy. After our initial server was cut, we never managed to flag down another server, but going to the bar for a pitcher was fine. Bar bites were good, but I'd say unless you're there to watch the Ravens, focus on watching the people.