Name: Raven Bar
Address: 1151 Folsom St, San Francisco, CA 94103, San Francisco
Telephone: +1-415-4311152
Price range: $$-$$$
Rating: 5

Fun club! Free water, which is a big plus.  Good bar and has lots of drinks music is good.

Came mostly because a friend brought us, the highlight of the bar was that the guy -checking IDs was friendly and that the cover was dirt cheap. ($10) The bartenders were polite, but the drinks were flat out just bad. I&#39;m fine paying $12 a drink, but I expect some alcohol for that, not the soda with a hint of booze we received. The crowd was also.. Meh, but I guess you can&#39;t really hold that against the bar they gotta make money, and that means taking what you can get sometimes. The music was mostly garbage, but the crowd seemed to think it was ok.. Low standards I guess? I don&#39;t know, I hope they&#39;re not paying the DJ much. (Pandora?) Seems like it would have the potential to be a solid spot, but they&#39;d have to pretty much make a 180. Great name though.

Latest

Positive reviews

Raven Bar

Highly recommended restaurant, with retro and elegant decoration, very considerate service and great taste of dishes

Trip Gourmet Awards

No. 7 of Fine Dining  in San Francisco

This is a high-end creative cuisine restaurant named Birdsong that was selected into the 2020 Ctrip Food Forest Flavor Restaurant List. Their dishes are quite refreshing to me.

No. 8 of Fine Dining  in San Francisco

had dinner on a recent trip to SF. The 200 tasting menu was worth the price given the quality and quantity of the fish. Favorite was the sea urchin with salmon roe. A5 wagyu beef was also very tasty.

One of the Top Fine Dining  in San Francisco

[San Francisco Restaurant Exploration | Delicious Japanese A5 Wagyu🥩]

We visited a Japanese steakhouse on the weekend: Niku Steakhouse, which opened at the beginning of the year and has the same owner as Omakase. My friend said that this restaurant only has delicious Wagyu, so the four of us ordered four Wagyu (my wallet was crying and my heart was bleeding).

They are Kobe, Bushu, Satsuma, and Takamori. Takamori is off-menu. The waiter said that the feed these cows eat contains grains for brewing sake, commonly known as &quot;drunk&quot;, which is limited every month.

After eating, I feel that the cheapest Satsuma is the most delicious, not too greasy, and the meat of &quot;drunk&quot; is the most tender, with just the right amount of fat and lean, melting in the mouth, and the taste is really different. Kobe has beautiful marble patterns and less fat, between &quot;drunk&quot; and Satsuma. Bushu has the most obvious charcoal grilled flavor and is very fragrant.

House Roll is sesame bread, crispy and delicious, with butter made from wagyu, it&#39;s so delicious! Beef Tartare and grilled corn are also very good, worth a try.

The most surprising thing is the knife selection process, even the small machete is loved! At the same time, there are some shortcomings in service, such as serving four wagyu at the same time, which resulted in the last two pieces being almost cold, and they didn&#39;t change our plates in the middle.

But their attitude is still quite good. After pointing it out to them, they also gave us two ice creams as an apology. At that time, we were lucky enough to be arranged in a small room with only two tables. It was relatively quiet, and the hall was much more crowded.

My honest opinion: Wagyu beef is really expensive. This meal cost me $200 per person. I don&rsquo;t think I will come again😂
🔹
🍴Restaurant | Niku Steakhouse
📍Address | 61 Division St, San Francisco, CA 94103
⏰Opening hours | 4:30-10pm
💰Per person | $100-200

Raven Bar

Reviews of Raven Bar