A beer garden in the Mission, Castro favorites and cocktails by Duboce Park, all close enough to walk between.
Most of these start around 3:30 PM and run until about 6 PM. 2 of the 3 also run on the weekend.
The Valencia Street beer garden with more than 60 taps, taking $1 off pints and $3 off pitchers from 2 to 6 on weekdays.
A Castro restaurant on 16th Street with $6 Kölsch pints and an $11 house Manhattan at the bar on weekday afternoons and Sundays.
A Church Street cocktail bar with happy hour every day from 4 to 7: $10 classics like the Army Navy and Lion's Tail, $9 wine, $6 beer.
With every deal, the On now filter and the whole of SF on your own map — 33 happy hours in all.
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Take BART to 16th Street Mission or Muni Metro to Castro Station; the J Church streetcar runs between the two neighborhoods.
Valencia, Mission and 16th Streets hold the Mission's bars, and Market and 18th the Castro's. Most happy hours here are weekday afternoons, and Dolores Park sits between the two if the weather is good.
Close enough to walk between — tap a marker to see which one it is.
This page is a sample. The SF Happy Hour pack in Whosly has every one of the 33 — 149 deals with their prices and times — and tells you which are pouring right now.
Or search “Whosly: Plans, Places & RSVPs” on the App Store
“Whosly: Plans, Places & RSVPs”.
The happy hour packs are included with Planner Pro. Starting a plan and RSVPing are free, always.
The essential spots, mapped — free to save in the app.
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