This 900-capacity club and art gallery has two long bars bordering the ample dancefloor and lofty space upstairs. Local DJs and even some live acts hold...

The slick interior and flawless sound system led URB magazine to name Mighty the 'Best New Club in America', but the place has also received plenty of...

For years, the Haight-Ashbury district was ground zero for the city's rock scene, but these days hip hop is creeping in and proving itself a Haight Street...

Converted from an elegant 1890s theatre, Ruby Skye has retained a good many of its ornate Victorian touches, while gaining thoroughly modern sound and...

Three ample dancefloors, live performances and seductive go-go dancers attract crowds of hip partygoers and sexy Latino queers to this warehouse club....

Now more than 40 years old, the Stud still has dancing all week. The crowd is mainly gay and male, but the club prides itself on being 'omnisexual'....

The ultra-swank Suite One8one is one of SF's hottest spots, but it's not for everyone. Some cologne-soaked folks are suckers for a $20 cover, and that's...

After a turn toward smaller clubs (and less expensive entry fees), many of the city's scenesters bemoaned a lack of larger venues that weren't overrun by...

There's dancing every night at the Café, the Castro's largest and most popular club. Once the area's only women's bar, it now mainly attracts boys from...

On a somewhat sketchy stretch of Lower Haight, the club formerly known as the Top is little more than a converted dive with a smallish dancefloor. But set...

A blast from the city's ostentatious dotcom past - a person could easily spend upwards of $1,000 here on fancy champagne service to impress his or her other...

A meat market on most nights, albeit a comfortable one, boasting some of the best downtempo and lounge music in the city and incredibly friendly staff....