The BAR

Oh, yeah ! Let's get us some fun in 20-21 !!!

Work on the new roof was going great, until we couldn't find the roofing material... sorry we'll see you next weekend when we're not "topless".

Root for your favorite team ! (Or against your least favorite team). Wings Truck, Cocktails, and outdoor seating ~ just like if you were at the game!!!

Our Delivery Trike has arrived! Assembly tomorrow.Wanna take a ride on the wild side?Our Delivery Trike has arrived! Assembly tomorrow.Wanna take a ride on the wild side?

Big Bertha is up and running !! Today we have The Street Cart of Desires with Thaddeus !! (I'll be offering free trial rides on Bertha ..

Out in the parklet: 10am Bears vs Panthers Browns vs Steelers 1:30 Packers vs Bucs 5:15 NINERS vs Rams... Tacos all day!

We're almost there! This Friday soft opening at noon. Bacon Bacon food truck,so you can legally order drinks with your food ! Be patient with us we're just starting up again. Can't wait to see you all !

We're almost there! Parklet complete, buying chairs and tables for easy in/out for service. Got a "Mystery Food Truck" lined up for next Friday, and a "Mystery" Street Cart of Desire lined up for Saturday. Soft Opening for us, so we can ease back into business. Who's Thirsty? Whoops! I mean who'[s hungry? These by the way these are the rules we must abide to.

We need people to act on the #SaveRestaurants effort before the end of the week. Repost what Virginia Miler said in this article "And if you want to further help support local restaurants and bars, please call and write your political representatives. A number of Bay Area and California state politicians have yet to sign on to the Restaurant Stabilization Act, which has bipartisan support nationally. Speak up and urge our political leaders to pass the act soon and before August 7, when Congress leaves on recess for the rest of the month, at SaveRestaurants.com. (You’ll also find shareable resources on just how crucial the independent restaurant and bars industry is to the U.S. economy.)" https://thebolditalic.com/as-restaurants-struggle-bay-area-

Well this Master Baker (pardon the pun) has done it again ! Amazing stuff. If you have a special occasion coming up, She can make it (bake it) extra special with one of her creations.

Our very own Michelle Meyer is at it again ! These may become The Bar's new desert !

Two conflicting laws between the ABC and SF Attorney. Wanna know why we can't open? Read this: I'm a BIG Girl, but because of my stomach, I generally eat like a "Super Model", appetizers are my go -to order.

SUPER IMPORTANT - Apparently the Supervisors are now balking on supporting the variance. That means no bars/restaurants opening timeline and NO SHARED SPACES as the City Attorney said that without a variance, Shared Spaces, isn't legal. Sooooo....... Can you all call, text or email your Supervisor and ask them nicely to support the variance tomorrow? Use this in your heading "Please Support File #200633 - Supporting Variance to Reopen Economy" D1 - Sandy Fewer - [email protected] D2 - Catherine Stefani - [email protected] D3 - Aaron Peskin - [email protected] D4 - Gordon Mar - [email protected] D5 - Dean Preston - [email protected] D6 - Matt Haney - [email protected] D7 - Norman Yee - [email protected] D8 - Rafael Mandelman - [email protected] D9 - Hillary Ronen - [email protected] D10 - Shamann Walton - [email protected] D11 - Ahsha Safai - [email protected]

In case you were wondering : https://www.kron4.com//san-francisco-bar-owners-fight-for/

We are basically fighting for our business's life. https://www.kron4.com//san-francisco-bar-owners-fight-for/

Hey All, the Bar Owners Alliance of SF is sending a letter out to the Powers that Be here is a copy of the letter if anyone is interested in getting our Bars open. Please pay attention to the last paragraph that addresses our current DPH Director. On behalf of over 400 bar owners in San Francisco, the SF Bar Owner Alliance would like to reiterate our gratitude and respect for your thoughtful, compassionate leadership during the Covid-19 crisis. We can only imagine the imposs...Continue reading

Hey All, thanks for helping out with our garbage bill !! Might you consider signing this?

We're getting closer! New guide lines: Guidance for Safer Social Interactions: The first step when considering a social interaction during the COVID-19 pandemic is to assess your risk and the risk of your loved ones. If you or someone in your household is over the age of 60 or living with a chronic health condition such as diabetes or lung disease, the risk of an interaction increases.... If you choose to interact with people outside your household, you can make it safer by: Doing the activity outdoors. Staying 6 feet apart and wearing a face covering. Avoiding the use of shared objects like utensils and toys. Limiting the number of households and people involved. Staying home if you are feeling unwell especially if you are experiencing COVID-19 symptoms like fever, cough, or fatigue. For more detailed guidance for limited social interactions, go to SF.gov/safersocializing.