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NIGHTLIFE
1. LE COLONIAL
People flock here for the cuisine, the live music, or to sit in the lounge for tea or
cocktails. Live swing, jazz, and blues bands entertain guests Monday to Thursday, in-
cluding the very popular Martini Brothers Band. Head to the club upstairs on Friday
and Saturday nights as the DJ spins house tracks to a crowded dance floor from
9:30pm-2am. Situated just off Union Square, the location can't be beat.
20 Cosmo
Place • 415 931 3600
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2. MIGHTY
One of the few San Francisco venues large enough to be considered a proper dance
club, Mighty is well-known for hip-hop shows and international house DJs. It is be-
loved by clubgoers for its great variety of music, its size, and its revolving art collec-
tion.
119 Utah St at 15th • 415 762 0151
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3. MEZZANINE
Located in the SoMa district, industrial chic Mezzanine comprises one large room
with a long bar down one side, and a concrete dance floor throughout. Mezzanine
hosts touring indie bands, esoteric hip-hop acts, and visiting DJs, such as Juan
Maclean and the Three 6 Mafia.
444 Jesse St • 415 625 8880
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4. BOTTOM OF THE HILL
Open seven days a week, this is one of the best live-music venues in a city renowned
for its live music. Even though Bottom of the Hill has a definite punk vibe, you are just
as likely to hear a folk music act playing as a hardcore punk band. If you don't care for
the music, just head to the back where you can grab a table out of earshot.
1233 17th
St between Texas and Missourri • 415 621 4455
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