Butter, San Francisco

Butter, San Francisco

Butter Bar, located in San Francisco, holds the prestigious title of being voted the #1 Party Bar in the city. What sets Butter apart from other bars is its groundbreaking approach to radiated cuisine, offering tasty home-cooked selections. The bar takes pride in its innovative use of multiple microwaves, allowing its trailer chef to skillfully prepare a dazzling array of dishes using just the right power settings and timing sequences.

One of the standout features of Butter is its unique design. The bar was meticulously crafted from the ground up, centering around an "island bar" concept. This layout ensures a constant focus on providing the perfect complimentary beverage pairings to their distinctive cuisine. Inside Butter, you'll find a somewhat random and chaotic ambiance, boasting an eclectic array of decor. From bumper stickers adorning the walls to cardboard cutouts of Elvis, the bar exudes an atmosphere of fun and quirkiness.

Indulge in deep-fried Twinkies, and tater tots, or enjoy a vodka and Red Bull concoction. Themed cocktails are served in mason jars, with names like Bitchin' Camaro and Junkyard Dog, adding to the bar's distinct charm. When it comes to beer, Butter exclusively serves the freshest Pabst Blue Ribbon, alongside a wide selection of other 16 oz. tallboy canned beers.

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Sight Name: Butter
Sight Location: San Francisco, USA (See walking tours in San Francisco)
Sight Type: Disco/Nightclub

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