(415) 543-4001
121 Spear Street
San Francisco,
CA
94123
37.7923
-122.3936
Neighborhoods: South Beach, Central East
The Cosmopolitan Cafe (Bar)
Last updated 8.24.09
What People Are Saying About The Cosmopolitan Cafe (Bar)
The Editor
Contributor
Citysearch
A khakis and polo shirt-clad crowd descends on this two-tier space after work. Toward the back, singles mingle by the lower-level bar. Near the entrance, servers walk back and forth from the illuminated cherry-wood bar, serving small groups huddled in blue suede booths. If there's a ballgame being played, it'll be displayed on one of the few TVs, evoking a healthy amount of hollering. Some come to sample the noteworthy wine list, but most come for a signature cosmopolitan during happy hour; otherwise, there's nothing special about the typical cocktail list but drinks do pack a punch. Live…
03/10/09
Poor Service
by CSMobileUser4 at Citysearch
This place was recommended by the concierge in our hotel. Our party of 9 went and experienced one of the slowest and latent responses in service possible in a supposedly upscale restaurant. We literally waited over half an hour for our drinks and bread! Food was just ok. Do not go here.
08/13/08
Good Food/Drinks, nice ambiance
by barrer at Citysearch
I was staying at a nearby hotel for work, and stopped by the Cosmopoliton Cafe because of it's location. Nice ambiance, two decently sized bar areas and as well as a lounge-ish eating area in addition to the main dining room. I had the Goat Cheese Gnocchi which was very delicious. Decent menu and drinks, service was a little less than friendly but overall I would recommend it as a good stop if you're in the area.
- Pros: good food, good drinks, nice atmosphere
- Cons: a bit pricey for what you get
08/02/07
yummmo
by negarma at Citysearch
delishhhhhhhhh...i love their cocktails...they drive me insane and oh the location! can't get enough of this place!
The Details on The Cosmopolitan Cafe (Bar)
Know Before You Go:
The restaurant's menu is available at the bar, as is a special bar menu. Highlights include delicate ahi sashimi with carrot-daikon salad ($6) and thin-crust pizzas ($8).
Parking:
Use the Rincon lot and receive two hours for free. The third hour will cost $5.
Save Money:
During weekdays (3:30pm-7pm) specials include: cosmopolitans ($6), beers ($2.50), wines and well drinks ($4).
Where to Sit:
On sunny days, snag a table for two out front.
Category:
Payment Methods:
American Express, Cash, Visa, Diners Club, Discover, MasterCard
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