SupperClub
San Francisco, CA 94107
Phone: (415) 348-0900
- Price:
- $$$$
- Cross Street:
- Second Street
- Best of Citysearch:
- Off-The-Wall Date Spot 2008, DJs 2006, Special Occasion Dining 2006
- Hours:
- Tue-Wed, Sun 7pm seating, Thu-Sat 7:30pm seating
Editorial Review for SupperClub – by Daniel Liszt
The Scene
Padded red leather walls and disco balls surround nicely dressed 20- and 30-somethings sipping cocktails from the center bar. Servers sporting "Mad Max"-inspired costumes escort guests into the stark-white dining room as the proverbial curtain is lifted. An exhibition kitchen takes center stage, with a team of T-shirt-clad cooks making meals for a shoeless audience relaxing on white beds. Neon lights change the room's glow as clubby music pulses. Throughout the show, servers might slide down a two-story railing to dance on the bar, perform a lip-sync routine or swing from the ceiling.
The Food
There is no printed menu. The French-influenced prix fixe rotates weekly and might include a salad, fish, soup, meat and dessert. Everything is delicious, despite the scene-stealing atmosphere. A savory tapenade adds flair to a quail-egg salad while sweet chorizo tops radiant pink salmon. Chunks of apple float in thick squash soup, setting up a pork entree and frothy meringue dessert.
Editorial content is independent of paid advertisers. Any expenses are paid for by Citysearch.
Insider Tips
Know Before You GoThe main dining room may not open for 30 to 60 minutes after the seating time.
Look GoodWear a clean pair of socks--you'll be taking your shoes off while you dine.
The ExtrasAs dinner is winding down, the restaurant opens its doors to the public and becomes a full-fledged club. The cover charge may be $10 for non-diners.
Fun FactSan Francisco boasts the first U.S. outpost of the sexed-up Amsterdam dinner theater.
User Reviews for SupperClub
04/25/2008 Posted by Withdrawls4NYC
Supperclub's never appealed to me. It struck me as a glitz over substance sort of place and given that I'm about food not flash; I've had no interest in patronizing it. However, when a friend invited me recently for cocktails to celebrate her birthday, I accepted. I figured since she'd reserved a private room (on a weeknight) it would be a fairly manageable experience. We arrived even before the birthday girl, ordered a couple drinks and made ourselves comfortable in "bed". Along with the birthday girl came the arrival of passed hors d'oeuvres - oysters, mini grilled cheese sandwiches with tiny cups of tomato soup and truffle popcorn. Talk about decadent, grown-up treats - and all were quite tasty to boot! I'm still not likely to choose Supperclub for a night out on the town, but my recent experience there definitely left a good impression.
Pros: bar, lounge, good music, beds
Cons: loud, expensive
02/23/2008 Posted by foodandparty
Over priced and not worth the time or money. We payed a premium for a table. Service was extremely poor, even with our "VIP" table, they made us wait a while before letting us in. The place is overrated.
Users Like You Also Viewed
Brain Wash Cafe and Laundromat
1122 Folsom St.
San Francisco, CA 94103
Foreign Cinema
2534 Mission St
San Francisco, CA 94110
