Supperclub San Francisco

Eat before, or plan to eat later.... First let's start with the positive. To be fair, I must say, this definately was an experience. The decor, atmosphere, and personalities definately made the night fun. This night was a surprise from my guy, I had no idea what I was getting into, so when we were greeted by a queen in drag calling us "Sluts" I thought what fun. We were given a bed number- so you can guess my anticipation from that point. The staff was courteous and played up the campy/burlesque vibe which dominated the evening. Again, fun. We got on our "bed" and waited for the show.

Totally LOVED the performer in the checkered body stocking and her interactive dancing. But from that point, if you blinked you missed the rest of the acts. The performances were very short, and if you had a seat on the left wall behind the DJ counter you had to stand up on your bed to see while being careful not to knock over your tray.

Now for the food and drinks. I ordered a mojito and could not drink it because it seemed like straight alcohol. So then I ordered a specialty drink with all kinds of fruits and it was just as stout. I was starving so I didn't dare drink either one and I was so glad I didn't, my boyfriend who is a retired football player got blotto on his vodka tonics (3 of them) which is usually no big deal.

We sat down at around 7:30 and did not recieve our first course until around 8:45. The shrimp salad was sparse but tasted great. About 30 minutes later we got what seemed like lobster bisque, pretty good. At around 9:15 I got a prime rib (tough and undercooked) slathered in horseradish sauce over a smidge of mashed potatoes. I was still starving and getting tired of standing to be able to see, I just gave up and tried to sip on my watered down drink, which was still too strong. The desert tasted great, fresh fruit, a small dollop of ice cream and a light wafer. My boyfriend was slurring how he expeced Cirque de Solie and our own bed and that he was still hungry, the sweet waitress sensed that we were done with the whole thing and expedited our ticket saying that if we waited much longer it would be difficult to get out and catch a cab. I was exhausted by the end of this experience, but can say that the excitement and apprehension that lead up to the dining experience was great fun.

A bit of advice, they would do well to put normal amounts of liquor in the drinks and spend the money on a menu selection, and more acts to perform maybe twice instead of one time it would solve alot of problems. Also, the DJ booth is a severe problem. Move that or don't seat people behind it. That is just thoughtless and a little disrespectful to patrons that pay alot to be there.…

waaaaaaaaaaaaay overrated place!!!. I went to the place last night with a group of 10 pple for a bachelorett party! we were informed of the weitress that the menue was a secret!!!! i couldnt belive it!! when you pay 70$ just for the food, you sure want to know what they are serving you.

I ended up paying 70 $ for : 3 piece of tofu, a small boll of green bean soup, a half cup rice seasoned with herbs and a creme brulle(wich was the only good part of the 4 course meal). the timing between each dish was bad, tok aprox. about 30-60 min between each course. was served . what they served should have costed me ca. 35 dollor if it was at a nice restaurant.

I ended up spending 130$ for a simple vegeterian food and 2 glass wine( no fancy wine either).......i felt ripped off!

I went home hungry and warmed up some lasagna after i went home....

They had poor exciuse av entertainment!!!!!!

I was kinda expected a show with a theme or some dansing or singing but all i got was a old drag doing some moves and singing an unrecognizable song.......

and the music was so yesterdays music, they need to update their song selections! i felt i was back in 90's again!

Overall, you are not getting the experience nor the food that you are paying for!!!

Take your money and spend it some where else!!!!…

This could be SUCH a better place. Saw this restaurant on the Travel Channel so decided I wanted to go for my birthday last July. The menu was very nice we started with appetizers that was like a duck mousse, followed by a soup mushroom base soup with white truffle oil and creme fraiche (very rich) Chicken Coq au Vin was not as exciting as the rest of the menu had been but the evening ended with a very tasty Creme Brulee with a macaroon cookie.

The entertainment is... entertaining without being overkill also we went on a Friday night 7/17 (my birthday) and it wasn't busy at all. The entire upstairs was empty but I think this may have been because the bondage event was the next evening. :)

Service was attentive and very very nice after reading the comments and reviews regarding the errors in bills taken to the table afterward (on here and other review sites) I was curious as to what (might) happen but it was fine. Drinks prices were to be as expected. Nice atmosphere definitely a must do for at least once in your life.

Respectfully Reviewed…

Don't go on a weeknight. I have lived in SF for quite a while and was reluctant to go to the Supperclub, thinking it was more of a tourist attraction. I finally took the plunge for a friend's b-day and for the most part am glad I did. I was fairly impressed with the food, but not blown away. What I didn't appreciate was the lack luster entertainment. It was a bit of a slow weeknight and they had some tired old queen dressed in a bunny suit prancing around and being surly. It seemed like they dragged her out of an AA meeting to fill a vacant spot when they couldn't get any real entertainment for the evening. I don't know what the regular entertainment is like but if I were to go back again, it would most definitely be on a weekend.…