Monk's Kettle

(415) 865-9523

3141 16th St, San Francisco, CA | Directions   94103

37.764759 -122.422986 View Website
  • Hours

    Open weekdays 12 PM until 2 AM; 11:30 AM until 2 AM on weekends. The kitchen is open every night until 1 AM
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Central, Mission Dolores, Mission Dolores (Hub, Mid-Market)

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Monk's Kettle
October 12, 2012

If you are craving beer, this is the place to go. With an extensive list, this Mission District locale is a fave among beer connoisseurs & newbies. They also make a mean cheeseburger with crisp, salted fries.

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4.0
June 15, 2012

Over-hyped but you should still go. Great pretzel, burger and bone marrow. Go for lunch, too packed at night.

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4.0
May 29, 2009

Awesome burger, beers and a great non Marina ambiance!!!!. Every time I visit I receive great beer suggestions and when it's crowded and hard to move around for the staff they remain friendly and upbeat.

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5.0
May 05, 2009

Great Gastropub. Monk's Kettle is THE place to check out! The vibe is totally cool, unpretentious, and always a great time. If you like/love/learning to like beer...this is the spot for you. Aside of great beer/wine, the food here is sooo yummy. And, the owner Nat is super cool. Get there early as this place gets packed with beer lovers alike!

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1.0
October 30, 2008

inattentive bartenders who are too hip to acknowledge you. I live on 16th St. and have been to Monk's Kettle 3 times. If you can get past the inattentive, rude, too hip and dismissive bartenders who are apparently supposed to act as hosts when the host is away, then you'll probably like this place. The food is excellent. The beer menu is amazing and the actual wait staff is very good. One Saturday afternoon my husband and I walked in. There was a bartender and two customers. The bartender saw us, looked away and began cleaning the bar. At least 3 minutes passed before he ever spoke to us and then he said, dismissively, "If you want to have lunch you can just sit at any table." and turned away. We left. The next time I decided to order take-out thinking that I wouldn't have to deal with the attitude, but no such luck. The bartender walked up to the man standing next to me (like 4" from my shoulder) and spoke to him but never even looked at me. She walked away. Probably 4 minutes later I flagged down a server who was serving in the far back of the restaurant to let him know that I needed to pick up a take-out order. When the bartender delivered my food she just sat it in front of me. SO RUDE! The one time we actually ate in the restaurant the waitress was very good and the food was excellent but the place was super crowded and loud. They let as many people who can fit stuff themselves into the bar area, which means if you are in an aisle seat you're getting bumped constantly and if you want to go to the restroom it's like walking through the Elbo Room on a Fri. night. I really wish they would train the bartenders to be decent hosts if there isn't a host on duty and I wish they didn't let so many people in the bar when they're serving dinner. The food is SO good and the location is great. I really want to go back, but I don't deserve to be treated with disdain; I won't ever be going back. Listen, if the manager/owner cared about how customers were treated he/she would make it clear to the staff. I can only assume they don't.

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5.0
February 19, 2008

Cute place to down fascinating Belgian brews.. I haven't tried their food menu, but the concept, location, and beer selection is top notch. Be aware that the Belgian brews can add up the tab very quickly -- they even have $40+ bottles for the real spenders. Great stuff on tap and you can really taste through the "winey" differences that their spectrum of Belgian brews on tap offer. Helpful waitstaff.

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February 14, 2008

Mission district pub serves artisan brews, including two dozen draughts and 100 bottled varieties, alongside elevated pub grub in a clean-lined, modern space.. This beer bar and restaurant is both sophisticated and comfortable, with smooth wooden booths, an simple bar and a friendly, refined atmosphere incongruent with its grittier neighborhood counterparts. Of the 130 international craft beers offered, an impressive 24 are poured on tap. (Though there is a Belgian focus, beers hail from all over, including offerings from local brewers.) Ales are paired with gourmet pub fare: Niman Ranch burgers, artisan charcuterie plates and cheeses--and a giant pretzel with cheddar ale and mustard sauce.

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