The Warfield
(415) 775-7722
982 Market St
San Francisco,
CA
94102
37.7826
-122.41
Neighborhoods: Northeast, Tenderloin
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In Short
One of the last surviving vaudeville palaces in San Francisco, this place was a popular stop in the '20s for big-name national performers like Al Jolson. Today, it books acts as diverse as Ryan Adams and Bill Maher. The theater features a dance floor and limited table seating on the first level; reserved balcony seating is also available.
User Reviews
CSMobileUser2
June 05, 2009
I really enjoyed seeing the Prodigy & think that this venue enhanced my experience, as even general admission (which is what I had) I could see,hear & FEEL the music.....loudest concert I've ever been to. The staff there is nice & professional and I'll definately come back!
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CSMobileUser
June 05, 2009
I really enjoyed seeing the Prodigy & think that this venue enhanced my experience, as even general admission (which is what I had) I could see,hear & FEEL the music.....loudest concert I've ever been to. The staff there is nice & professional and I'll definately come back!
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Jeff62
November 26, 2008
My daughter and I went to see The Decemberists at The Warfield. I enjoyed the music, but the small venue was overcrowded, and some people were rude and inconsiderate of others. Had the fire dept showed up i'm sure they would of cited the theater for exceeding occupancy limits. The security was more concerned about where people were standing and ignored the people smoking grass. Drinks were reasonble if you went and got your own, but prices more than doubled if you used a cocktail waitress. the standing only can be uncomfortable for people with back, leg, or knee issues. and due to the smokers and the overcrowding this is not an all ages venue as some websites list it. Thankfully my 13 year old daughter didint like the smell of the dope and asked if we could leave, which we did, only five songs into the set.
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Parking:
There's a pay lot on the corner of Taylor and Turk.
Know Before You Go:
The door typically opens at 7pm with shows starting at 8pm.
Where to Sit:
There is reserved balcony seating available for people who want a more private setting to watch their favorite bands.
Save Time:
There is a full restaurant to accompany the full bar.
Category:
Theatres, Nightclubs, Bars & Pubs, Halls & Auditoriums, Conventions
