Rickshaw Stop — Attraction in San Francisco

We went to this venue to see Larkin Poe. We love this Duo and were pleasantly surprised how up close and personal we were able to get. The Acoustics were wonderful and everybody could see well especially from the floor. It took a while for the bar to open but that probably was because we did the early bird tour which cost a little bit extra but we got to meet the musicians in person and got a signed poster. There was beer on tap that was passable and mixed drinks which we there's also self-serve water which was excellent and I think every venue should have. I couldn't believe how inexpensive the tickets would have been otherwise. The main difficulty for me was finding parking but I wouldn't expect otherwise in a big city. So I'd say find a show you...

It might have been because Rickshaw was spacious and I had the ability to walk around without bumping into anyone or the fact that all 5'1" of me got to stand on a table so I could get an unobstructed view of the headliner (something I'm not used to at all), but I'm a fan of this place! It's got a backyard patio feel to it with the lights hung on the ceiling and an upstairs balcony with adequate seating if you don't want to deal with the mosh pit that downstairs will eventually become.

My only gripe about it was that it got very stuffy and hazey. But I guess that's to be expected when everyone's jumping up and down, dancing. Overall,...

They wouldn't open the doors until the DJs were ready or 20 minutes after scheduled start time. They don't offer drink tickets along with the entry fee. The service fee if you buy tickets online is too high and it is not worth it, better buying at the door. Doesn't seem they had food to order there. There was a minor water leak in the ceiling in the dance floor area that occasionally dripped with noticeable water on the floor. The decor looked rather old and the second floor was closed off for unknown reasons. The DJ song selection was somewhat poor and very obscure, not playing any of the commercial hits (in regards to the...