United Irish Cultural Center — Attraction in San Francisco

The place is generally decent, but a bit too expensive for Victorians. The venue carries a lounge, but with possible circulation of drugs. The catering crew is awesome, but the server has to work at the police station to keep up, whereas venue was overbooked for its first major anniversary. For consumers, the presentation, blankly, is nothing comparable to the Met. When compared with McDonald and the British Museum, the construction is a piece of chivalry and lacks reservation. The geographical location is low in altitude, which could make one feel intellectually elevated. Notably, there’s a new building, an University, and a zoo nearby. Yet, Tom Cruise can’t make an investment and Taylor Swift is not affiliated, suspending the organization off mainstream culture, being unitedly Irish. For all of these haunting nuances, I simply don’t want to visit again unless the experience becomes worthwhile. i.e....

This is an virtually undiscovered dining gem in this part of SF. II just had an excellent veal scallopine dinner here. Prices are cheap for SF. In addition, because it is not popular, you don't have to wait for a table and can get instantly seated, even at a Saturday night at 7PM. Plenty of street parking.

Place feels kinda like funky high-end. I should have taken a photo of their menu to post.

I am not sure if they do it anymore, but a year ago I came for dinner and hey had a great irish folk band playing.

Yes, some of the people who go here/work here are not young anymore. Don't go if you are offended by the presence of people over 30.

Check it out if you are looking for an alternative to standard SF...

This place is steeped in Irish culture. It is definitely the place to be on St Patrick's Day if You're in the Bay area. They have many bars set up and the children have free reign over the place. The staff are great and well informed on all topics. They have a nice little stage where local bands can perform. They have an open area at the back called "wawona gates" it's the perfect "open air" area for when it's too nice a day to be inside. Definitely try this place if you're up for visiting a little part of Ireland without leaving the bay area. You'll be happy...