Fifth Arrow — Local services in San Francisco

Fifth Arrow is located in the basement of a theater like building. You will need to go down the stairs when you first arrive. Make sure to get all your calls or messages to others when you are outside, since my friends and I had bad reception after we went into the restaurant. It's a really cute place though, with a couple bowling alleys and food/drinks.

Food ordered: Margherita Pizza (5/5): This is your basic Margherita pizza with Mozzarella Cheese, tomato sauce, basil, olive oil, and a special little bit of sprinkling of sea salt.

Funghi Pizza (3/5): Don't get me wrong, I like mushrooms, but maybe just not these type specifically. There was a stracciatella white sauce base, Wine Forest Mushroom, and was topped with a drizzle of Truffle Oil. This was a savorier pizza in contrast to the other pizzas tried.

Butternut Squash Pizza (4/5): Topped with cubes of butternut squash, sprinkled with pomegranate seeds, and a bit of sage leaves, this one was aesthetic. The stracciatella white sauce base was the same as the Funghi Pizza and it was fine.

Overall, all pizzas were delicious and I absolutely loved the inflated crusts on the circumference of the pie, but the super thin crust that held all...

Fun place to hang out, eat and drink! There’s a small 3-lane bowling alley, and a large bar with table seating for dinner. The menu has a small selection, but all that we tried was well-prepared: chicken wings, margherita pizza, salad, and farm plate. The pizza has a sourdough crust that we loved. The wings had a tasty glaze with a nice balance between sweet and spicy.

The other fun aspect is that they have several board games that are available to play. On a Wednesday night, the crowd was mostly young adults, probably relaxing after work. Yet, we felt comfortable with our pre-teen kids, who enjoyed it and wished we had planned ahead to reserve a bowling lane. ...

Man, this venue was unaccommodating at the end of the night. I couldn’t call a car because I had no connection in the venue. I was waiting for the car and the venue was said “we have to lock the doors so you can’t wait inside”. I showed them that the car was 3 mins away, and they said I had to wait outside with security. There was no security was, just a the ticket taker for the venue adjacent to their venue. I had to stand outside while someone yelled at us from the street, instead of indoors. It just felt unreasonable for no reason. The two locations were connected so it didn’t feel necessary for me to...