Providence Night Club — Restaurant in San Francisco

Came here for a pre-dinner drink (or three) with a girlfriend on a Tuesday night and had a really nice time.

The Women's World Cup was on, yet the place wasn't packed at all! What a pleasant surprise. The bartender was fabulous, making drink recommendations as well as custom drinks for us. She recommended the strawberry basil martini, which was nowhere as sweet as I expected (thank goodness) and quite enjoyable. After that, I asked for something with basil and lavender and she made me an awesome drink with fresh blackberries, lavender bitters, and lemon. The drink was perfectly refreshing and light on a warm evening and I enjoyed it so much I ordered another!

The bartender was friendly as were the other patrons. While I've walked by a million times, I was glad I finally stopped to go in this time! My only complaint is the price... It's not necessarily more expensive than anywhere else in the neighborhood, but at $12/cocktail, the price starts to add up when you have more than one. They did seem to have a good beer happy hour, though, so perhaps I'll take that...

The owner/general manager of this bar should learn how to be polite while talking to customers and asking them something. I was at the door about to call some friends to go inside with a beverage in my hand and he grabbed my arm and was ABSOLUTELY rude about this. Although this is a very serious situation in the US, he should remember that there is a lot of people that are not from US and are not aware of the rules. In my country it’s ok, so for a split of a second I really just forgot. Even my friends and another customer that I didn’t know tried to talk to him asking for an apology but he didn’t care or even looked at me.

I think there are nice ways of calling the attention. I would apologize and simply go back inside. No problems at all. But the way he treat me, like if I was anybody made me feel very upset. Mainly because I used to go there with several people to this place weekly in a pub crawl and talk good about the bar, but not anymore...

Took my executive team from Los Angeles so we all could let our hair down for an evening. We spent $500 on an entry fee in total even though we had free before 10 tickets. The women in charge was extremely rude as if she didn’t care we’d all been tricked. Never made it up to the actual event for 2 hours due to capacity issues yet they continued to let more and more people in. Imagine being packed in a room like sardines? It wasn’t enjoyable. I realized this was a horrible decision and left. Contacting management the only response is well you should have purchased vip. I have no intentions on patronizing this establishment and I feel pitty for those who continue to go there. They don’t care about their...