Silver Spur — Restaurant in San Francisco

This place sucks. Don't leave anything unattended here. Don't charge your phone and look away. The fat bartender lady and the short bald guy, Brian, WILL steal your stuff if you leave it and go out to smoke. The entire bar is on METH. Why do you think they need a specific sign on the bathroom reminding people that "only one person is allowed in the bathroom at a time" ??? Bartender fat lady said my friend could charge her phone, gave her a charger to borrow & plugged it in behind the bar. We left it on the bar by our drinks. We went outside for 5min, come back, phone is gone. 2 other people in the bar besides bartender. Said "I didn't see anything" and acting shifty, not talking to us anymore. Before that, bartender was happy and actively chatting with us. Everyone's eyes in the bar were red and glossy, everyone else acting...

ahhh. the spur. the hole in wall dive bar that sells highlife bottles and had convienient escape to parking lot in back with sheltered parking and non descript entry for those shameful nights or early morning court violating bouts of alchoholic overindulgence... wait that was literary nonsense. in reality its an awesome dive bar in the sunset that catered to much of my sfstate and post state years and introduced me to many many many interesting people and allowed me to smoke in bars until the authorities shut it down and killed my youthful enjoyment of freedom haha. thanks to the bartender for understanding and staying open tll 4am catering our smoking in bar while drink habit a little while more. you wont be named till time runs i promise. =) and 10 stars for you cause saved us from cold desolation and other...

Sunset and Richmond are nothing if not a sea of solid Asian food, young families seeking housing price respite, and a mix of 3 star Irish pubs and dive bars.

Silver Spur works hard for that fourth star. Decent prices, friendly clientele, and a vibe of "we're divey... But we're your divey" leave you with a faint smile on your face as you finish the PBR and walk out the door, knowing you probably won't be back....