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Cafe Du Nord 

2170 Market
San Francisco, CA 94114
Castro/ Noe Valley
415-861-5016
www.cafedunord.com
Hours: Sun, Sat 8am-8pm, Mon-Fri 7am-8pm

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Restaurant Details

Descend into this subterranean nightspot and you'll find yourself in an intimate hideaway where good food and drink, a roomy dancefloor, and a wide and eclectic entertainment lineup keep the customers partying into the wee hours. Built in 1907, the former speakeasy's deep red walls, classic paneling and wainscoting, and 40-foot hand-carved mahogany bar make you feel you're in a vintage Left Bank bordello. A brief menu of salads, burgers, pizzas, and bar food complements the cocktails nicely.

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Price: $$
Payment Type: All Major Credit Cards

Parking: Street


Reservations: Accepted


Entertainment: Live Entertainment

Upcoming Events

  • GOAT$ (Comedy)

    • Every fourth Wednesday, 8:30 p.m. $15

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    clipping at Brava Theater Sept. 11
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