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Zeke's 

600 Third St.
San Francisco, CA 94107
South of Market
415-392-5311
With a bar named Zeke's, you should know well enough not to expect white tablecloths and a menu full of truffles and trifles. This low-key, sports-themed dive sits a mere two blocks from the ballpark and humbly serves ice-cold American brews and basic bar grub to Giants fans (during the baseball season) or anyone looking to catch a game on one of Zeke's many TVs (over 15 in all). If you're looking for a South Beach getaway that's more friendly than fancy, and don't mind getting some grease on your fingers, this could be your place. One bum note: no happy hour.

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