What we say
Hang out bar, darts, beer and outdoor court
If it wasn't for the pride flag hanging outside, you might mistake this for a pub in a college town. Great place to hang out with friends and play darts, use the pool table, enjoy a beer and on nice days enjoy the outdoor space out back.
11 reviewsWhat visitors say
Posted: September 16, 2009
Friendly and unpretentious patrons are always hanging out at this bar. The drinks are good, and there is a nice back patio for those who like the outdoor atmopshere (if you don't mind cigarette smoke). Very mixed group of gays and lesbians who are here for a drink or two while playing some pool, and watching sports on the TV that hang over the bar. If you're looking for a loud music and topless boys, try another bar as you'll only find a relax and friendly crowd who just want to talk and laugh the night away.
Posted: August 23, 2009
I rarely go to the Pilsner Inn, as it is a little off the beaten path for me (other Castro bars are closer) and can sometimes be a bit quiet (I've always said it's a "bring your own crowd" kind of place). The patio in the back looks like it could be someone's backyard (in a good way), with lots of potted plants and a small koi pond. But my favorite bit about the Pilsner is that they have lemonade on tap, which is a delightful mixer with vodka on a hot afternoon.
Posted: August 10, 2009
One of my favorite haunts to hit if Im on the mood to relax with good friends, drinks, and meet regular non attitude local people. Love the outdoor patio along with the pool table. Bartenders are attentive and pour a good drink. Only issue is the tin roof which makes the place BOIL in the warmer times of the year!
Posted: May 08, 2009
If you're willing to eschew the glitz & glam of a hot Saturday in the Castro, wander down to the always popular, never pretentious Pilsner Inn. Warren, the handsome chocolatey bartender, makes a delicious Manhattan.
Posted: February 26, 2009
A down to earth and unpretentious bar.
It is at a convenient location for non-drivers because you could take buses, street cars and Muni to get there. The parking could be difficult from early evening on because it is located on Church and Market. Try finding parking on Delores Street.
This is another option when you want to get away from the Castro which is walking distant (10 minutes).
It is also a nice place to have a drink while you wait for a table at Chows (which is a nice restaurant next door).
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