Much of the city by the Bay is steeped in various histories that have helped shape the soul of San Francisco. Harvey's is one of those fascinating spots.
Originally and historically known in the 70s as The Elephant Walk; one of the first gay bars in The Castro, this watering hole was one of Harvey Milk's favorite spaces to relax & socialize. He praised the bar and hailed it as a place where the gay community could meet, and feel safe and secure while simultaneously declaring to th...
Much of the city by the Bay is steeped in various histories that have helped shape the soul of San Francisco. Harvey's is one of those fascinating spots.
Originally and historically known in the 70s as The Elephant Walk; one of the first gay bars in The Castro, this watering hole was one of Harvey Milk's favorite spaces to relax & socialize. He praised the bar and hailed it as a place where the gay community could meet, and feel safe and secure while simultaneously declaring to the world their existence.
After much turmoil and tragedy, the bar was finally reopened in the early 90s and renamed after the 'Mayor of the Castro' Harvey Milk. With its bright and energetic interior, welcoming staff, and colorful locals, you will feel immediately at ease as you walk through the doors.
Whether you are on the hunt for a delightful spot to grab a drink and some lunch, or a lively lounge for your next date, Harvey's will provide the perfect atmosphere. Gorgeous cocktails and creative cuisine await you in a space that exudes unpretentious urban modernism mixed with an upscale cafe.