Truck
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This place is hot!
This place is cool, hip, has great music and lots of energy! I drove by this bar a numberous of time during the day and finally went there to check it out last Saturday night. My boyfriend and I walked in about 10pm and there were several dozen of people hanging out. There is a diner like place in the back that serves burgers and fries. We just had our dinner in the Castro otherwise would love to try their food. By 11pm, the place was packed with studs age from late 20's to mid 30's. Just about everyone there is physically fitted so you would see lots of eye candies. Most people go there to meet up friends and I didn't see a lot of singles cruising. A very hot African Amercian guy wearing tight swim trunks was pouring dollar shot of magarita and we got a few from him. The location is not great but it is an alternative if you wanted to stay away from the Castro and catch a breath of fresh air, that's the place to go. So, good looking people, great music, burgers and fries... What more do you want? I am sure my bf and I would go back sometimes soon. Have fun boys!
boys in the 'hood
this is the kind of bar we need more of in sf: a true 'hood bar, with a very diverse crowd. that way you don't have to drive way across town, polluting the earth, to get to the home of your trick!
UK Visitor
On my recent trip to San Fran i discovered Truck after trying a few lesbian bars! Truck was great, very friendly and amazing food. Mary (one of the owners)sure knows how to make a cocktail and make us feel welcome! Thanks Mary!
Nice Alternative
If you are looking to get out of the castro for a drink, this is a nice alternative. friendly crowd ranging in age from 20's to 40's, plus pool and pin ball.
In the eye of the believer
Loved the logo (Tonka imitation), and the place has a prominent corner location, off the beaten path and still at the crossroads between the Folsom and Castro hubs. But you can really find a cuter crowd elsewhere and the music is too tired. Although, there aren't that many places playing this kind of crappy rock that can fill a room. It's all in the eyes of the believers, not mine, alas.
