3300 Club

This was my first night in Bernal Heights/​Outer Mission and Ubering in had gone past 3300, and I took note.
After dinner at Blue Plate, I still wanted to explore the neighborhood — and drink — and walked over to 3300 club (past Ichi Sushi Ni, which I had to bookmark and Good Frickin Chicken as I love me some shwarma).
Typical dive bar: very casual atmosphere inside, plenty of tvs (so was nice to watch some college football highlights), large bar with plenty of seats, and even some tables along the opposite wall. Looking at their photos they sometimes have live music or the jukebox playing.
The bartender and regular clientele were all very nice. I only ordered a Magnolia beer, so didn’t even ask about drink specials, but it was $ 5 so not bad. They also have Tuesday Trivia night, so might check that out at some point.
Glad I stopped by, and could see coming back for sports and drinks and not being too far away.

Great bar and not a bad place to watch a game. Always able to get a chair and a fun trivia on Tuesdays. Worth it to stop in and see Owen, one of San Francisco’s best.

Had a Black Butte porter. Also, don’t ask the bartender about the Norwegian flag in the corner. Also, big boobs mural in the mens room. Also, I like this bar.

Please do not go to this bar. I really like it, and I want it all to myself. I went to the 3300 Club for the first time on a Saturday night before dinner. The atmosphere was great, very relaxed, and the bar tender knew his trade. I will be back to the 3300 club whenever I am anywhere near it.

Good service. Great old building. Dog friendly. Horrible art on the walls. Lots of Niners and Giants memorabilia.

This is a hole in the wall bar, so, no big deal. We all like a hole in the wall! But when the bartenders don’t even look at the customer for about 10min. I’m out after one drink. Nuff said!!!

To resonate what others have said, this is the friendliest group of people with great drink prices and quality. Good crowd for games if you’re looking for company. Go there!

This is my kinda bar. No frills, cheap drinks, laid-​back patrons, friendly bartender. My friend was mildly creeped out by the mural in the bathroom. Ladies, you’ll see what I mean. ha! They have Deschutes fresh sqeezed IPA on tap, which I’d never tried before, but I’m a fan!
I’ll be back.

This review is dedicated to my homey Travis B. — the crown will be his for a long time to come.
There are a lot of bars in SF. I’m quickly finding this to be one of my favorite, low-​key neighborhood spots — and it’s definitely a go-​to when I’m down in this ‘hood. All the standard good things you can say about a neighborhood bar you also say about this place. Nice friendly people. (Lot’s of SF OG’s.) Nice bartenders. (Shout to Owen!) Drinks aren’t watery by any stretch. (Shout to Travis B.‘s Greyhounds) And, they have the BEST BATHROOM ART in The City. (No really, check it out.)
From a very practical standpoint, it’s also pretty handy if you live in the Polk Gulch/​Nob Hill/​Russian Hill area and you have a friend who lives in Daly City… ok, Balboa Park. It’s a good middle-​ground final stop, and then you can just catch the ‘olé 49 home.

Best Bloody Mary Ever! Made on a Sunday by bartender Betty. I make trips here at least once a month for her delicious Bloody Mary’s after a long Saturday night on the town. We are always available to get a seat. The bartender Betty is an SF NATIVE and doesn’t take anyone’s crap which I like. However she and everyone in the bar are very friendly and warm. Very old school SF. Keep up what your doing 3300 I will be back very soon!

We had a little time to kill before our reservation down the street, and decided to stop in here.
Hubby and I both had a beer, (mine was better.)
The bartender was friendly and we chatted about some neighborhood restaurants.
This place definitely feels like a neighborhood spot. Lacking hipster douches bags, and instead filed with people of a variety of ages.
Great low key place to have a beer or two, (which if we had more time, i totally would have.)

I wandered into this bar after a dinner at a nearby restaurant. Joansie was behind the bar and greeted us with a hearty smile. Great gal with a big personality. The painting of Marilyn over the bar had me transfixed. Do I love it or hate it? Love it… The mural in the women’s bathroom is pretty freakin’ entertaining. Drinks were good. The company I brought with me made it fun. I’ll be back again.

Love the 3300 club… my husband and I are becoming regulars with Tuesday Trivia night — so much fun. Sometimes we don’t get a change to eat before we get there and they have no problem with us bringing in take-​out food while we are there.
Drinks are strong and inexpensive. Very friendly atmosphere with both patrons and bartenders.
This is also our go to place whenever we want to see football or baseball games outside of our home. The energy during a playoff game at the 3300 is electrifying.
Love it :)

I was trying to pay for my drinks and was being ignored by the bartender. I found it weird because she was super nice, asked me if I needed anything else and took our glasses once they were empty but didn’t take my money. After a couple of minutes of trying to get her attention she comes over and says «oh I’m sorry, I was waiting for your boyfriend to come back. I figured he was paying for the drinks.» I got a good laugh out of that one. A girl’s gotta pay once in a while!

I used to love this place but the super rude and obnoxious bartender is just outta this world!!! I take friends there and one of them asks for a menu and she yells back in a patronizing/​idiotic tone that this is a basic bar and that we’re not in fancy valencia street bars (which is fine but just say we don’t have one) She then has the audacity to ask if we ‘re from the marina … I just said: are we too snobby for you? n’ after non-​audible mumbles from her, we walked out.
Drinks were ok but this bar has gotten sooooo ghetto with these types of bartenders … Why waste time here when there are so many more pleasant alternatives…
FYI, I’m neither snobby nor hipster… just a regular dude trying to have a good time while watching the Giant’s games

This is one of those reviews you almost don’t want to post because you like to keep the place a secret.
There are a few keys that make this place awesome — wicked strong drinks that are made very well (thanks Owen!). I have a total margarita weakness and they actually use real limes here, nobody does that anymore!
The prices are great, tip well my friends. They have all the usual good call brands too.
The crowd isn’t not your usual hipster-​mission crowd that likes to sit around talking about their Bianchi fixie bikes. This is more of a working-​class older crowd and every time I’ve been there now it’s always filled with a colorful cast of incredibly friendly people that are more than happy to engage. Not a place to be if you want to sit quietly by yourself. Everyone in there is pretty positive and go there for good interactions, it’s not a downer place where a fight could break out at any moment.
They have a a couple of new flat-​screen televisions in there that are always showing something but it’s mostly a bar to get some great (strong) drinks and chat with the bartender and other patrons.
After just two of their great drinks we walked out of there (stumbled, really) across the street for some awesome fried chicken. Is there anything better? You don’t want to be operating a motor vehicle at this point.
My new favorite divey-​bar in the city!

The 3300 is the friendliest place to drink in all of The Mission. There are plenty or regulars and the vibe is almost always overwhelmingly positive. The artwork and decorations at this place are really quite bizarre but match the carefree nature of the people who frequent here.
I would avoid this place on Friday nights as it attracts a less awesome crowd than on others.

Stopped by last night after a Front Porch feast to drink Lagunitas and watch the Grammys with a bunch of friends. This is possibly the friendliest bar I have ever been to and will definitely become a go-​to when I’m on this side of town.
FYI, zombie fans without cable: They watch the new episode of The Walking Dead every Sunday! If you’re not into that, I would ask the bartender what other shows they watch — viewing parties seem to be a thing here.

My friend and I were going to stop by The Knockout for a drink after our dinner at Mi Lindo Peru. The Knockout didn’t open until 9, so we stopped in here instead. I’m glad because it turned out to be a nice little bar.
The drinks were cheap, the bartender was friendly, and it wasn’t too crowded or noisy, so we could hold a conversation. The bar gets bonus points for having decent homemade sangria, a super clean women’s restroom, and a cool mural on the women’s restroom wall (see picture… yes, I took a picture in the bathroom). They even had helpful hints posted in the bathroom on how to avoid getting the flu (see picture… yes, I took a picture of this, too) and indicated that the 3300 provides tissue and hand sanitizer to their patrons. How considerate!
I wish this bar was in my neighborhood, but I’ll have to settle for dropping in when I’m in this part of SF.
(FYI — It’s cash only, but again, drinks are cheap…)

I came here while waiting for a table at Emmy’s Spaghetti Shack, just a block away. The bartender in a hawaiian shirt was incredibly nice and poured wonderfully strong drinks. I ordered my standard dirty vodka martini with extra olives and he gave me the shaker! It was like ordering a milkshake in a 60s diner. It was great. Basically I got another half drink out of it.
For a bottle of cider, a Barcardi and Coke and my martini, I paid $ 15. Not bad at all. Cash only though.
There was no crowd and my threesome got a table without any hassles. It was quiet enough that you can have a conversation and loud enough that you felt that you were amongst people.