The Napper Tandy

Outstanding fish and chips. Coleslaw has the flavor I have been tasting for. Really enjoyable. Fish is not greasy and is light. Very flavorful. You will not be disappointed! 4 ¾ stars!

Found this place by accident we had to use the restroom so we got a beer and stayed for more … we got bacon cheese frys and chicken wings and it was DELISH! All recommended by our waiter don’t know her name but she was tall and blonde and super sweet! Thanks again, we will def come back on our next trip to Frisco! Nice staff and great food and fair prices very satisfied

Love this bar. I go there for decent food and the UFC events. No matter what I get, I usually have fries. I like their shepherd’s pie, corned beef and cabbage, bangers and mash, and burgers. I haven’t had anything bad here.

Trivia night is fun, we had about 12 teams going. The woman who moderates the game has a strong Irish accent and makes it all the more enjoyable to listen to and play.
We got $ 3 blue moon on tap all night! Amazing. Good vibe, good peeps.

Love this place. Fish Tacos are awesome, which seems strange for an Irish Pub, but hey, why question quality. Everything else on the menu is pretty damned good as well.
Service is ALWAYS excellent and friendly. The bartenders and waitresses are very attentive, and know how to keep patrons happy.

Not particularly impressive — meh food — their fried fish was way over battered/​fried. And their drinks are just ok. There’s a lot of seating and it’s not too loud, but otherwise, there are lots of other bars I’d want to eat/​drink at.

Watched the UFC fight at this bar for $ 10 cover. It’s a pretty large space with a big screen in the back and smaller TVs throughout. Make sure to get there early since the bar filled up quickly. The service here is really attentive and friendly.
They have a full menu of burgers, pizza, Irish food, etc. I got the black and blue flatbread (~$ 8) which had steak and blue cheese with balsamic on it. It was pretty good but I think the blue cheese was a bit overwhelming. We got mozzarella sticks and parmesan fries for the table. Both were super good!
Overall great bar to watch a game!

I started out liking this place, they put the hockey finals on for us, planned to watch the whole game. Then it went downhill fast. Waitress came by and says we have to pay $ 10 each because the UFC fight is coming on. I could give two shits about UFC. I wanted to order some more dinner and watch hockey. My complaint is that they didn’t tell us we would be kicked out for UFC when we sat down. When we ordered another round they REALLY should have told us about the UFC thing. Complete BS, and a shitty way to treat customers, it really pissed me off.

$ 4 beers during happy hour.
$ 12.99 bottomless fish & chips on Monday.
A pool table in the back.
Lots of booth seating.
Big TVs.
It was a good time for our group of about 15 – 20 people. We put some tables together and talked to each other. It wasn’t busy on a Monday afternoon so we were able to sit anywhere and take up a big portion of the seating in the back. We even got to play some pool :) this was definitely a chill place and good for groups!
I would definitely come back around.

Wow, this was a great brunch spot! The food and service were both top notch.
My husband’s traditional Irish breakfast was quite good — the sausage, black and white pudding (actually meat patties, not pudding in the American sense of the word), and Irish bacon (very different from American bacon, not really smoky) were all delicious! The home fries were also cooked just right. My husband’s only complaint was that the poached eggs were not runny, as he’d expected them to be.
I enjoyed my garden omelette (it was very generously sized and I could only eat half).
The coffee was nice and strong and we enjoyed the complimentary Irish soda bread they brought us to munch on as we waited for our meals.
The service was great — our waitress was very friendly, attentive, and made sure our coffee cups stayed full.
This was a nice brunch find!

There’s a bar up in the Marina that has the slogan of «The non-​Marina bar in the Marina». I feel like the Napper Tandy is the non-​Mission bar in the Mission, and that’s just as good of a thing as the formerly mentioned bar is. Laid back bar with what appears to be a healthy number of regulars and a low hipster quotient. All of the food I saw coming out of the kitchen looked pretty great as well. If I woke up tomorrow and discovered I was living in the mission (let’s move past that nightmare quickly) I’m pretty sure this would end up being my local.

I came here to watch the Matthysse vs Provodnikov boxing match, which they advertised in the window, and asked about it when I entered the bar. Either they were having technical difficulties, or they didn’t actually have access to HBO, I never found out which, but the fight didn’t happen. I hung out for about twenty minutes and nobody approached me about it to tell me, except another patron who was obviously here for the same reason.
My friend and I took a cab all the way across town to the Abbey Tavern on Geary, which reliably shows boxing as advertised.
This place seems like a pleasant enough little sports pub, but with the city being filled with such places, I feel like you need to be on your game for advertised events if you really want to draw people who aren’t already regulars. Maybe this place shines best when you come here to watch EPL soccer or something, but I wouldn’t make plans to watch a big fight here again.

Very cute Irish pub in an amazing neighborhood. Small and intimate and we were so pleasantly surprised to see that our waitress as well as many patrons were actually Irish! My friend and I split the Disco Fries (a sort of poutine dish), the entrée-​sized mac and cheese and the chicken pot pie.
Everything was very tasty but some of it wasn’t exactly what I expected. Pot pie didn’t have a lot of gravy and was VERY heavy on the potato, there was more chunks of that than peas, chicken, etc and not enough broth to properly soak everything up. On top was a MASSIVE puff pastry but the dish just wasn’t juicy enough to warrant needing the bread; it just integrated with the potato to make it too starchy and thick.
The mac and cheese was good but needed to be a bit creamier, would’ve liked some gooeyness while eating it. It had a great flavor though, and you can add things like bacon or tomato to it.
Generous portions, very attentive and friendly waitstaff, nice atmosphere. I imagine it’s chaos when a game’s on or an Irish holiday but at 1 PM on a Monday it was a nice, quaint, yummy place to grab lunch.

Loads of beers on tap, including local, domestic, and imported suds? Check.
An actual Irish bartender or two? Check and check.
Drunk man who stumbles in at 5pm raving about St. Patty’s Day? Check.
Multiple screens showing the xGames, World Cup, and AMA Pro Racing? Check.
Guinness soup, burgers, and fish and chips on the menu? Check.
Full bar? Check.
+A solid bar with about 15 bar seats and plenty of table seating nearby.
+I spotted one bathroom for the ladies and one for the gents (no stalls).
+Ten bucks for two pints. Not bad at all.
+After a pint or three, the burger’s amazing (
). Wonder if it’s just as good pre-​brews. Guess I’ll have to go back and see.

Blimey! We came here the evenin’ of St. Patty’s Day, decked out in green to not get pinched. Probably is one of the closest Irish pubs nearby. Very appropriate, and very packed — they still had extra tables set up on the sidewalk!
We got what I’d say were the mandatory «follow alongs» — a Guinness with a shot of Jameson, followed by a true green beer. Which beer that one was is still up in the air (could have been Budweiser???), but it actually made my hands and tongue green until morning!
Ultimately: good service, and I would request a specific beer for green if possible, but it was all for the Irish spirit. Time to kiss the Blarney Stone!

Just your normal run of the mill — college town type — Irish pub. My friends from Dallas felt right at home here.

And here’s your 5^th star review from your pal Crys, Naps. My friend and I hunkered down for last night’s Giant’s win against the Pirates, front and center. They have a great viewing area in the back of the bar where they fill in the normal pool table area with small tables to accomodate more people.
We ordered drinks with the super awesome waitress, can’t remember her name but she was shorter and Filipino and just great. I love it when waitresses use their personality rather than their «brains» to get tips, it’s refreshing and I don’t feel shame for also being a woman.
For our appetizers we had the Garlic Parmesan Fries ($ 4.95) which was lots of parm, garlic, and potatoey goodness. We also had, and I kid you not, some of the best Spicy Buffalo Wings ($ 5 for 5) I’ve had in a while. They were very hot tempurature-​wise, and slightly spicy with a really solid *crunch*. I had to stop myself from eating the whole plate before my friend got to taste their glory. Normally they’re $ 6.95 for 5 but at happy hour it’s $ 5 for a basket of 5, so we got two orders. Seriously good stuff, and on Monday’s they’re only 50 cents each!
Great vibes all around especially during a Giant’s win, and trivia right after. We didn’t stay for trivia but I’ve gone before and it was super fun.

My friend lives near 24^th/​Mission, and he mentioned he likes this place to have a drink during the NFL season. Asked him about the food, and he mentioned he never tried the food. Always on the search for a place with good fish n chips, we decided to step in for lunch. The bar is clean, looks like a typical English style pub with lots of scotch, whiskey, and bottles of spirits in a dark divey cave like style. The bar has a hallway, with a back room area with a pool table. Plenty of room, never would have guessed how spacious it is after walking by this place for years.
During lunch, they have a select number of appetizers, and one of their flat bread pizzas at a discounted price. This caught my attention, so I was distracted enough to not order the fish n chips. I ordered the wings, and steak and blue cheese flat bread pizza. My friend ordered a huge burger with an egg on top. Meanwhile waiting for our food, we shot a game of pool. The vibe of this place is cool, and we had a good time watching pre-​season football and rugby while playing pool.
The food was solid, the pizza has a good balsamic glaze with arugula. The wings were good, not too spicy and plenty of crunchy veggies to help the cause. My friend seemed to enjoy his huge burger with an egg on top. I will come back during the NFL season to grab those fish n chips. Service was nice, and our server/​bartender lady also mentioned that Monday nights are all you can eat fish n chips.
I think this place is worth a visit, its an authentic Irish bar, and the people are nice.

Great service and staff!
I enjoy the ambiance in this place. Its interesting to me.
We came here for happy hour and the prices were decent at that time.
The staff was really friendly and really helpful with our questions.
I would recommend to drop by this place :)
Pros: Staff
Cons: Layout of the place
Stars: 3.75

I had breakfast here with my sister the other day while I was visiting San Francisco. It was on the early side (9:30-ish on a Saturday) and we were the only people in the place when we walked in. (More people showed up later.)
We had a very attentive server, and the food was really good. I had a veggie flatbread for breakfast. I think it had beans, mushrooms, and an egg on top. Originally I was skeptical of the idea of a pizza with beans on it, but it was super delicious. My only complaint is that it was a bit challenging to eat it off of the cute carving board they served it on without getting food falling everywhere. That might have just been a problem I had, though :)
My sister had the traditional Irish breakfast, and it was a ton of food.
Overall, this was a relatively quick and definitely delicious place to grab some food in the morning. The ambiance is «bar.»