The Lark Bar

Fun stop near my hotel. Perfect to pop in for a quick drink. I believe there was sportsball on TV at the time I went, so it was loud and busy, but service was fast.

Nice bar and great service but overpriced for high end Willett whiskey manhattans! Only will return if I want a cheap drink on way home!

Nice bar to watch a football game. It was somewhat crowded, but plenty of seating. Good for cocktails. A few draft beers on tap but not an extensive selection. No food, but you can order pizza at the bar and they have it delivered from the shop down the street -- it was very good pizza.

LOVED our dip into the Lark Bar! Super selection of beer and liquor. Gorgeous interior. Only recommendation is they should recalibrate the two top tables- they wobble like a mofo yo! Ha! Our beer spilled! Great access to Cali beers when you are traveling- that's just what I needed. Thanks much for a fun night!!

The Lark Bar is a slam dunk/touchdown/home run, i.e., a good sports bar. Nice spot for a meetup or to grab a drink and watch some sports by yourself. Lots of TVs with different games on. Our group loved the Tommy's Margaritas (with tequila or mezcal) and the Paloma Slushie. French 75's and Negronis made to order satisfied our crew. Lots of beers on tap. They have wines, but not an amazing selection - for reds there's a pinot and a cab. It still has the vibe and decor of the original Lark, which was around the corner. Not a huge bar, but there's a good amount of space, with a long bar with stools from front to back on your right and bar stools along the wall on your left. No more pandemic seating outside though. The waitstaff was friendly and fine with customers bringing in food. Prices are very reasonable here, unlike the fancy spots that litter the FiDi and SOMA. They take credit cards. I give it 5-stars for being a good sports bar with value pricing.

The Lark Bar is a cool, highly dimmed bar that's great for casual socializing. Many of the guests were just coming off of work, mainly in the tech and financial district. So I think this bar is just a great place to wind down after a long day's work.The bar itself is quite small, but they do have outdoor seating. It was very windy when I went, so everyone was just packed inside.They have a handful of drink menus, including cocktails, beers, and flights, which were decently priced. I ordered the Paloma Slushy, and it was quite sweet but definitely hit the spot.

I tried this bar with a group of my coworkers on a weekday evening. We had an excellent time! The bar was able to accommodate our group of 12 people. I had two drinks: the margarita and the Paloma slushy. The Paloma slushy was DELICIOUS! Refreshing and a bit sweet and fruity. The margarita was also very good although the Paloma slushy just stood out significantly. We also ordered pizza. The bar partners with the nearby Joyride pizza restaurant. The pizza was also really good especially their sweet heat pineapple pizza and the buffalo chicken pizza. You can order your pizza at the bar at the same time that you order your drinks. The lark is also located very close to the Montgomery BART station.

This bar used to be on 3rd St and moved here recently. It is a backup bar when nearby bars close earlier than their stated hours, or earlier than expected. It feels like a dive bar but not of the beer stench and grimy variety. What liquor bottles they carry and pour are also cocktail bar quality.Seats are limited due to the crowds from surrounding locations, so hit ot miss. This area borders SOMA and Union Square, but we rarely sit down at dive bars.

Came here to meet a friend and have a few beers. It's a cool spot to hang out for a bit with nice decor. Service was quick, we didn't have to wait long for our drinks.

Best bar! All new (it's around the corner from old lark bar on market st). Great bar for watching matches or corporate events. Huge space - 100 % recommended . Photos attached are from The Dawn Club which is the back part of the Lark Bar. - a fabulous new (resurrection from the original Dawn Club on the ground in 1936-1944) I will post images of the Lark Bar (which is the front part of the dawn club )after