20 Spot

We had an excellent dinner at 20 spot. The service was great and we tried both pizzas on the menu, which were excellent and "spot" on. We will definitely come back.

We stopped in here after grabbing some ice cream across the street. Apparently this place used to be a record shop. The decor is pretty nice and unique. The wine itself seemed a bit overpriced tho and the servers seemed disinterested. Maybe we just went on an off night.

This place is absolutely my vibe, one hundred percent. We were in town for pride and passed by. Casual outdoor tables basking in sunset light on a lazy summer evening, and a stylish interior. We glanced at the menu and decided heck yes. We shared the burrata salad with delicious stone fruits, the crudo with chilled Korean melon, corn pizza which was delicious and ended with the tres leches cake with apricot. Everything was delicious and the service was quick and kind without feeling fake. Would definitely recommend for a date. Another table next to us began as two friends catching up and more familiar passersby joined as the night went on, more wine coming out. Very cute neighborhood spot, and you get to people-watch the line at the ice cream spot across the street, if they're openAlso their wine menu is quite good

San Francisco has no shortage of wine bars, but 20 Spot in the Mission district manages to carve out a special niche for itself. It's a solid 4-star experience, perfect for a cozy date night. This review is mostly focused on the ambiance and the service because my friend and I already had dinner at a restaurant next door. Ambiance is King: This place nails the intimate vibe. It's housed in a former record store, and they've kept some of that charm with exposed brick and stacks of vinyl lining the walls. The lighting is warm and dim, creating a perfect atmosphere for conversation and connection. You can also snag a spot on the comfy couch in the back for some serious snuggle factor.Wine & Bites Delight: The wine list is impressive, with a strong focus on interesting finds from California, alongside some classic French and Italian options. The staff is knowledgeable and happy to recommend something based on your preferences. Our bartender was very light-hearted fella and had a great sense of humor. They also serve modern American fare food. Their menu mostly consists of snacks, cheese boards, and small plates with 1-2 mains and some desserts.We tried their house bread with pimenton oregano butter, and it was perfect for sharing. A Few Caveats: It's a popular spot with limited seating space, so be prepared for a wait, especially on the weekends. Also, the focus is definitely on wine, so the cocktail selection is a bit sparse.Overall: If you're looking for a charming and intimate spot for a date night with a focus on great wine and delicious bites, 20 Spot is a fantastic choice. Just be prepared for a wait and the slightly limited seating options. For the ambiance and overall experience, it's definitely worth a visit

So impressed! SF has no dirth of wine bars, which makes the choice of which one to go to really overwhelming. I can confidently say this: pick 20 Spot. It's welcoming, cozy, and vibey, and the wine is so good!We came in around 9pm on a Saturday and they were really full -- we ended up waiting for bar seats. My friend got a chilled red wine and a I got a sparkling red. Mine was like a Labrusco but even better! Our server was so much fun and extremely helpful with the wine selection. He even gave us a taste before we agreed to full pours :)

I was walking down 20th to a friend's house with my headphones on, hoping not to get lost when I saw a sign that said "Records." my first thought was I miss Tower Records, and as I got closer, I heard the music. The 60s music and design reminded me of Austin, Texas. That was my draw, and I had to go in! The inside was grown up and relaxed but in no way kitschy. I felt like I had found my new hang-out spot. The woman I met (I forgot to ask her name) was charming and answered every question. I wanted to stay, have a drink and a nosh, and enjoy this place. I'm definitely coming back with friends...

The ambiance is very cool, orange lighting, interesting designs and song choices. We had the orange wine and some house bread with apricot butter. The bread is so good, crunchy and soft in the center. The wine was light and paired with the apricot butter & bread well. perfect little spot for grabbing a drink, chatting with a friend, and having a small snack in a quiet spot! The service is also good, server was attentive and helpful even though we were the only people outside. Will be coming back again

So glad my bf and I stumbled upon this spot on our date night. It's tucked away in the mission, but it honestly such a gem. The ambiance is simply wonderful - it's cozy, intimate, and the decor is one of a kind. It's a very tiny bar so be prepared for a wait for to sit at the bar top. Pretty extensive list of wine, and also a great food menu. Highly recommend this place for the vibes and great service.

Went with a friend while Todd was guest cheffing. Everything was delicious. Can't believe it's all made in a tiny kitchen - it's truly outstanding food.

I really wanted to like this place, but the combination of overpriced wine and rude service makes it hard to want to come back. The ambiance is cozy at night, but so is nearby Casements, TZA, or buddy.