Bimbo's 365 Club

Our company celebrated our holiday party at Bimbo's and it was my first time coming here! Very blown away with the amazing staff, plush seating, and swanky décor that really set the atmosphere for a 1920's themed party. The venue is very spacious with 2 bars, a dancefloor, and tables for sit-down dining. The buffet style food was pretty good, I especially liked the braised short ribs with the mac and cheese. The ladies' bathroom attendant was so sweet and fun, she was the cherry on top of this classy establishment. Really fun space to host an event in!

DO NOT BELIEVE ANYTHING YOU ARE TOLD BY THE STAFF OR READ ON THEIR WEBSITE.It kills me to leave a one star review for such a great place.I have seen many shows here. This review is for my experience on 10/24/2024 to see Van Morrison.Bimbo's website says:"A selection of food is available for purchase at every show"https://bimbos365club.com/faqs/do-you-serve-food/After waiting in line for 30 minutes, we sat at a table and the waiter told us no food was being served at the show.As we were getting our re-entry hand stamp, we asked security if we could bring in outside food. They said yes.We got some takeout, walked in, and security said we were not allowed to bring food inside. We reminded them how they told us this was ok, then they pointed to a food truck and said that was the only food allowed inside. The show was starting so we gave our food to passersby. Clearly the owner has an arrangement with the food truck operator but this was never communicated by the staff, signage or the website.Management is sloppy and staff communication is inconsistent. We would have been happy to follow Bimbo's policies if we knew about them in advance.We enjoyed a great show then left immediately and had dinner and drinks elsewhere.I've never experienced anything like this at a venue. Sad it's happening at a place as legendary as Bimbo's. DO NOT BELIEVE ANYTHING YOU ARE TOLD BY THE STAFF OR READ ON THEIR WEBSITE.

Very cool space! I enjoyed the food (shout out to the dinner rolls). Tough location in the city but that is out of their control. I will say, the dim lighting is difficult with the dark interior design. If you go, do not hesitate to have a flashlight close by for help.

Did I time travel or just watch a show at Bimbo's 365? I was so excited to see The Walkmen in an intimate venue since I have only seen them in a festival setting and I've also never been to Bimbo's and just wow! What a time! Little did I know, I was transporting back in time with this old fashion venue! The checkered floors, velvet drapes, feather decor, the employee uniforms, bathroom attendant, all those small details really elevate this stunning space. I arrived a few minutes before the band went on, so the security line to get in was a breeze. There was a small merch table at the front, with NO LINE. I was very surprised to see they offer table service on a first come, first serve basis. The crowd management here is disgustingly good. I was not touched, pushed, shoved, I had so much personal space, I really don't think I have ever experienced that at a concert. The bathroom attendant really fit the vibes, I think I've only seen that in Vegas. Bar lines moved quick and canned cocktails were expensive as expected, $12.50 for a high noon. The lead singer even jumped off stage and finished the show off singing through the crowd. So much fun!You can rent this space for corp events or even your wedding! If there is an artist performing here that you even kind of like - 100% buy those tickets! Worth going to check out the venue itself.

Thanks to my girlfriend who loves live music, I'm getting to experience all the different music venues that the city has to offer, and that's what lead me to experience Bimbo's 365 for the first time. Getting in was a breeze, we got there right before the headliner was going on and there was no line. When you walk in, it feels like you are taking a step into a Time Machine, and transported back to the 40s/50s because this place looks classic and old school in all the fun ways. The bathrooms even had bathroom attendants handing out soap and paper towels, which is a throwback bc I haven't seen that in a long time. We did had drinks prior to the show and that was the play. Regular size cans of high noon were $12.50, which is normal for music venues, but definitely pricy for what it is. For the show, they have a giant GA floor space which wasn't packed and had good views from everywhere. I liked how we had space and didn't feel like we had to be shoulder to shoulder to people. People were respectful and you are so close to the musical act, makes for a very intimate musical experience. If you've never been, definitely worth checking out at least once to experience a taste of old school SF

If you have a chance to see someone here, you're in luck. It's a very cool, old venue. There's varying levels for view but no matter where you're at, you'll have a good view. We got there early to be close and had a blast. The crowd was into the show (Sturgill Simpson) but not rowdy. I'd definitely come back for another show.

Gorgeous bougie venue. Came to see Van Morrison. This became my instant favorite place. Love the vibe. not too many people, just enough. And really any seat is a great seat. So you just can't go wrong! 2 bars means: you just don't have to wait in a long line for a drink. Just a heads up for people who don't visit SF...prices for 2 IPA beers: $27 w/out tip. . And CARD only. No cash. An extra tax is also added to the bill for workers insurance I believe. Can't wait to go back to this rather perfect venue.

My favorite small venue in the city for seeing unique performers in an intimate setting. Have seen everyone from Panic at the Disco to Brandi Carlisle to ABC to my own high school prom here.Came here to see one of my all time favorites Bebel! Got here 45 min before doors opened and got seats right in front. They had a food truck set up and let us bring food in with us. If you enjoy and respect old SF, this is one of my top 3 small venues in the world. Find a reason to come here and check this off your "Must SF" bucket list. For me, listening to Be bel is a perfect fit here. The decor, the ambiance, the music, the crowd, etc. I felt as if I was taken back to the 50s (no I'm not that old) listening to Bebel's dad's music in some small club in Brazil! Just a great way to end the weekend.

My friend wanted to celebrate her 40th at Bimbo's dancing the night away to an 80s cover band called "Mustache Harbor." I was not prepared for this fun crowd and venue! The audience was decked out in their best yacht club outfits, the venue had "luau" themed decorations and stick on mustaches. Our large group had two tables that spilled into an adjacent one. One of the workers pointed to a sign (it was saved for ADA patrons). We moved immediately. The club filled up and it was tricky navigating the tables and dance floor. If it bothers you having strangers walk up to your table to set down their empty glasses I would recommend getting a table away from the dance floor. The sound, disco ball, and vibes were at an all time high. If only these Bimbo walls could talk I'm sure they'd have some wild stories.

What a fun venue! I was here for a book tour event, the inside is table cloth circular tables and then a bar in a separate room. The entry process was simple and all the staff was helpful and kind. The entire ambiance really made the experience for me. If you get there early enough and keep track of time there is 2 hour parking near Lombard street a few blocks away and if you don't mind walking to and fro. Drinks were typically priced for sf. I paid 14 h think for a vodka soda with lime.There aren't a ton of restaurants nearby to go beforehand but they do serve food (this may also depend on the event) . So keep that in mind. Overall great first experience and looking forward to seeing more events here!