Lost Marbles

Came for a birthday. Very big inside and they have lots of board games.Kids were allowed in which is plus for us! We had the pretzel bites which were yummy but didn't get to try other food. I got a cider that was really good.

Wanted a spot to watch the Dodgers vs Yankees world series game. Lost Marbles had a bunch of seating options and luckily we were able to grab a table when we arrived at like 6pm on a Saturday. The place is pretty big and what was impressive was the HUGE screen towards the back. I got an order of the garlic fries to snack on and they hit the spot. Would want to note that they were a bit on the oily side because when I finished them, there was a decent pool of oil left on the plate. For drinks, my friend and I got the Not So Naughty and Pinky Up Lemonade, which were both zero proof. To be honest they didn't taste the best, a bit too watered down and not that flavorful. Overall would come again for vibes and would have to get different drinks.

Walking into Lost Marbles gives me nostalgia for its previous occupant: Pizza Orgasmica. While I think fondly of my experiences eating sensually named pizzas while luxuriating on the floor, Lost Marbles has a fantastic, inviting atmosphere with a funky nautical theme.Although it is a brewery, we wanted to try the cocktails on the menu since there is a dearth of cocktail bars in the Inner Richmond. I got the Baby Spice while my partner got the Scary Spice.The Baby Spice was really refreshing and quaffable. The mezcal and chartreuse paired really nicely with the blonde ale, making a super drinkable beverage. I only wish it was a little bigger!The Scary Spice was also interesting, with the pepper liquer adding a nice kick to the rye whiskey and vermouth.With the giant screen and tv's everywhere, this would certainly be a place to come back to to watch a game, or just hang out.We will be back to try the beer!

Cool place! Inside looks vintage and a great place to watch big screen sports. No ordinary bar for sure!

What a fun place to hang out for Super Bowl. The layout is great, the environment is fun, the TVs are huge, and the drinks are delightful.

Came to this pretty cool Inner Richmond brewery. It doesn't take long to get to from Golden Gate Park so it's a nice place to relax after it. Lost Marbles is more about the beer it seems. Also has food but it's more like an afterthought. The prices are kind of high but not crazy for a craft brewery in a nice area though. A cool looking interior with the bar in the middle and tables around. It's not that big of a place but it wasn't cramped the last time here. The beers are the main thing. A pretty good variety of beers to choose from. It's about $8 a pint. This is kind of a lot but it's typical for a local craft brewery though. Because it was kind of chilly, it was a good time for the Pineapple Upside Down Cake Winter Ale. This has toasty caramel flavors and a tart sweetness. As for the food, they don't have a lot. There's a happy hour menu. It's $5 to get the Pretzel Knot. The other menu items include Chicken Tenders and Crab Cake Sliders. Honestly not that much to eat here. This is also only for the evenings so it's limited. Beers are what they care most about. It's a brewery of course. There's a lot of interesting sounding ones on tap, but if wanting to eat, then come for the cheap happy hour that has a few offerings.

Lost Marbles is one of our go-to spots in SF. Love the interior decor with the photo booth, fireplace and plenty of seating. It's so fun coming in early on weekends for drinks and bringing our own games to play. The staff is generally friendly and quick - we always order at the bar and grab a table. The drinks are great and we enjoy getting dishes to share together like the garlic fries and cauliflower. It's always fun kicking off our weekends here.

Unique ambiance, a great hang out place even during the day. There are super large TV where you can watch sports, but the bar still looks cool and doesn't have the sports bar vibe.My gf and I ordered pretzels, churros, and cauliflower fritters. I thought all of them taste great, but might be a little pricey for bar bites.Service was great, the bartender got to us quickly. Our orders came in pretty quickly too. A very random gem in the neighborhood.

Great place to stop for drinks and some food. We came here with another friend. Venue has a cool vibe and the bar is in the center of the space. We only had the drinks here, but the bartenders that served us were cool and the drinks were pretty good. We enjoyed the space, company, and the drinks. We didn't lose our marbles. I didn't find any either!

Great spot to settle in. Love the selection, variety of seating options, two n.a. options (always nice). Love the fireplace and the couch. Nicely spaced out as well with high televisions. Definitely a new favorite for game day.