Muliti-level club with trance and UK progressive house (yawn) soundtrack.

Also an art gallery, but no one’s looking at the walls.

Sensual, smart aesthetic flowing seamlessly from the St. Regis lobby, warms up at night with smarty-pants art-types from next-door neighbors MOMA and Yerba Buena.

In the heart of SoMa’s club scene you get Best Western sensibility with plenty o’ perks.

Italian food gets the Golden State treatment.

Good music, better drinks, no cover.

This clubby restaurant and bar showcases tranny dancers atop the red runway bar while you eat (the divas double as your servers). Cal-Asian cuisine and sake cocktails can be enjoyed upstairs, while the lower level hosts a pumping dance floor-complete with

Holy Asian gender bender! Not cheap, but the show (and your flirty waiter/waitress) are worth it.

Classic finds in one of America's favorite mall stops.

Impossibly cool design and cocktails tucked away amidst a dismal stretch of B&T clubs.

Corey Lee’s new restaurant makes his old work post – French Laundry – seem mainstream.

Hole in the wall near freeway off-ramp known for smoky-flavored Memphis pulled pork.

Don't come looking for kiwi-tinis at this raffish local joint.

What if you could drink while your clothes spun in the dryer?

Delectable parkside bistro that’s a little slice of Paris.

Total white trash, serving Tater-tots, and Jell-O shots.

Good spot for cheap n’ tasty dim sum or 12-course Chinese wedding banquet.

Big-box club baller for all your raging needs.

As the name implies, this is not a bar for the fully dressed. Its tagline-"Leather, gear, kink, and cruise"-says it all. Some nights, the bar hosts rope demos for those getting into rope bondage, other nights are for those gutsy enough to sport only a