Below is a list of the top and leading Dance Clubs in San Francisco. To help you find the best Dance Clubs located near you in San Francisco, we put together our own list based on this rating points list.
San Francisco’s Best Dance Clubs:
The top-rated Dance Clubs in San Francisco are:
- F8 Nightclub and Bar – offers a range of eclectic music for a hyped nightclub experience
- Monarch – offers a full cocktail bar and a dance club in the basement
- The Grand – offers an upscale club with the latest lighting and sound equipment
- City Nights – offers a venue for rental to celebrate special occasions and gatherings
- Raven Bar – offers 2 dance floors with a smoking patio
F8 Nightclub and Bar
F8 Nightclub and Bar offers a range of eclectic music for a hyped nightclub experience. Theor music includes Techno, dubstep, and hip-hop. They also play electro house and drum and bass. The chill atmosphere is perfect for gatherings. Furthermore, they dedicate to boost the intimate atmosphere with great music. They have a list of delicious food and drinks. Their drink specials are available from the time they open. Moreover, it remains vibrant ever since its establishment. It is also one of the authentic clubs in the area.
Products/Services:
dance club, nightclub, music, drinks
LOCATION:
Address: 1192 Folsom St, San Francisco, CA 94103
Phone: (415)-857-1192
Website: feightsf.com
REVIEWS:
“Awesome place, awesome vibes, an intimate setting to dance and get away from the daily grind for a bit, would come back again whenever I’m in the area. 15 dollars was the cover charge on the Saturday night that we went.” – Akshat Kumar
Monarch
Monarch offers a full cocktail bar and a dance club in the basement. They provide a great nightclub experience. In addition, they accept reservations for parties and corporate events. They can accommodate a large number of people. Their dance floor is wide enough to have fun. They have a private happy hour available for a more intimate setting. Furthermore, they offer aerial acrobat performances and DJs to amplify the atmosphere. They also have visual production artists for a full visual and auditory experience. Their food catering options include a wide range of dishes. They also serve a long list of cocktails.
Products/Services:
night club, dance club, parties
LOCATION:
Address: 101 6th St, San Francisco, CA 94103
Phone: (415)-284-9774
Website: monarchsf.com
REVIEWS:
“Staff are really nice and work their booties off. The upstairs vibe is chill, with soft lighting – suitable for conversations. The downstairs is bumping and has a decent dance floor. The first venue I’ve been to in the city which books awesome DJs (who pick good tracks + know how to beat match). The clientele seems to be humans who actually want to dance, which is refreshing.” – Ramiel Zielinski
The Grand
The Grand offers an upscale club with the latest lighting and sound equipment. They also gave VIP seating available on the top floor. Furthermore, they have great spaces to enjoy the dance floor. The dance floor and seatings are sophisticated. There are 5 distinct levels and an on-site kitchen facility. In addition, they prepare food using the finest ingredients. they also have great selections of beers and cocktails. Moreover, they have plush furniture great for relaxation. The brilliant colors add to the fun in the club. They accept private events for business celebrations and weddings.
Products/Services:
night club, dance club, private events
LOCATION:
Address: 520 4th St, San Francisco, CA 94107
Phone: (415)-636-0029
Website: grandnightclub.com
REVIEWS:
“Really cool and unique concept! Drink prices are on par with DTLA. Love the furry pink room, the DJ and the bartender was super cute and friendly!” – John M. Walser
City Nights
City Nights offers a venue for rental to celebrate special occasions and gatherings. The aesthetically designed club provides great scenes. They also provide excellent customer service. Furthermore, they are fully equipped with lighting and sound machines. There are also two dance floors and three dull bars. Mobile bars may be added if needed. The 15,000 square feet area assures a great party experience. Moreover, they also gave awesome bartenders. They mix great cocktails and friendly. There are also multiple rooms available. In addition, they cater to events of all ages. They have organizers that tailor plans to the preferences of the clients.
Products/Services:
dance club, nightclub
LOCATION:
Address: 715 Harrison St, San Francisco, CA 94107
Phone: (415)-546-7938
Website: sfclubs.com
REVIEWS:
“Everyone was so nice even with it being SUPER crowded. Usually, you get people with attitudes & are rude but not at all. I loved how they had 2 rooms to go to & they played different music. One room was like a cool-down room which was so helpful. My first time going with family & friends we had a blast !” – K. Boo
Raven Bar
Raven Bar offers 2 dance floors with a smoking patio. They also serve colorful cocktails with great blends. Their DJs play hip-hop, pop, and throwback R&B music. They also offer large spaces for people who love to enjoy music while dancing. Furthermore, they have nightly happy hour specials. They serve classic and creative cocktails. In addition, they have developed various cocktails in-house from talented bartenders. Their club is well-maintained and safe. Moreover, they also host corporate and private events all year round.
Products/Services:
nightclub, dance club
LOCATION:
Address: 1151 Folsom St, San Francisco, CA 94103
Phone: (415)-431-1152
Website: ravenbarsf.com
REVIEWS:
“Stumbled on Bar Lubitsch from an invite to see Melat perform (she did a great job btw!). The concert is in a room at the back of the bar. This room is small and has an intimate vibe. If you are coming here for a concert, the seating for that concert was first come, first serve. I would recommend getting a seat about 30 mins before start time.” –Mary Terrell
Jeanie Burford is a reporter for Kev’s Best. After graduating from UCLA, Amy got an internship at a local radio station and worked as a beat reporter and producer. Jeanie has also worked as a columnist for The Brookings Register. Amy covers economy and community events for Kev’s Best.