Madrone Art Bar

Great bartender. As an out-of- towner that was only there to see Dead and Company, I loved San Francisco and I think the locals were all excellent. From the old- lady barfly, to the old stoner that shared his joint, to the 21yo that was there for Motown Monday, I was beyond delighted with the conversation I shared with each of them. And ohhhh, Lord... I wish my fight had been later, because that Motown was sure off the chain. This place was poppin' for a Monday night. Great crowd, of all different types of folks and all ages across the board. Would totally go to this bar if it was in Minneapolis. Music and art with a variety of characters around? You can't go wrong. Thank you for the hospitality!

Good place to get strong drinks. Madrone has a row a paintings on one wall and various sculptures from the ceiling. The effect is somewhat ruined by the four televisions they have about the bar, but it's understandable that they want to cater to the sports crowd. I tried my wife's cocktail and ordered a beer for myself. Her cocktail was quite strong which could be a theme for this bar. The music was fairly loud as well, but that's not surprising for this type of bar. Overall, I think this bar is an interesting visit and would subsequently recommend it.

Words can’t describe the groovy vibes this neighborhood bar brings. Between the local talent that performs to the rotating art instillation this spot is unmatched in bringing the community together for a good time. You just have to come on Motown Mondays and see for yourself. Guaranteed not to disappoint

Had several delicious drinks made by Chris. I had the Beat Guess, Steve McQueen and Sam Spade in that order. We arrived when it opened so it was empty and I was able to check out all the various items throughout the bar. Super kitsch; loved it. We weren't there long enough for any live music but I think the vibe is probably great for an open mic or small acoustic set.