Grandma's Saloon

Over the hills and through the fog, to Grandma's Saloon we go. Delightfully unpretentious, this is a joint where you can sit a spell and talk with friends without having to shout over awful music or deal with sweating, aggro jerks all up in your business. This place has Jagermeister on tap and a small selection of unfussy beer, all reasonably priced. The bartenders are sweethearts, even when pretending to be crabby. The only thing I have to complain about is that they changed the jukebox to a new digital one, which makes me miss all of the excellent Grandma's mix CDs (how can you complain about a jukebox that had Rod Stewart's "Young Turks" on it? Do you even NEED anything else?).

There is nothing exceedingly amazing about this place, but it is so cozy and modest that is has come to take a place in my heart as my favorite bar in SF.

Grandma's Saloon is an old time drinking hole in the wall,. decor is average, nothing fancy. no fancy drinks, no happy hour that i could see.

just four drafts: sierra, hef, and ?
pour: gin & tonic (4)
-buzzed after one drink, pretty strong.
-nice pour, nice taste with lime

on draught:
-friendly bartener(owner?) and partrons
-got some lotto tics too.
-typical average bar with good people within.

As a foreign construction worker, I love the attentive service of the gorgeous and dazzling Noreen.  On her worst day she serves a heaping pile of passionate beauty with every drink.  Her words are poetry, her eyes are a song and her service is amazingly adequate.

If you like dive bars, take the plunge at Grandma's.