This imposing Moorish Revival structure was a United States National Guard armory and arsenal from 1914 to 1976. The San Francisco Armory, though listed in the National Register of Historic Places was left unused for three decades before it was renovated to its former glory in 2007. Since then this majestic building is a veritable events hub in the city. Comprising of spaces like the Drill Court, General's Quarters, Studios and Armory Club, this state-of-the-art beautiful facility hosts concerts, galas, corporate events, dance parties, movie screenings and film shoots.
Website: sfarmory.com
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of Mission St and 14th St
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- Sun 9:00 AM - 4:30 PM
1800 Mission St San Francisco, CA 94103 ·2345.44 mi
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Amenities
- Family friendly
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The interior was not open to visitors at the time I was there. There was a very nice security guard that filled me in on what was going on.
MoreThe bar kitty corner to the Armory building is a real fun bar. The beer on tap is only $5. The Arnory Club is really affordable in terms of drink prices. Cocktails are around $10. Other bars in the Mission are charging $7 minimum for beer and $12 minimum for cocktails. The music is cool. The staff is really friendly. A lot of open minded people hang out @ Armory Club
MoreIf you are in the neighborhood, it is worth a stroll by to check out the San Francisco Armory. The building was constructed in the early 1900s and designed with a castle-like appearance in a Moorish Revival style. Just the brick work alone is worth the side trip!
MoreNice open venue for events like my company’s concert of Weezer following Red Hat Summit 2018. It was loud, but that’s more a function of the number of people and the setting on the amplifiers. What particularly disturbed me, however, was the sticky wooden floors. I’m sure some of the thousands of attendees had spilled their drinks through the course of the evening, but these floors were stickier than ever. At times, I felt like a mouse in a glue trap. Come on, San Francisco Armory – do something about this problem!
MoreI took a tour in the middle of June. Quinn was our tour guide and she was very professional, she made tour interesting and kindly answered all the questions the group asked. I think the tour was handeld in a good way and you don't necessarily have to be into BDSM/porn to like the tour just go with an open mind.
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