Ranking amongst the country's top venues to listen to live blues, Biscuits & Blues delights with an excellent menu of comforting Southern favorites and a music lineup that has blues aficionados hooked. The decor is classy with blue velvet drapes and little candle-lit tables for intimate dining. Menu favorites include shrimp and corn fritters, roasted pork chops and smoked turkey Jambalaya. While the intimate space doesn't boast of a large capacity, it's a great chance for fans to watch their favorite bands up close. Biscuits and Blues is just below the Curran Theater, thus you can hit two San Francisco landmarks in one night. It's an excellent choice to start, spend or finish a perfect night on the town.
Website: biscuitsandblues.com
Phone: (415) 292-2583
Cross Streets: Between Derby St and Geary St
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401 Mason St, Cross Street at Geary St. San Francisco, CA 94102 ·2344.57 mi
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Reviews
tripadvisorThe staff went above & beyond to organize our large party…totally unexpected & not a request…something that they recognized & reached out to us…not something that can always be accommodated but a nice treat when it works out. And the show - Rick Estrin & the Nighcats - was as outstanding as expected.
MoreExcellent night listening to some very talented visiting musicians. Food was good and reasonably priced. Would definitely recommend a visit
MoreLoved the tribute to BB King. Good music. The food was exceptional southern fare. Very moist fried chicken. Creamy coleslaw. Homemade biscuits ate delicious. Fair prices. OK service.
MoreThe music was awesome!!!! The food wasn't. It's OK to use a little seasoning in the food. The chicken was bland, THE BISCUITS WAS BLAND, the peach cobbler tasted like the refrigerator. We did an early show on a Friday, and the crowd was good.
MoreSo happy this place re-opened. Almost every night there is someone there that I would be happy to see. We saw Earl Thomas, a great singer and a wonderful showman. We didn't eat but the food looked good and the southern menu is attractive.
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