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Comstock Saloon

Comstock stays true to roots while serving creative cocktails

Built shortly after the 1906 earthquake and fire, this historic building has been a saloon since 1907. A plaque outside proudly proclaims it “one of the last of the Barbary Coast saloons — site of the infamous Billy Goat saloon operated by pigeon-toed Sal.” Bar manager Karri Cormican notes that it still has a white-tile spittoon trough that runs the length of the bar under customers’ feet. Read More

Comstock Saloon’s creative menu complements cocktails

Comstock Saloon
In San Francisco’s restaurant scene, the bar has risen to star status while the kitchen plays a supporting role.In an odd plot twist, bartenders have taken on the role of chefs with a complex mise en place of house-made syrups and infusions, seasonally sourced components and even customized ice cubes. But at the new Comstock Saloon, in a location that has been a watering hole since 1907, we get an ensemble production in which food and drink equably share the stage. Read More
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