Located in Lower Nob Hill on Geary Street in downtown San Francisco, Hotel Adagio is near some of the area’s most popular attractions, as well as a bevy of unique restaurants, shops, and bars. Just four blocks from a BART station, getting around SF is effortless when staying at Hotel Adagio.
Get a taste of diversity, uniqueness, and authenticity in some of Lower Nob Hill’s best bars, restaurants, and cafés. Explore the locale and get to know some of our neighbors.
The choice of most bartenders, Rye isn’t just a bar. It’s a haven for top-shelf, hand crafted cocktails. With an intimate setting featuring exposed brick and polished wood, Rye is a sleek bar and the perfect place to be seen. Located on Geary Street just a block away from Hotel Adagio, take a walk to Rye and see what all the fuss is about.
During the Prohibition era, a speakeasy was the only place where one could acquire alcohol. Intimate, dark, and lively, the speakeasy spirit lives on at Bourbon & Branch, a secret whiskey bar located on Jones St, just a two minutes walk from Hotel Adagio. Although it may be hard to find (the lack of signage doesn’t help), it’s well worth the effort. Ask our concierge about the secret password to enter.
Pub, watering hole, saloon…whatever you call it, Americans have a long storied history and love affair with bar. Tradition pays homage to the history of American craft cocktails and beer with a bar that has an intimate feel and knowledgeable bar tenders. A neighborhood in a neighbor that is full of discerning customers, Tradition has a rustic, old school feel and relaxed vibe.
You know that expression, “you can’t be everything to everybody?” Well, Jones proves it wrong. It’s a bar. It’s a restaurant. It’s indoor. It’s outdoor. Situated in the same historic block of buildings as Hotel Adagio, Jones features a cool industrial vibe and is the ideal spot for everything from Happy Hour to Sunday Brunch.
San Francisco is a melting pot of various cultures and traditions and Liho Liho Yacht Club epitomizes the unique authenticity of the city. Focused on Hawaiian, Indian, and Chinese cuisine, in a casual atmosphere and relaxed vibe featuring brick walls, spacious booths, and an open kitchen. Liho Liho Yacht Club is located on Sutter St, less than a 10-minute walk from Hotel Adagio.
If you’ve never had a cruffin before, then you should stop whatever you’re doing and head over to Mr. Holmes Bakehouse. More than an ordinary bakery, this place serves up donuts, tarts, croissants, muffins, and of course, croissant/muffins, or cruffin. Mr. Holmes Bakehouse is just a short 10-minute walk from Hotel Adagio, but come early and expect to wait. Trust us, it’ll be worth it.
A small, local bakery doesn’t normally get mentioned in the New York Times, but Tartine Bakery & Café isn’t a typical local bakery. Offering organic ingredients, Tartine Bakery & Café pushes the boundaries creating out-of-this-world pastries, cakes, breads, and sandwiches. But Tartine isn’t just about morning deliciousness. Try Bar Tartine for a unique menu that changes seasonally.
Widely recognized as one of the best and most authentic Indian/Pakistani restaurant in San Francisco and it’s literally feet away from Hotel Adagio. Shalimar is a small, casual eatery with a casual unpretentious vibe. Tip: Call in your order to go and enjoy it back in your room. Since the restaurant is small and very authentic, you may end up smelling like curry all night.
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