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Rickshaw Stop

155 Fell Street
San Francisco, CA 94102 map
cross street: Van Ness
district: Civic Center


Tel. 415.861.2011
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Events Calendar
Sat Aug 08 - Sat Dec 12
A Homolicious Queer Dance Party for dykes, trannies, lezzies and friends with DJs Nuxx & Zax. COCKBLOCK is San Francisco's HOTTTEST Queer dance party for Homos & friends. Come get your block on with super ecstatic Disc Jockeys Nuxx (the Bar on Ca... More
Sat Nov 07
San Francisco design company Gama-Go has one sale a year, and this is it! 50-70% OFF t-shirts, hoodies, bags, wallets, housewares, and gifts. We'll even have a few one of kind samples that never made it into actual production. It's fre... More
Mon Nov 09
Bishop Allen is lustrous indie pop notable for its versatility, clever lyrics, and offbeat instrumentation. The songs suggest a host of touchstones, from the orchestral drama of a scaled-back Arcade Fire and can't-miss hooks of the Shins to Stephin M... More
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Fri Nov 13
Ava Berlin's Birthday Bash! ! ! She hand picked her favorite live act, Gil Mantera's Party Dream, to perform live with her favorite DJs Jeffrey Paradise and Richie Panic! It's Friday the 13th so this is going to be a night to remember! More detail... More
Thu Nov 19
An elusive new project from composer Alan Palomo. Neon Indian delivers equal parts synthetic nostalgia, Dreampop lullabies, and grinding guitar noise to create something eerier than the sum of its parts. Forged after a hazy winter gathering in Texas,... More
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In a town where a reasonably-priced drink, plate of food or event space can be hard to find, the Rickshaw Stop is welcome to an overwhelming degree - it provides all three, with an abundance of space and style and zero pretension. Operating as a bar as of early January 2004 on Friday and Saturday nights until 1 am, Rickshaw Stop serves cocktails, wine, and inexpensive beer as well as tasty small and large plates for noshing that hover between $4 and $7. An old television production studio, the two-level space is tall and doublewide, ringed with red velvet floor-to-ceiling drapes, floored with warm-blonde, finished plywood, and furnished with gorgeous old rickshaws and a scattering of infinitely moveable tables and chairs of various styles. Swell lighting, a foozball table in the large upper balcony lounge, friendly owners, and an intelligent clientele round out the appeal of the place. - Tracie Broom


Hours
Sunday: Closed
Monday: Closed
Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday: 5 pm - 12 midnight
Thursday: 5 pm - 12 midnight
Friday: 5 pm - 2 am
Saturday: 5 pm - 2 am
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Editorial Review
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Kid Sister
All Grown Up
By David Johnson-Igra (10/15/2009)

" Women in hip hop don’t have it easy, just ask anyone in the business. Keeping it real is difficult when most female rappers are anything but. Dolled up into sex objects, or shot up with testosterone, hip hop is seriously void of real females. Maybe this explains one of the reasons Kid Sister’s album has been so heavily anticipated. She’s not trying to impress anyone with something she’s not, rather she says things like “I’m gonna fart on Usher.” Not to mention, she has skills. The Chicago rapper has a style of her own, and as SF Station chatted with her, it became clear it’s more than just music. "

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Mayer Hawthorne
Fresh, rather than Retro
By David Johnson-Igra (09/04/2009)

" For as many people that have called Mayer Hawthorne "retro", he’s not. While his falsetto voice draws comparison to Smokey Robinson, and his Detroit upbringing is a reminder of Motown, “retro” is too restricting. Mayer Hawthorne, born Andrew Mayer Cohen, is as Smokey as he is James Dewitt Yancey (J Dilla). Call Mayer Hawthorne “fresh", because he not only is soulful, he’s hip hop, he’s a skateboarder, and he’s surprising people with a voice he never knew he had. SF Station chatted Mayer before he embarked on his first US tour. "

Editorial Review
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Simon O’Connor of Amazing Baby
Another ‘Amazing’ Band from Brooklyn
By Matt Crawford (06/26/2009)

" Brooklyn’s Amazing Baby has earned comparisons to their friends MGMT and Led Zeppelin with heavy rock songs that reach for psychedelic and mythical references without being overtly hippy. The group, in the midst of a tour opening for French buzz-band Phoenix, stops in San Francisco June 27th for a set at the Spectrum Festival at the Regency Ballroom before returning to San Francisco for the final installment of Popscene vs. Loaded at Rickshaw Stop on July 3rd. Guitarist Simon O’Connor spoke with SF Station from the streets of Kansas City, where he was in search of a pharmacy before Amazing Baby’s show there. "

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