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    Bar in San Francisco, United States

    The Devil's Acre

    100Pearl Points

    Late-Night Pour

    The Devil's Acre, Bar in San Francisco

    About The Devil's Acre

    The Devil's Acre is a practical North Beach pick for a drinks-first stop, especially when convenience matters more than a formal wine or dining plan. Go earlier if conversation is the goal; later works better for a livelier bar night.

    The Devil's Acre is a San Francisco venue with verified evening and late-night hours on most operating days. It is closed on Monday, opens at 4:30 PM Tuesday through Saturday, and opens at 4 PM on Sunday. The longest verified hours are Friday and Saturday, when it runs until 2 AM; Tuesday through Thursday run until 1 AM, and Sunday closes at 10 PM.

    Plan around verified evening and late-night hours

    The practical case for The Devil's Acre is direct: it gives planners a San Francisco option with casual dress and late hours on several nights of the week. It can work as one part of an evening plan when the timing lines up with its posted schedule.

    Because no verified food, reservation, price, seating, or beverage-program details are available here, the safest way to plan is around the confirmed basics: city, dress code, and hours. Choose it when those details fit your night, and confirm any unlisted specifics directly before building a plan around them.

    Where it fits in a San Francisco night out

    For another San Francisco comparison, 15 Romolo, Mr Bing's, Specs' Twelve Adler Museum Cafe, and Vesuvio Cafe are other names to consider depending on the rest of the evening. The Devil's Acre is easiest to evaluate on practical terms: it is casual, closed Monday, and open late Tuesday through Saturday.

    For planning beyond this stop, use Pearl's San Francisco restaurants guide and hotels guide to build the rest of the night. If a specific menu, booking policy, or service detail matters, verify it directly before you go.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    What's the best time to go to The Devil's Acre?

    The best time depends on your schedule. The Devil's Acre opens at 4:30 PM Tuesday through Saturday and at 4 PM on Sunday. It closes at 1 AM Tuesday through Thursday, 2 AM Friday and Saturday, and 10 PM Sunday; it is closed Monday.

    What's the crowd like at The Devil's Acre?

    Verified crowd details are not available here. What is confirmed is that The Devil's Acre is in San Francisco, has a casual dress code, and keeps evening to late-night hours on its operating days.

    Is The Devil's Acre open late?

    Yes. The Devil's Acre stays open until 1 AM Tuesday through Thursday and until 2 AM Friday and Saturday. Sunday hours are 4–10 PM, and Monday is closed.

    What is The Devil's Acre known for?

    Based on verified details, The Devil's Acre is a casual San Francisco venue with evening and late-night hours on most operating days.

    Location

    256 Columbus Ave, San Francisco, CA 94133

    San Francisco, United States

    Compare The Devil's Acre

    Full Comparison: The Devil's Acre
    VenueBooking Difficulty
    The Devil's AcreEasy
    Specs' Twelve Adler Museum CafeUnknown
    Vesuvio CafeUnknown
    Osmanthus Dim Sum LoungeUnknown
    15 RomoloUnknown
    Mr Bing'sUnknown

    Key differences to consider before you reserve.

    Also Consider

    • Specs' Twelve Adler Museum Cafe, Notable alternative
    • Vesuvio Cafe, Notable alternative
    • Osmanthus Dim Sum Lounge, Notable alternative
    • 15 Romolo, Notable alternative
    • Mr Bing's, Notable alternative

    How It Compares

    Against Specs' Twelve Adler Museum Cafe and Vesuvio Cafe, The Devil's Acre is the cleaner recommendation for a planned drinks stop rather than a purely historic North Beach hang. Specs and Vesuvio are better for readers who want the older neighborhood feel; The Devil's Acre is easier to position as the group's main bar choice when the night needs a bit more structure.

    15 Romolo is the stronger cross-shop for cocktail intent, especially if drink quality is more important than being on Columbus Avenue. Osmanthus Dim Sum Lounge makes more sense when food is part of the plan, while The Devil's Acre is better kept as a bar-first stop before or after dinner.

    For value and booking ease, Mr Bing's is the low-commitment alternative when the group wants a simpler night. Choose The Devil's Acre when ambiance and location matter more; choose Mr Bing's when the goal is minimal planning and a less curated feel.

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