Restaurant in San Francisco, United States
Biscuits & Blues
100Pearl PointsMusic-first night
About Biscuits & Blues
Book Biscuits & Blues when the point is a music-led night out in Union Square, not a chef-driven meal. It suits dates, birthdays, visiting groups that want the evening to have built-in entertainment; pick a more food-focused San Francisco restaurant if the meal is the reason for going.
Biscuits & Blues is a San Francisco venue with evening hours every day of the week. The verified details here are limited, so it is best evaluated on the basics that are confirmed: its schedule and casual dress code.
Use this page as a practical fit check rather than a full dining review. No verified cuisine, menu highlights, pricing, chef information, seating details, or service format are available here, so those points should be confirmed directly before planning around them.
Book with the confirmed basics in mind
Biscuits & Blues opens at 5:15 PM daily. It closes at 9:30 PM Monday through Thursday and Sunday, at 10 PM on Friday and Saturday. That makes it an evening-only option based on the verified hours available here.
The dress code is casual. Beyond that, the available data does not confirm the menu, price level, reservation setup, group policies, or other operational details. If those factors matter for your plans, check directly with the venue before committing.
Who should pick it over a standard San Francisco reservation
Choose Biscuits & Blues when its San Francisco location, evening schedule, casual dress code fit the plan. If you need more detail on food style, budget, service format, or occasion fit, compare it with other San Francisco options before booking. For a broader city search, use Our full San Francisco restaurants guide, or check Our full San Francisco bars guide if drinks and conversation matter more than dinner seating. Travelers making a full weekend can also pair the decision with Our full San Francisco hotels guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is lunch or dinner better at Biscuits & Blues?
Dinner is the confirmed fit, because the verified hours start at 5:15 PM every day. Friday and Saturday run to 10 PM, while Monday through Thursday and Sunday end at 9:30 PM.
Is Biscuits & Blues good for solo dining?
The verified details do not confirm a specific solo-dining setup. If you are considering going alone, base the decision on the San Francisco location, the evening hours, the casual dress code, confirm any seating or reservation details directly.
Can Biscuits & Blues accommodate groups?
The verified data does not confirm group accommodations or private-event details. For a group, check directly with the venue and keep the confirmed evening schedule in mind.
How far ahead should I book Biscuits & Blues?
No verified booking window is listed here. Plan around the confirmed hours: 5:15–9:30 PM Monday through Thursday and Sunday, 5:15–10 PM Friday and Saturday.
What should I order at Biscuits & Blues?
No specific menu items are verified here. Check the current menu directly with the venue before deciding what to order.
Location
401 Mason St, San Francisco, CA 94102
San Francisco, United States
Compare Biscuits & Blues
| Venue | Location |
|---|---|
| Biscuits & Blues | San Francisco |
| Akiko’s Restaurant & Sushi Bar | San Francisco |
| Level III Restaurant | San Francisco |
| PLS on Post | San Francisco |
| Bartlett Hall | San Francisco |
| Katana-Ya | San Francisco |
How Biscuits & Blues San Francisco compares with similar nearby venues.
Also Consider
- Akiko's Restaurant & Sushi Bar, Notable alternative
- Level III Restaurant, Notable alternative
- PLS on Post, Notable alternative
- Bartlett Hall, Notable alternative
- Katana-Ya, Notable alternative
How it compares in San Francisco
Akiko's Restaurant & Sushi Bar is the stronger pick when the food needs to lead the night; Biscuits & Blues is the better fit when entertainment is the plan. For a celebration where guests want a performance-centered room, Biscuits & Blues has the clearer occasion hook. For a date built around precision dining, Akiko's is the more focused choice.
Level III Restaurant and PLS on Post make more sense for a conventional sit-down meal where conversation and pacing matter. Biscuits & Blues is easier to justify when the group wants the room energy to do some of the hosting. If the plan involves work talk or a quieter catch-up, lean toward Level III or PLS on Post instead.
Bartlett Hall is the safer casual group choice, while Katana-Ya is better for a quick, food-led stop. Biscuits & Blues sits apart because it gives the night a set activity. That makes it useful for birthdays and visitors, but less useful when value is measured mainly by what lands on the table.
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