The 3300 Club is San Francisco's favorite dive bar.  For more than fifty years  the Keane family has overseen this Mission district gem.  We feature an outdoor smoking area, monthly poetry readings, several beers on tap and the best juke box in the city.  You'll always find good conversation and friendly bartenders at the '33.

Come join us at the "Garden Spot of the Mission".

Upcoming Events

NFL Playoffs   1/15 & 1/16

Tuesday, 01/26 7pm Poetry                        Marc Kockinos, Jeanne Powell  followed by open mic

Sunday, 2/7 Superbowl Sunday 

"Poetry Scene" on Lighthouse AIS radio hosted by Stephen Kopel with guest, Nancy Keane.   Click here for live stream and replays.

History of the '33

In 1956, friends Jack Keane and Tom Lane purchased the '33. Under their guidance, it became a strong union bar catering to the immigrant working class of San Francisco. Many young men grew to manhood at the '33.After Jack's death in 1990, his window, Nancy, decided to keep the bar in the family adding her own artistic touch to the mix (including some of the most infamous bathroom art ). And now, more than 50 years later, the players have changed but the spirit and heart of the '33 remain.