There was no food but the bar tender was an absolute gem. Great old fashion!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 1
Service: 5
Diamond Castro
I love the thought of working there I've managed other restaurants in the past and this one is by far the best restaurant I've ever been to. 5☆Parking: Its great i love this place
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Stella Artois, Popcorn
Miguel Navarro
Good experience a lot of space great service
Erik Corbiere
A kick back not alot of poeple relaxed environment
Christy Reed
Terrible experience
Thomas H.
I live down the street from this dive bar and still love it till this day..yes its in the hood but the little asian lady who owns it is always welcoming and always has a story to tell!
Angel F.
The Bottom's Up should be called Rock Bottom because that is where you'd have to be to like this place. I love dive bars and greasy spoon restaurants. Nothing suits my fancy more than to be in an unpretentious place in the comforts of my jeans and sneakers, sipping beer and listening to old random tunes. So I read the reviews with a grain of salt before coming here, meaning, I didn't think too much about it. The first time I was greeted by the owner and quickly bonded over having Asian young genetics after she asked to see my ID (thanks mom). I asked for a Lagunitas or any kind of IPA and there went our bond. She looked at me with disgust and said "we no have none of that". She named all the basic bottles; Bud, Miller along with some other malt liquors I know not the name of. Whatever, I went with Stella Artois and asked for quarters for the pool table. My partner got a double Rum and Coke. She asked him to pay first before she poured. He jokingly asked her if we looked like the type to run out on a tab and gave her his platinum card. While we played pool, she sat at the bar playing video poker. There was only one man sat at the bar reading on his cell phone. The music was playing oldies tunes, but so unnecessarily loud that we were yelling at each other. I asked her to turn it down and she in turn yelled at him. They went back and forth yelling at each other to turn the music down. It was not my intention to start a domestic dispute over music volume. We were half-way into our drinks when she turned the music off and loudly yelled at us "Excuse me, I'm closed, go home now". We were in complete shock. I walked over to her thinking we could at least small talk while finishing our drinks and asked her if she lived nearby. She yelled at me "No I live in San Francisco and this a****** just wants to sit here all night" glaring in his direction. The man seemingly ignored her and continued looking at his phone. We could cut the tension in the air and as I know the wrath of an Asian woman, we left in haste before she pulled out the knives on him. We stopped in after work a few weeks later....after making my way in the world today, took everything I got. I thought taking a break from all my worries sure would help a lot. I wanted to get away. My partner arrived before I did and ordered his double rum and coke. For medical reasons I was unable to drink alcohol, so when I got there I asked for water. The owner told me she did not have water and offered Coke or Sprite. I don't drink soda at all so I politely declined. Once again, we experienced the wrath of the angry Asian lady. She yelled at me "If you not drinking you need to leave". My partner calmly pointed out he was drinking enough for both of us and we were spending money on the pool table. It seemed since we were the only customers in the bar that our money was just as good. Her response was "You both get out". We couldn't believe it - we got kicked out of a bar! And just like that, I realized Rock Bottom is not the place where everybody knows my name and they're always glad I came.
Mashed Potattoos
Bottoms up mate! Captains orders
GEORGE BERRY
Bottoms up mate! Captains orders🤙ðŸ»
Nick P.
This is your standard dive bar, and you'll love it. Simplicity is the key. Strong drinks, not a lot of noise or obnoxious crowds, and you'll meet some great people here. No fights, problems, or other annoyances. There's a pool table, a jukebox, and a friendly bartender. If you're looking to party it up and drop a lot of money on weak drinks, this isn't the place for you. Go downtown or into SF. It isn't in the best location, it's tucked away in a shopping center off Tennyson, but come in and give it a shot. No pun intended.
The bartender which is the owner is on a power trip must see for yourself
Alfred Santiago
This is waiting to die
Ya Boy (Show)
Cheryl's slot is the best little "hole-in-the-wall, dive" bar in all the Bay Area and I even hesitated to mention it because I don't want it to lose its local "vibe", but at the same time it's a cool spot to lay low and grab a drink either by yourself right after work or kick it with the boys. Off the beaten trail if that's your sort of thing.
David Galindo
Cheryl's slot is the best little "hole-in-the-wall, dive" bar in all the Bay Area and I even hesitated to mention it because I don't want it to lose its local "vibe", but at the same time it's a cool spot to lay low and grab a drink either by yourself right after work or kick it with the boys. Off the beaten trail if that's your sort of thing.
victoria Jackman
If you are wanting a real Long Island Ice Tea this is the place to go.
There was no food but the bar tender was an absolute gem. Great old fashion!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 1
Service: 5
I love the thought of working there I've managed other restaurants in the past and this one is by far the best restaurant I've ever been to. 5☆Parking: Its great i love this place
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Stella Artois, Popcorn
Good experience a lot of space great service
A kick back not alot of poeple relaxed environment
Terrible experience
I live down the street from this dive bar and still love it till this day..yes its in the hood but the little asian lady who owns it is always welcoming and always has a story to tell!
The Bottom's Up should be called Rock Bottom because that is where you'd have to be to like this place. I love dive bars and greasy spoon restaurants. Nothing suits my fancy more than to be in an unpretentious place in the comforts of my jeans and sneakers, sipping beer and listening to old random tunes. So I read the reviews with a grain of salt before coming here, meaning, I didn't think too much about it. The first time I was greeted by the owner and quickly bonded over having Asian young genetics after she asked to see my ID (thanks mom). I asked for a Lagunitas or any kind of IPA and there went our bond. She looked at me with disgust and said "we no have none of that". She named all the basic bottles; Bud, Miller along with some other malt liquors I know not the name of. Whatever, I went with Stella Artois and asked for quarters for the pool table. My partner got a double Rum and Coke. She asked him to pay first before she poured. He jokingly asked her if we looked like the type to run out on a tab and gave her his platinum card. While we played pool, she sat at the bar playing video poker. There was only one man sat at the bar reading on his cell phone. The music was playing oldies tunes, but so unnecessarily loud that we were yelling at each other. I asked her to turn it down and she in turn yelled at him. They went back and forth yelling at each other to turn the music down. It was not my intention to start a domestic dispute over music volume. We were half-way into our drinks when she turned the music off and loudly yelled at us "Excuse me, I'm closed, go home now". We were in complete shock. I walked over to her thinking we could at least small talk while finishing our drinks and asked her if she lived nearby. She yelled at me "No I live in San Francisco and this a****** just wants to sit here all night" glaring in his direction. The man seemingly ignored her and continued looking at his phone. We could cut the tension in the air and as I know the wrath of an Asian woman, we left in haste before she pulled out the knives on him. We stopped in after work a few weeks later....after making my way in the world today, took everything I got. I thought taking a break from all my worries sure would help a lot. I wanted to get away. My partner arrived before I did and ordered his double rum and coke. For medical reasons I was unable to drink alcohol, so when I got there I asked for water. The owner told me she did not have water and offered Coke or Sprite. I don't drink soda at all so I politely declined. Once again, we experienced the wrath of the angry Asian lady. She yelled at me "If you not drinking you need to leave". My partner calmly pointed out he was drinking enough for both of us and we were spending money on the pool table. It seemed since we were the only customers in the bar that our money was just as good. Her response was "You both get out". We couldn't believe it - we got kicked out of a bar! And just like that, I realized Rock Bottom is not the place where everybody knows my name and they're always glad I came.
Bottoms up mate! Captains orders
Bottoms up mate! Captains orders🤙ðŸ»
This is your standard dive bar, and you'll love it. Simplicity is the key. Strong drinks, not a lot of noise or obnoxious crowds, and you'll meet some great people here. No fights, problems, or other annoyances. There's a pool table, a jukebox, and a friendly bartender. If you're looking to party it up and drop a lot of money on weak drinks, this isn't the place for you. Go downtown or into SF. It isn't in the best location, it's tucked away in a shopping center off Tennyson, but come in and give it a shot. No pun intended.
Restaurantji Recommends
The bartender which is the owner is on a power trip must see for yourself
This is waiting to die
Cheryl's slot is the best little "hole-in-the-wall, dive" bar in all the Bay Area and I even hesitated to mention it because I don't want it to lose its local "vibe", but at the same time it's a cool spot to lay low and grab a drink either by yourself right after work or kick it with the boys. Off the beaten trail if that's your sort of thing.
Cheryl's slot is the best little "hole-in-the-wall, dive" bar in all the Bay Area and I even hesitated to mention it because I don't want it to lose its local "vibe", but at the same time it's a cool spot to lay low and grab a drink either by yourself right after work or kick it with the boys. Off the beaten trail if that's your sort of thing.
If you are wanting a real Long Island Ice Tea this is the place to go.