Wilson & Wilson Private Detective Agency
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Great atmosphere, great drinks.
Adam, hands down one of the best mixologist! Super knowledgeable and made our experience top notch!
Look forward to visiting again next time we’re in SF.
Look forward to visiting again next time we’re in SF.
What a cool space and the way that you get in there is every kid's fantasy. The chair stools however were supremely uncomfortable and you cannot sit two people at the Speakeasy inside the next door bar at Bourbon and Branch speakeasy. I was told they are for single people (party of 1)? I found this confusing because I waited an hour inside Wilson and Wilson to sit there and after an hour was told they were only for single people and so we were put at a different table within...read full review
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | Closed |
| Thursday | 6PM - 2AM |
| Friday | 6PM - 2AM |
| Saturday | 6PM - 2AM |
| Sunday | Closed |
Wilson & Wilson Private Detective Agency is a unique restaurant that offers a speakeasy experience. It is located at 501 Jones Street, but the entrance is around the corner on O'Farrell Street. Reservations are required and can be made on their website.
The restaurant has a quiet and elegant atmosphere, making it a great place for an intimate night out. The seating includes bar stools, high tops for parties of two, and one larger table for four. The menu is presented like a detective's case file, and the cocktails are thoughtfully crafted and presented well. They offer a tasting menu with cocktails priced at $18, as well as beer for $7. The drinks are innovative and unique, with options such as one that uses fennel.
The atmosphere is perfect for a quiet and intimate night out. The cocktails are tasty and creative, and the service is decent. Visitors can also explore the Library on their way out, where they might find fun little hand-written stories in the front of some books.