You enter supperclub San Francisco through an understated door on Harrison street and are greeted by an outrageous hostess with leopard-painted eyes. After a drink in the cheekily swank Bar Rouge, the hostess takes you to your “bed.” You find yourself lounging comfortably against pillows, sipping coolly from your favorite drink. After several sumptuous, surprisingly delicious courses served by a friendly and unusual wait staff, your bellies are content but not stuffed… one in your party is getting a Thai massage, another has glitter dragonflies painted on her temples. As the DJ changes the melody, some eyes lift to see an aerial dancer covered in seaweed hanging from a ring in the center of the room. The dinner is wrapping to a close, but the Bar Rouge is just picking up steam...

supperclub is the original brainchild of a group of Dutch pictorial artists and libertines, and one of the most popular nightspots in Amsterdam since the early nineties.

Padded red leather walls and disco balls surround nicely dressed 20- and 30-somethings sipping cocktails from the center bar. Servers sporting "Mad Max"-inspired costumes escort guests into the stark-white dining room as the proverbial curtain is lifted. An exhibition kitchen takes center stage, with a team of T-shirt-clad cooks making meals for a shoeless audience relaxing on white beds. Neon lights change the room's glow as clubby music pulses. Throughout the show, servers might slide down a two-story railing to dance on the bar, perform a lip-sync routine or swing from the ceiling.

Supperclub San Francisco
657 Harrison Street. San Francisco, CA. 94107

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