A spacious heated outdoor terrace helps make this cocktail bar a bustling spot for drinks & food.
"One of the city’s biggest rooftop spaces means plenty of room to gather for cocktails and occasional live music. The greenery scattered throughout gives it a lush vibe, though it’s in the midst of the Tenderloin, surrounded by hotels and apartment buildings." - Lauren Saria, Eater Staff
"The spacious patio at this Lower Nob Hill cocktail bar has a lot going for it—there are lots of plants, and it's more relaxed than one of those loud, over-hyped rooftop spots blasting 2003 pop remixes. The only thing missing here is a view (it's surrounded by buildings on three sides). While you’re hanging out, you can also order everything from pizza and smoked-seared salmon to small plates like buffalo wings and crispy-fried adobo pork ribs. " - julia chen 1, lani conway
"The massive outdoor patio at this Lower Nob Hill cocktail bar has a lot going for it—there are lots of plants, and it feels like a relaxed garden than one of those loud, over-hyped rooftop spots blasting 2003 pop remixes. The only thing missing here is a view (it's surrounded by buildings on three sides). While you’re hanging out, you can also order everything from pizza and smoked-seared salmon to small plates like buffalo wings and crispy-fried adobo pork ribs." - Lani Conway, Julia Chen 1, Ricky Rodriguez
"The expansive outdoor patio at 620 Jones is the backdrop for weekend brunches starring some of the Bay Area’s most popular drag queens. The brunch menu features breakfast entrees including huevos rancheros, fried chicken and waffles, and French toast with sweet berries, as well as lunch favorites including pizza, burgers, and sandwiches. Treat yourself to a $20 mimosa pitcher or a breakfast martini every Saturday and Sunday from 1:30 to 3 p.m. No cover." - Linda Childers
"With bar 620 Jones serving cocktails and non-alcoholic options for the crowds." - Dianne de Guzman