High Treason

"High Treason in the Richmond is a locals-filled spot for wine, vinyl, and meeting someone new who also likes getting on their high horse. If any of that sounds like you, then run to this dark, sultry space and you’ll surely hit it off with a fellow music-lover. " - ricky rodriguez, julia chen 1

"High Treason is a relaxed wine bar in the Richmond with an impressive vinyl collection and plenty of wine, sake, cocktails, and cider. Another reason we keep coming back: the menu of excellent Hawaiian dishes courtesy of Unco Frank’s. Crisp furikake fries are loaded with spam, kimchi, and sriracha aioli, and fried rice with Portuguese sausage is packed with salty-sweet flavor. They’re both exactly what you want to munch on during music-themed trivia nights, which go down once a month, or early-in-the-game dates. " - julia chen 1, lani conway

"High Treason is known as a great place to grab a glass of wine and listen to some beats, but it’s also the permanent home of Hawaiian pop-up Unco Frank’s. Go for the crunchy mochiko chicken or the grilled short ribs, but if you’re sharing with a group, spring for Da Works Fries, which come topped with Spam, kimchi, sriracha aioli, and a sprinkle of furikake." - Dianne de Guzman, Eater Staff

"Tucked between the Clement Street lineup of pan-Asian eateries and old-time Irish pubs, veteran sommeliers Michael Ireland (The French Laundry, Quince) and John Vuong (Ame, Gary Danko) delivered just what the Inner Richmond needed upon High Treason’s 2016 arrival. Customers are offered a taste before selecting from a well-curated selection of wines by the glass. The list rotates while they spin the vinyl, and occasionally, High Treason hosts live DJs." - Lauren Saria, Eater Staff

"High Treason is a moody, skylight-lit wine bar in the Richmond where we go to impress someone who still makes weekly trips to Amoeba Music, and grab an easy dinner without feeling any pressure to change out of sweats. Records are always playing, music-themed trivia nights happen monthly, and there’s a long menu of wine, sake, cocktails, and cider. And when you inevitably get hungry after dissecting one potentially flirty DM from your crush for an hour straight, there’s a Hawaiian menu by Unco Frank’s pop-up. Their crispy mochiko chicken, mini fried cod sandwiches, and fried rice with Portuguese sausage are just what you want to be snacking on while admiring High Treason’s vinyl collection with a glass of riesling in hand. " - julia chen 1, ricky rodriguez, lani conway, will kamensky