Radio Habana Social Club

I don't even know where to start with writing a review on Radio Habana. We popped in by pure coincidence and maybe a wink of time telling us to chill out and try something completely different. If you decide to give this place a try, leave everything you expect from a restaurant at home and just go with the flow. This place is funky, unique, special, different and kinda grows on you. A place to forget the world and the world to forget about you. This Cuban place can bring it out of you. There is no menu, the owner Leila will tell you the menu and it will vary on the supplies they have in the kitchen. Kinda like the old days or when you cook at home and you scramble something together. So we tried their pulled pork and mole chicken and we were pleasantly surprised. Both dishes were a home run, and just pleasing on the palette. Was it fancy? - No - but the atmosphere with some of the other guests dancing and enjoying their evenings and drinks made up for so much more. Go check it out, leave all your expectations behind and don't be in a rush, show off your dance skills or practice your Spanish...

Radio habana is one of my favorite places in the mission. Every once in awhile the have a great djs playing vinyl records with an amazing taste of music. If you are in the are you should pop by and try the food and enjoy the music!

Chill place, open late. Friendly owner. Cool area. A lot of funky, quirky art on the walls. What more can you ask for when it comes to a simple little bar/food place in San Francisco?

The best little hole in the wall for live entertainment, wine, and empanadas. Layla is the best! Parking is limited, so give yourself some extra time.

Cute small place in mission with as close to a homemade food as you can get. 4-5 tables that sit 15 people max. The food is good and the person running it was charming and accommodating, will be back.

Great food and very friendly staff. Unfortunately tables are super small, but it's still worth it!

Stellar and quirky restaurant tucked away in the busy Mission. It feels very cozy and community-oriented. The lady running it, as others have mentioned, is an awesome and warm host. The food is good, feels just homemade and yummy. Sangria is also tasty. If you're looking for a fun place to go for dinner, I highly recommend this place. May be a little small if you have a big group, but they may help you make it work.

I love this place. It is very small, but the atmosphere is perfect for having great conversations. However, I would warn against getting the food. It took a very long time to come out (about an hour for four people), and was very so-so. The sangria was great, however. I think it would better to have dinner elsewhere, and then stop by for some post-conversation.