Silver Cloud Restaurant & Karaoke Bar
Karaoke bar · Marina District
1994 Lombard St, San Francisco, CA 94123
"Silver Cloud is a sing-and-sway-along-to-karaoke bar, and sometimes that’s exactly what you need. Run to this Marina spot to scream until your lungs fall off to the latest re-released Taylor Swift song (or watch someone else do it), and dance to bad renditions of throwback hits, maybe until you get shin splints. The alcohol keeps pouring all night, as evidenced by the increasingly bad singing that you’ll increasingly think is good. The same goes for the person shaking their head offbeat and yelling the wrong lyrics. All this is to say, we aren’t responsible for when you decide to go solo on “Love on Top”—your vocal range isn’t that great anyway." - ricky rodriguez
"The Marina karaoke bar has a three-course dinner with roast turkey and sides available for dine-in from Nov. 25th-27th. Their takeout special is available for pick up on those days, too. It can serve four ($80) or ten ($150). Call 415-922-1977 to order." - julia chen 1
"When want to sing along to some Taylor Swift, head to Silver Cloud. This Marina karaoke bar is packed on the weekends, and audience participation is encouraged. A night here is more than just karaoke—it’s a bubble machine, string light, tequila-fueled party. The singing starts at 9pm every night of the week and goes until 2am on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. There’s even skeeball and two arcade-style hoops games if someone thinks they're too cool to sing along, but don’t worry, the energy is infectious enough they’ll eventually give in. " - ricky rodriguez, julia chen 1
"Private karaoke rooms are great, but if you don’t have an entire squad with you, belting out Journey isn’t as much fun. That’s why you go to Silver Cloud. This huge Marina spot is always packed with people who will bow down to your musical talents. The singing usually turns to enthusiastic shouting, but that’s part of the fun. " - julia chen 1, will kamensky
"Silver Cloud is a sing-and-sway-along-to-karaoke bar, and sometimes that’s exactly what you need. Run to this Marina spot to scream until your lungs fall off to the latest re-released Taylor Swift song (or watch someone else do it), and dance to bad renditions of throwback hits, maybe until you get shin splints. The alcohol keeps pouring all night, as evidenced by the increasingly bad singing that you’ll increasingly think is good. The same goes for the person shaking their head offbeat and yelling the wrong lyrics. All this is to say, we aren’t responsible for when you decide to go solo on “Love on Top”—your vocal range isn’t that great anyway." - Ricky Rodriguez
