San Francisco Boos and Booze Haunted Pub Crawl

San Francisco Boos and Booze Haunted Pub Crawl

Thirsty for Spirits and Spooks?

Did you know San Francisco introduced the world to some of the tastiest cocktails we enjoy today? From rum punch to Irish coffee, the Golden City has been a trendsetter for booze since its earliest years.

Long a city with a rebellious personality and unconventional outlook, San Francisco responded to Prohibition in a typical defiant fashion – its bars simply went underground. Thumbing their collective nose at liquor laws, residents of the Golden City continued to indulge, with speakeasies operating all over town in dance halls, basements, and even tunnels underneath the streets. Bootlegging and corruption were rampant throughout the city, creating an atmosphere of vice whose victims still linger within the historic buildings today.

“This is the second tour I’ve taken on this trip and it was the BEST one, hands down!”

What is the San Francisco Boos and Booze Pub Crawl About?

Our San Francisco Boos and Booze Pub Crawl is created to introduce you to the best public houses and haunted locations in the City by the Bay. Professional guides provide you with creepy tales of San Francisco’s ghostly activity along with the chance to sample some of the city’s best booze in its historical drinking establishments, where you may feel a chill down your spine as you clutch your cold drink tighter.

What You Will See on This Tour:

On this exciting exploration of San Francisco’s most historic bars and haunted locations, you will be introduced to:

• The unexplained activity at the Old Ship Saloon
• The despairing souls of the Lion’s Den
• The dark forces around the Hungry I Club
• The ghostly presence at the High Horse
• And so much more…

Guided by an expert local, you will visit a curated selection of San Francisco’s elite taverns where you can put some “boo” in your booze as you tour some of the most haunted areas of the Golden City.

Join us for a thrilling adventure down historic alleyways and through the public houses that still bear the psychic imprint of San Francisco’s tumultuous past.

“Alcohol may be man’s worst enemy, but the Bible says love your enemy.”

– Frank Sinatra