Redwood Room opened the day after Prohibition ended in 1933. Coincidence? We prefer to think of it as a calling — a fitting beginning for a place with an instinct for doing things a little differently.

Today, Redwood Room is where San Francisco goes to be deliberately, beautifully analog. Part cocktail lounge, part listening room, part late-night salon, it’s a place for people who appreciate the difference between old and timeless. 

Rooted in San Francisco but inspired by the world's great social rooms, from jazz clubs and listening bars to glamorous hotel lounges and intimate speakeasies, Redwood Room brings a contemporary sensibility to the timeless pleasures of going out.