This blog serves as documentation of the bar hopping mission of two men: Peat Montesquieu and Glen Robespierre. We have set out to drink …
The Dirty Martini (#197)
This bar is HUGE. And completely empty with Peat and Glen visited. The dirty martinis were nothing to brag about but the service was great. …
Buena Vista Cafe (#196)
Buena Vista claims to have invented the Irish Coffee. Whether or not that is actually true, they do make a damn good cocktail. The bar …
The Pub @ Ghiradelli Square (#195)
Two Bud Lights were drank at this typically cavernous and uninteresting bar. At least the bathrooms were nice.
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Sugar Lounge (#193)
Sugar Lounge has very comfortable bar stools, a bathroom fit for the bourgeoisie, and very inexpensive cocktails.
Peat and Glen each enjoyed an Old Fashioned. They …
Marlena’s (#192)
Marlena’s might the world’s only family-friend cross-dresser bar with a museum-caliber amount of Harry Potter memorabilia.
Peat and Glen enjoyed a couple of Bud Lights while …
Place Pigalle (#191)
We are not sure what this bar has to do with the 9th arrondissement but it’s pretty cool nonetheless.
Peat and Glen enjoyed a Chimay and …
Sugar Cafe (#190)
Sugar Cafe seems like a “cute” coffee shop that turns into a full-on bar at night. Peat and Glen both ordered Old Fashioneds but the …
Biscuits & Blues (#188)
Peat and Glen were here pretty early in the evening, before the show for the evening had started. Glen had a Bass for $6 and …
Level III (#187)
Level III is a standard hotel bar inside the JW Marriott. It was happy hour, so Peat and Glen had a couple pours of Maker’s …



Jacks Cannery Bar (#198)
Peat and Glen sat outside at this bar, which claims to be the “draft beer headquarters of San Francisco,” and drank a couple of PBRs. …