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The EndUp

The EndUp is a easy on the wallet queer, dance, and late-night bar in SoMa. Opened 1973 — SoMa institution, part of SF's Leather and LGBTQ Cultural District and afterhours club — keeps going after most places close set the tone.

401 6th St, San Francisco, CA

The vibe

Queer, dance, late-night, historic, and rowdyeasy on the wallet.

Best for

Dance crew, rowdy crew, and after-2am crowd.

Things to do

All-night dancing, Sunday tea dance, and leather scene.

What makes The EndUp worth it

  • opened 1973 — SoMa institution, part of SF's Leather and LGBTQ Cultural District
  • afterhours club — keeps going after most places close
  • legendary Sunday morning tea dance (Fag Fridays origin)
  • indoor/outdoor patio with palm trees in the middle of 6th & Harrison
  • Hi-NRG, house, techno — historically central to SF queer dance music
  • still going more than 50 years in

Good to know

Where is The EndUp?
The EndUp is in SoMa, San Francisco, at 401 6th St, San Francisco, CA.
What kind of bar is The EndUp?
It's a easy on the wallet SoMa spot that leans queer, dance, and late-night.
What is The EndUp known for?
Opened 1973 — SoMa institution, part of SF's Leather and LGBTQ Cultural District, afterhours club — keeps going after most places close, and legendary Sunday morning tea dance (Fag Fridays origin).
Who is The EndUp good for?
It's a solid pick for dance crew, rowdy crew, and after-2am crowd.

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