Day 20: Friends Bar

Wow! What a night, what a night, what a night! I've been closing down way too many spots on this debaucherous campaign trail. I must say though, that it's as fun as it looks! Coming off a blazin' a$$ weekend of debauchery, the ACP crew nestled into a local neighborhood bar called Friends Bar. Located at 558 Monterey Blvd. in the back of San Francisco City College, Friends is a nice cozy watering hole for the neighborhood locals and the ACP crew alike.

There's a couple of televisions for the sports enthusiast, an Internet jukebox, a pool and Foosball table, couple of comfy couches and a nice fire place for them cold nights. Friends even has a nice back patio when you want a change in scenery. They even serve a variety of bar fare like burgers, hot doggies, polish dogs, beer brats and popcorn. You have everything you need for a good night of drinking, no wonder Friends is the "neighborhood's finest hangout"!

Our shot-slinger and bartender for the evening was Rudy, Howie Mandel's twin brother! Rudy is a good dude, thanks for the friendly hospitality, you rock man! And yes, we're a little crazy for the 30 DOD project but I've accepted that already! I definitely can't forget the entrancing Miss Evelyn, whose the owner/operator of this enjoyable establishment. Thanks again dear for a lovely night, Toronto in the house!!!

Friends is a full bar that serves up a nice variety of beers on tap and in the bottle, some selections of vino and even champagne, you fancy huh?! The thing better than the drink selection is the price. You can have a great time and get your fix without breaking your wallet, I can dig that anytime! If you're in the neighborhood pop on in, I'll definitely come back to Friends, it's a great place to meet new friends...with benefits!

I want to give a big All-City Project shout out to Rob, Joe F. Chris, Laura (MILF), Joey, and Mary Anne...thanks for the shots mami! Big ups to the ACP crew; RallyOh, Stretcher, E-Fizlam, Murderousville, & Es-Sco-Bar!

It's yo boy, S dot Freezie

Day: 19 Valley Tavern

First off, All City Project crew would like to wish all the Father's of the world an Happy Father's Day, we would not be here without you. Most fathers would probably say "it was my pleasure"  - Damn right! Celebrating Father's Day and day 19, the 30 Days of Debauchery visits The Valley Tavern. Located at 4054 24th St. where their motto is "where the neighborhood meets."

Perched in the hills of Noe Valley and right up 24th st. from the Mission, Valley Tavern is a meeting place for all to enjoy. This is a great place to get out the house and come play. Valley Tavern consists of many features to keep you in the mood. There is no going wrong when you're pimped out with a 3 tier patio, 8 plasma flat-screens, 2 pool tables, a digital jukebox with a knocking sound and for the smokers an open-air smoke room. This makes great for those wonderful SF summer days.

Valley Tavern boasts 30 plus beers on tap in addition to the ones in bottles. All the fine liquor along with cocktail drinks done right, having the added condiments that you would expect of any quality tavern. Our bartenders Julie and Jon were great to us, a definite service with a smile. Ever want to journey outside your comfort bar, go get comfy at The Valley Tavern on 24th St., you'll be glad to return.

To my faithfuls, its roll call: big ups Natalie, Katy, Jessica, Eric, Melissa, Duinness, Monica, Chris, AG, Sabrina, StretchVet, E*Fizzle, S. Freezie, Rally Oh, Barack Jr. and anyone I may have forgotten. Happy Pop's Day! This drink is for you!!

Methods of payment: Cash, Credit Card, ATM

Day 16: The Taco Shop @ Underdogs

It’s going to be a good night when you hear “All City” before you walk in the place.  The folks are here and are ready to get down!  Day 16 brings us to The Taco Shop @ Underdogs. Why has it taken me so long to visit this hidden gem in the Sunset?  Everything I heard about this place was all correct.   Great place to visit.   Eat, drink, and watch sports, my kind of place!   Plenty of TV’s in every direction to watch the game.  Bucket of beer and some tacos!  You have to try the Carnitas Quesadilla.  Yum. Arcade games to keep the drunken girls entertained.  I’ll be back here for Taco Tuesday!  $2 tacos, $2 Tecate… hell yeah!   Not bad for a Thursday.  The Debauchery continues…

Thank you goes out to Duke, Jessica, Chelsea, Darrick, and the girl in the GNR shirt. (Sorry Hun, I missed your name.)  Thanks for letting 30 days have fun in your establishment for Day 16.  Trust me, we’ll be back.

To all of our wonderful folks that come out and support 30DOD/ACP, right on!  Melissa, Darrick and Louise, Eli, Nick, Yoel, Ari and Cecily, Pauline, Rob and Sonia, Basil and Melissa, Remi, Catharine, Jamille, Natalie, Dennis, Dave, and Mr. Nate Payne.

ACP…. You guys got any cash on you?   I think we are doing too much.  

-RallyOh

Day: 15 Club Waziema

Day: 15 Club Waziema

Club Waziema, located at 543 Divisadero St. is the place that marks the half-way point for the 30 Days of Debauchery event. Waziema is a bar hall that offers nice simple drinks and wholesome authentic Ethiopian cuisine.

Waziema is a hole-in-the-wall kind of place to get your perk on. Although, not really known for its bar-like atmosphere, Waziema provides a indoor socializing hall experience. Laced with a couple of TVs for fans to root on our beloved SF Giants, an OG jukebox, and a huge back room for people to play pool. You can will find something to your liking while enjoying a drink there.

Large space for large groups

Waziema's drink specialty menu hails a "keep it simple" mentality with about 20 traditional cocktails, ranging from Amaretto Sour, Kamikaze, Long Island Iced Tea and Vodka Collins to name a few. The drinks are made with care and love adding that goodness to it. In addition to simple spirits, they do have a modest range of beer on the menu for our consuming pleasure as well as the typical supply of alcohol on hand. However, if you dig Carlsberg like I do, Waziema is a place that will satisfy your thirst on tap.

If you find yourself in the mood, they offer both quality Ethiopian vegetarian food as well as dishes for the carnivore.

The ambiance of the place is mild, creating a perfect place for you and your friends to chillax and enjoy conversation. The place facilitates an artist platform for artist to express their work, while resonating of bit of that swag itself. Art deco from a modern contemporary era is fitting for a Divisadero St. relic.

Prices are sub-par  without the sub-par quality. If simple great tasting drinks with a relax socializing environment is something you enjoy, check out Club Waziema. 

Thanks for all those who came out and hung out with us. Shouts out Catherine (I heart Yemen), Juan, Natalie, Katie, Mark S., Dave N., Stretch, E*Fizzle, Rally Oh, S. Freezie, sCo-D, and the new homie Chris, thanks for the party favor! Not to mention all you pretty people that came out and inadvertently became apart to this awesome event. Yeeeee!

Day 12: Lucky 13

Lucky 13 is a spot near the corner of Church and Market. My buddy Noah is the bartender on Sunday nights, so I figured we'd pay him a visit. Noah's a cool dude, the type of friend you only hear from when he needs something (sarcasm). His awesome girlfriend Diana was helping out as a bar-back, keeping the dungeon-like atmosphere spiffy. It was my first time here, and the place has that "gates of hell", dim-red lighting. It was Vinyl Hayride hillbilly night, and the tunes coming from the speakers made you want pull out a fiddle and start wrecking sh*t.


It was only 6 bucks for a PBR and a shot of your choice... minus the upper-shelf, good sh*t. Noah makes a mean margarita too, my boy Uly can attest to that. There was a sick-ass, old school custom Harley out front, I think it belonged to one of the regulars. The place had a steady crowd the whole night, which Diana said was a little unusual for a Sunday... she says it usually goes in waves. One thing that came in handy was that there were hella places to eat nearby. I grabbed some tacos from El Castillito, the Mexican place across from Safeway. Sparky's on the other side of Market is open 24 hours if you're partying late-night.
Met some cool folks at Lucky 13: Wendy, Twila (who's name I f*cked up twice), gotta thank my homie Uly for striking thru, Aaron, Juan, Catherine, Ariana and Mimi.




PS- Noah, thanks for not buying me that $2 Pabst at the end of the night... what a pal! *(see below)


**Update: Apparently my damaged memory deceives me. After talking to Noah, it looks like I was out of line in my stupor. I didn't tip, and forgot to pay my tab...apologies brother! Quick tip: drinking marathons kill brain cells, dead.

Day 7: Dimples

The first week of debauchery went by quickly with the finish line 3 weeks outta sight. Day 7 brought us to a perfect spot, Dimples in Japan Town. It's a rather small dingy dive bar where you go downstairs essentially under ground-level. Once you make it down, you are met with an oasis of beer, spirits (both good and bad ones), wine, soju, karaoke booths and a mechanical CD jukebox with Korean love songs and classic oldies but goodies, can I hear that Elvis joint again?

When the ACP crew arrived it was fairly early for the night so the freaks were not out yet (maybe in the back though), however we were entertained by Dallas beating Miami in the NBA Finals. We started off with our usual drinks, a shot of Jameson and a Sierra Nevada to get settled in. The drink prices are stiffer than the drinks themselves at $8 a shot and $10 for less than 32 oz of OB beer. Our bartenderess was a Korean "Mama-San" named "Helen" and according to her it was her second day on the job. E*Fizzle came in and ordered a Mai Tai and "Helen" was perplexed by his request. It turned out she forgot the ingredients for the drink, but the look on her face was priceless.

This Korean ran establishment is also known for their extra-curricular services in which I cannot confirm or deny, however I will set the scene for you and you can put the pieces together. So as the evening progressed, I couldn't help but notice these young attractive Asian women suddenly appearing in this rather confined place. The funny thing is that you can see via surveillance cameras everyone that comes through the entrance, but I didn't see these young ladies coming through the front. I wasn't tripping because I heard the "rumors" and read reviews, why do you think it's on the debauchery trail, wink wink! So this one O.G. Japanese guy who was at the bar drinking was feeling frisky with "Helen" suddenly slipped away unbeknownst to us, and not through the front entrance either because anyone leaving would have had to pass by the group before exiting and that wasn't the case. Then we noticed one of the girls just vanishing into thin air and a couple other ones grace us with their presence, as to where they went or how they got there blows my other mind, literally...wink wink! ;)

Anyway, if you want to grab some $$$ drinks but watch a really good human appearing and disappearing show, or if you want to magically disappear for a few hours in "heavenly bliss," come check out Dimples you won't be disappointed! Bring cash and don't use your credit or debit card, you might get in trouble with the wifey!

Big ACP big-ups to JR, Dave, Melissa, Hope and your buddy! ♩ ♪ ♫ ♬ ...I Only want to see you laughing in the purple rain, pur-ple rain...purple rain, purple rain...!!!♩ ♪ ♫ ♬ LOL!
Truly Yours,
Sucka Freezie Beezy!

Day 1 : International Sports Club

And there off!  30 Days of Debauchery 2011 has officially begun!  We can’t stop now!  There’s no 30 day return policy, so it’s time to kick in gear and suck it up!  The guys from All City Project are ready to see how far we can push the envelope on our sophomore year. 

 DAY 1

The first stop on this Debaucherous Tour is International Sports Club; located between Columbus and Chestnut, in the North Beach district.  International is a good neighborhood bar, with great drink specials, (Happy Hour 4 to 8 $2.00 beers!) and free pool every Wednesday.  You know I like that!  (Shot out to Adeal and Rob. Good game!)  

 For a Wednesday night, International had a very interesting mix of locals and tourists popping in and out.  You can tell who the regulars are because they’re the ones who have that interesting look. Who was the O.G. with the guitar and why does that dog keep taking the balls from the pool table?  Our bartender for the night was Nate.  This guy has jokes!  “No, that’s not Andres Torres, that’s my friend!”  Nate made sure ACP was all nice and fuzzy before we left.  Thanks for the shot(s)!     

 Sorry I gotta keep this one short.  I need to grab some water and Advil.  This is gonna be a crazy month!

Thanks for coming out and showing your support for ACP:Sonia, Rabi, Pauline, Freddy, Shawn, Joe, Fouad, Jamilie, John, Melissa B. Basil, Natalie, Catherine, Jessica, Angel, Dave, Melissa R.,Meshelle and my main dude Murrel. It's only the first day.  Keep it moving.

To my brothers in this 30DOD/ ACP crew, Great place to start.  Day 1 is DONE.  Only 29 days left…..

-Rally Oh 

2nd Annual All City Project: 30 Days of Debauchery coming this June 2011

It's getting close to that time, ah yes, the 2nd annual "All City Project: 30 Days of Debauchery!"

Come this June 2011, ACP will be swinging the debauchery in full effect. We, yet again, will be adventuring out to 30 NEW bars in 30 days throughout the whole month of June in the city of San Francisco.

This time with a bit of a make-over to add to the festive social experiment, ACP have crafted new and clever interactive entertainment for your debaucherous pleasure.

All City Players strives to bring you the finest in adult-entertainment, so we would like to know what you think. If you have thoughts, suggestions, feedback or anything you may want to add, please fill out the comment box below.

To our die-hard crew that came out last year and to our newcomers to be, prepare yourselves and embrace the ride...

http://30daysofdebauchery.blogspot.com/ 

2011 Back by Popular Demand...

" You can do anything in 30 days!"  JUNE 1ST

All City Project is working on bringing you another 30 Days of Debauchery in June 2011!!!!  30 Days, 30 NEW bars, 30 Days of DEBAUCHERY!  


We should have more info in the coming months..... Get Ready!


-Rally Oh / ACP

2010: Day 27: Black Magic Voodoo Lounge

2010:

Welcome to the Black Magic Voodoo Lounge! They don’t call this place Black Magic for nothing. Real VooDoo dolls hang above the bar, so don’t be cheap to the bartenders. They might put a Hex on your Cosmo. I kinda felt like I was in the witch doctor’s house.

Sunday’s are more laid back; Chill day for the debauchery. This place is small, but cozy.
Galvin was our bartender for the night and he was more than happy to assist the debauchery on Day 27. They have lots of bars on tap. (Big Daddy IPA, Hefeweizen, Stella, Anchor, Guinness, Sierra, Pabst Blue Ribbon) They didn’t have a juke box, but he did let Stretch play his ipod. “Neo Soul for everybody!” J/K Stretch. Cash only, so hit the ATM before you come.

Shot outs to Sara, Kristin (your mom in the house!), Asia, Chelsea, Angel, Rose, Clark, Ian, Greg, and Gildas. You really like us…

After 27 days of Debauchery, I’m gonna need a vacation from the madness of this social experiment. I know the ACP (All City Project) crew is tired, running out of money, and thinking about the next 30 days…Sobriety! Big-ups to Barack Jr. for doing the runs over the GG bridge 4 times! You’re a Mack! To our Guest writer E*Fizzle. Other than the ACP crew, you have been out with us since day 1. Your application has been approved! Don’t have to tell you twice, you already have your stripes! Well boys, we just finished turn Four and we are smashing to the finish line. “Ramming speed, Full Power!”

*Rally Oh

Have you ever…..Productions

2010: Day 19: Tommy's Joynt

Tommy's Joynt is a San Francisco classic, opened in 1947 this Hofbrau has been serving up great meals and drinks at great prices. It's a "Must Go"place to eat and drink for natives, transplants, and visitors alike. Located at 1101 Geary Boulevard Tommy's Joynt brings the "Joy" in their "Joynt"! Visit the website tommysjoynt.com and they can tell you everything I'm not. Lord forbid I get accused of plagiarism.

Tommy's Joynt serves homemade dishes of roast beef, turkey, corned beef, spare ribs, to buffalo stew and then some. There's even their unique daily menu. It boasts nearly 200 different beers from around the world, very impressive list! At this full bar a "Tommy's Joynt Irish Coffee" is the House Special and it can get you FUBAR'd. The beer on tap are nicely priced at $2.75 for a half pint and $4.50 for a pint. There are scores of beers in the bottle too and of course the ever seemingly endless flow of liquor, namely Jameson. Shots...shots...shots...shots....shots!!! Ain't that right Roxanna?! Tommy's Joynt is a CASH ONLY establishment (Yes fuk off IRS!) but not to worry, there is definitely an ATM on the premises.

So cutting to brass tacks, coming off the DPG at the Rock It Room the All City Project Crew (ACPC) attempted, and I stress attempted to come down from the multitude of drinks and something in the air the night before. Day 19 at Tommy's Joynt, wasn't going to happen either! Good thing there's yummy food literally feet from the bar. We started easy, but ended up going hard! Go hard!!! Yea, yea, yea, yea, yeah! Day 19 did not disappoint. The ACPC had a lovely turn out of some old and new family, friends, and friends of friends. Thank you all for coming out and showing love to the All City Project: 30 Days of Debauchery! With that being said I will call roll; Jess, Karim, Stan, Ben, Mark, Tricia, Clark, Jen, Sara, Basil, Joe, Fouad, Rob, Pauline, Roxanna, Marie, Ian, Sco-D, Rally:oh, Stretch Vet, and Mr. Barack Jr himself. I apologize if I missed anyone and a big thank you to the Tommy's Joynt staff! Big ups!

The debauchery continued...

So after the wonderful time at Tommy's Joynt the remaining ACPC headed down the street to Element Lounge where we caught some beats and basically drank some more. We ran into a fellow Wash-House Eagle named Mike who was our bottle-slinger. Thanks for the drinks brah! Whasup "Bullet" keep doing yo thang Uso!

And of course after the party is an after-party and...wait..."The game is to be sold not told!" quoted from the homie E-fo-O! Look out for the ACP Uncut Edit DVD in stores near you! Mwaaaahhhhhahahahaha! Tune in to see where we'll be at in our last leg of our quest for the muthaf*c@in' belt! ...and we on to the next one!


This is SiFu Sucka Free aka Sucka Freezie and I approve of this post!

2010: Day 15: Toronado

Tuesday night at Toronado was quite a juxtaposition to the night before at Cigar Bar. Located in the lower-Haight, the beer and wine bar only (one exception to the liquor is Underburg), serves a wide-range of quality beers from all over the world. With about fifty beers on tap and 50 bottled beers, Toronado is a beer connoisseur's wet dream. Toronado, is open daily from 11:30am-2am and offers a happy hour that begins when they open until 6pm, with $1 off every drink.

At the pub, the sticker covered walls, beer tap filled memorabilia decor and the smell of fermented beer reeks throughout the place. Bluntness and shrewdness prevails when ordering your beverage of choice. Far from the welcoming staff, the spigot-meister, Steve, some UK lad that prides himself on being a world-class asshole never took the time to enlighten us on the variety of beers or perhaps he just didn't know.

Toronado is not for the faint hearted I come to discover. Spend a few minutes looking over the menu and when ready blurt your order at the bartender as if you suffered from Tourette's syndrome. That's just the culture of Toronado it seems. In any case the three man staff Steve, Eric and the burly doorman (looking like a ran-down Tank Abbott) added to the characteristics of the place and made All City feel right at home with that DGF (don't give a fuck) attitude.

The wide-range selections of beers with many of them having higher alcoholic content (8%-11%) gave the experience a unique twist. Prices of a pint range from $4 to $8 and above. Some notable pints consumed were Duvel, Chimay, Lucifer (all Belgium), Czeau (Czech), Flemish Red (Netherland), Radeburger (German), and a pomegranate cider (CA) which all were great experience to the taste buds. So, if you love beer, want to get an international experience, don't mind a reeking pub and you appreciate straight-forwardness visit Toronado (also check out Rosamunde next door for your tasty food delights).

Much appreciation and love goes out to the faithfuls: John (have a blast in Nicaragua), Murrel, Chelsea, Jess, Andy, Rose, Ian, Ethan, Angel, Dave, Kelani, Brandon, Julie, J-Choy, Christian, Joel, Jake, Alexio, Tiffany, ACP and anyone I might have missed. Thanks for the continued support and we'll see you at the next one!!!

I'm sCo-D... and I approve this message!!!