Pura Upscale Latin Nightclub.
If you are one of those people who likes go dancing on a Saturday night Pura is the place to be. From 9 p.m. to 3 a.m., with four rooms, Pura offers different types of music: Reggeaton, Cumbia, Bachata, Hip Hop and more every Saturday. This nightclub is known for its upscale class, where dress code is extremely enforce. In order for the guys to get into the club, they must wear slacks along with a dress shirt, where as in most cases here in San Francisco, you may wear jeans. One thing to keep in mind is to arrive early, as the line gets pretty long, and it might get fairly cold outside.
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Rassela's Jazz Club
So your have a friend in town, a last minute date, or a night out with your significant other but are tired of the standard dinner and a movie. Suitable for any occasion and adding a little twist to your evening options is Rassela’s Jazz Club & Restaurant located in the Fillmore Jazz District. First opened in 1986 on California and Divisidero, Rassela’s is now firmly entrenched in its location on Fillmore street, located just stumbling distance from other great entertainment venues such as Yoshi’s, The Boom Boom Room, and of course the iconic Fillmore Auditorium.
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Boom Boom Room
If you are looking for a fantastic evening out of drinking, great music and dancing in San Francisco, look no further than The Boom Boom Room. The description from the website offers a very accurate description: "Located in the heart of San Francisco's old Fillmore district, the Club is a sultry, down-home Juke Joint providing cocktails, dancing live Blues, Boogie, Groove & Soul music six nights a week. If you love music and boogying, you've gotta come party with us. The Boom Boom Room is the hippest, low-light, straight-up funky club on the West coast!”
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DJ Kool Kyle
If you have ever been to the El Superritmo show at the Make Out Room every Saturday night in San Francisco, you know both Roger Mas and El Kool Kyle mean business. These guys seamlessly mix so many Caribbean styles that you can be forgiven for not noticing you were dancing a bomba, but now it’s a cumbia that is turning into reggae dancehall.
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