UNITED STATES—The Bay Area of northern California is home to many attractions, with the city of San Francisco being a good example. When looking at a map of the San Francisco Bay Area it is easy to become overwhelmed due to the number of different entertainment spots on offer. However, we have selected the best of the entertainment spots in the Bay Area, and you can find them below.
Lucky Chances Casino
For those wanting an evening full of entertainment in the Bay Area, the Lucky Chances Casino is difficult to beat, especially for those who like a game of poker. There are several poker variants on offer at Lucky Chances Casino including Texas Hold’em, Omaha Hi/Lo, 7-Card Stud, Double Hand Poker, Three Hand Poker, and Video Poker. Other games include Blackjack, Baccarat, and Pai Gow. In addition to the casino games, Lucky Chances Casino offers late-night dining with Filipino, Vietnamese, Chinese, and American food on offer. If you have never been to a casino and want to learn the ropes before heading to Lucky Chances in the Bay Area, why not try one of the new sweepstakes casinos online? You can play without using real money and build confidence before heading to Lucky Chances Casino.
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art
The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art is located in a new building that opened in 2016. The SFMOMA was founded in 1935 and remains the best place for modern art in the Bay Area. There are seven floors in the building, and a day soon disappears when browsing the numerous works of art. In fact, there are more than 30,000 pieces of art in the SFMOMA including the largest living wall in the United States that boasts over 19,000 plants. The museum is also home to many events throughout the year, including film nights, workshops and talks. Art lovers will find SFMOMA to be an exciting hub of entertainment in the Bay Area.
Movie Palaces
There are two wonderful movie palaces in the Bay Area, and you can either watch a performance or take a tour. The Paramount Theatre had an authentic restoration in 1973 and is one of the finest examples of art deco design in the United States. However, while the design of the building will take you back in time, the visual and sound equipment has been upgraded to modern standards. There are several shows each month, and you can even go backstage with a tour of the theatre, usually on Saturdays.
The Fox Theatre was built in 1928 and enjoyed a $75 million renovation in 2009. With a capacity of 2,800 people, the Fox Theatre hosts concerts, shows, plays, and comedy. Whether it is your first visit or your tenth visit, you will not be able to take your eyes off the detailed architecture inside the building. You could even upgrade your experience to include VIP access to the exclusive Telegraph Room complete with private bar, bathroom, and preferred viewing section on the orchestra level.
Tiburon’s Bungalow Kitchen
When in the Bay Area you must experience at least one outdoor dining experience, and they do not come much better than Tiburon’s Bungalow Kitchen. Located on the on the Marin County side of the Golden Gate Bridge, the restaurant boasts tremendous views of the bridge, city, Alcatraz, and the bay. Just a short ride from San Francisco, Tiburon’s Bungalow Kitchen is well worth the trip and award-winning celebrity chef Michael Mina is behind this social dining experience. Open for brunch, dinner, sunset sips, and late-night cocktails, Tiburon’s Bungalow Kitchen is a wonderful way to spend an evening and enjoy some live music from bands and DJs.
