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7 Mile House Sports Bar & Grill
Categories: Nightlife Bars Sports Bars Restaurants American (Traditional) Sports Bars, American (Traditional) [Edit]
2800 Bayshore BlvdBrisbane, CA 94005
(415) 467-2343
- Hours:
Mon-Tue 11:30 am - 10 pm
Wed, Fri-Sat 11:30 am - 2 am
Thu 11:30 am - 11 pm
Sun 12 pm - 8 pm
- Takes Reservations:
- Yes
- Accepts Credit Cards:
- Yes
- Parking:
- Street
- Attire:
- Casual
- Good for Groups:
- Yes
- Good for Kids:
- Yes
- Price Range:
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$$
- Delivery:
- No
- Take-out:
- Yes
- Waiter Service:
- Yes
- Outdoor Seating:
- Yes
- Wi-Fi:
- Free
- Good For:
- Lunch, Dinner
- Music:
- Live
- Best Nights:
- Fri, Wed, Sat
- Happy Hour:
- Yes
- Alcohol:
- Full Bar
- Smoking:
- Outdoor Area/ Patio Only
- Coat Check:
- No
- Noise Level:
- Loud
- Good For Dancing:
- Yes
- Ambience:
- Dive-y, Casual
- Has TV:
- Yes
- Caters:
- Yes
- Wheelchair Accessible:
- Yes
222 reviews for 7 Mile House Sports Bar & Grill
Review Highlights
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"And the most tender Pork Adobo you'll ever taste." In 24 reviews -
"Diced pork flavorful seasonings and a raw egg on top." In 7 reviews -
"My favorite dish is the Crab/Avocado Salad." In 6 reviews
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222 reviews in English
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Review from Jowin C.
1/8/2012 4 photos
It's like a house...and there is an awesome bar in there!
This place is small and gets really busy! There is live band playing R&B music on Fridays. Music is really loud, but I like they play throwback 80's and 90's music. An additional dollar is added to drinks when there is a live band playing.
There's several televisions to catch the game.
Service is great, despite the crazy busy atmosphere, the servers were very attentive and friendly.
If you're just looking for some food to snack on with your beer, I recommend the garlic fries (crispy steak fries, with minced garlic and parsley paste), calamari (lightly battered sliced pieces of squid with lemon aioli, comes with fries) , and garlic white wine clams (manila clams cooked in garlic white white sauce, comes with two pieces of garlic bread).
DO NOT ORDER
1.) Adobo pork with rice. It says best selling or popular on the menu. It's cool if you like really dry chunks of pork. The pieces of pork came with rice, I think the jasmine rice was the best thing out of the dish. Save your $8 bucks and get a different item.
2.) If the mussels are on the Special menu, do not get it. It did not taste very fresh, it tasted like the mussels have been in the fridge too long, and when you cook it, the meat breaks. -
Review from Justin N.
Pacifica, CA
5/8/2012 1 Check-in Here
So I moved back here from Sacramento and loved UFC and most of my friends were not into it right when I moved back. So I went searching for this place to watch the fights. Someone referred me to this place and I sat down at the end of the bar and watched GSP kick the ever loving shit out of Koscheck. Then Monica (bartender; sweet as pie and a very good singer on open mic nights) suggests a 7 mile burger and I am hungry as hell. So I tried it and loved it.
Then after the fights there was some comedy going down and my buddy that came through happened to be an aspiring stand up. The set list was closed but we drank and got to know each other. I came back to do an open mic a few months later and wasn't completely happy with my performance but I am more of a electronica performer.
This place has had many good times each and every single time I have been there.
The good:
+ The food is awesome, everything I have tried or seen other's try or sampled was just screamin
+ I got free garlic fries cause of yelp
+ Monica is a spot on barkeep. I NEVER had to wait on my beer or drink each and everytime I have been there
+ They host a plethora of events that always make it easy to get to
+ It's easy to get to. Parking is simple. It's near a bus route
The bad:
- The bathrooms are tiny
- The bar when it has an event probably doesn't hold the capacity it should
- It seems a bit outdated
Now these are all things I accept out of 7 mile. I want a dive. I want a local spot I show up and not everyone else does. Im not sure if that is the business owners opinion. But for me I will always keep heading back! -
Review from Briana V.
Oakland, CA
4/22/2012 1 Check-in Here
I went here last night, there was a comedy scheduled for 9pm, with live music from 5-9pm. We got there around 8pm, and it seemed like the band had just started their set. The place is pretty dive-y, and small. Don't bring anyone here if you to impress.
This is the kind of place you come on a Sunday or Monday night for the fries and a beer. *FOOD* I ordered the Fish and Chips, and my friend ordered the Burger. Also, did the Yelp Check-In thing, and we got free sweet potato fries! The fish wasn't seasoned well enough, and I though was a littler undercooked. I like my fish firm, and this wasn't what I was expecting, not the kind of "crunch" I like, if you know what I mean. Friend said the burger was as good as a burger at a dive joint is going to get, but still nothing specials. *DRINKS* I ordered the Asian Pear Mojito, which was good but tasted watered down. My friend ordered the Lemonade drink (can't remember name) and it was horrible. Don't try it.
All in all, the live music was probably the part of this experience. They were surprisingly good, and played classic oldies. Probably won't go back. Pretty sure. Well, yeah, don't think I'll ever be back.
Lastly, I feel like for their prices, the place should be nicer. Oh, and we had to wait quite a while for our food, and there was only 2 of us. Also, parking is easy. -
Review from katherine c.
San Francisco, CA
1/19/2012 1 Check-in Here
7 mile is super close to where i live and is a great spot to watch games and fights at. it gets pretty rowdy and exciting for big events
as for the food... im not a big fan of fried foods but my boyfriend is and i always snack on some of his. its all really good. my favorites are the sweet potato waffle fries and the fish and chips. the fish comes in big chunks and its very moist
i love my rice dishes so i usually get either the pork sisig or pork adobo. the sisig has good flavor . can be a little too mushy at times but i still like it. ive gotten the pork adobo many times, hoping that each time i order it it'll finally be good... but so far its just been disappointing. i like the garlicy sauce... but the meat is always super dry and tough to eat.
the hot crab sandwich is mediocre... definitely sounds better than it tastes and is a tad pricey for the amount. the crab quesadilla however is delicious and good portion
ive personally never tried the burger before but all my friends that have say its great.
overall i am a fan of this place. i would never pass up a gathering with friends here. there are a few hit or miss with the food but after a few beers, even the okay tasting foods taste great! -
Review from Jennifer V.
South San Francisco, CA
Updated - 5/22/2012
Came here on a Friday night with to catch up with some girlfriends. Got a great table right in front of the kitchen with no wait. Drinks were good, strong, and cheap. In honor of MCA's death, i ordered a BRASS MONKEY (THAT FUNKY MONKEY!) and it was on slam. Though I had only ordered from this place take out, going here was even more fun. Food was so yum, hot and fresh. We had the calamari (which came with fries), the garlic fries, the pork adobo quesadilla (tasty!), and my too compadres ordered burgers (also with fries). No rush to leave. I think if there were more of us, we would have stayed longer. We left close to 9:00p, right before the live band was starting. FUN FUN FUN!
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11/30/2010
This is a great local hangout bar...great fries, burgers, fish n chips... but what makes them even… Read more »
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Review from Justin D.
Tallahassee, FL
5/20/2012
Friends car was broken into. Someone tried to steal it. This is not a safe area, and the bar and food is not particularly great. Lots of reviews doesn't mean its a good place I believe they give some free food for yelp check ins. Park your car in a public, visible area.. not along the highway infront of the restaurant.
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Review from dro r.
San Francisco, CA
5/9/2012 4 Check-ins Here
This is probably my go to place for a good meal and a beer. This place is a hidden gem. The food here is very very good and the service is just as good. I can't think of another place where you can get great food, live music, hdtv sports, and booze in one place. I've been here many times and look forward to many more. I've had many people ask me about this place, most people say this place looks rough on the outside... well, it does, but the crowd there is super friendly. Live jazz, karaoke, open mic, etc. A fun place.
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Review from D M.
San Mateo, CA
5/7/2012
Wow, everything you'd expect from road house and more. Rates high on cool dive-y, feisty fun staff, great food, catfish fingers to sweet potatoe fries, great people watching, full bar with killer specialty drinks.
Fun band came in at 5 and rocked the place. Definitely on my list of stop bys. I could easily imagine watching sports there with their 7 TVs everywhere.
Seems like everyone felt welcomed, comfortable and happy, from 8- 80, tatooed to conservitive older couples. Crazy.
Do it! -
Review from Cherylynn N.
San Francisco, CA
1/13/2012 5 photos
3.5 STARS
THE 8 MILE OF FRISCO...
When I think of 7 Mile House Sports Bar & Grill, it immediately reminds me of the movie, 8 Mile where B-Rabbit (Eminem), a young white rapper who struggles to gain acceptance from his African American peers. After choking at an open mic competition he moves back to his alcoholic mother's trailer home in 8 Mile which borders a number of cities; very blue collar, borderline ghetto.
7 Mile MIRRORS 8 Mile. Situated in Brisbane between Daly City and Geneva, 7 Mile is a historic restaurant that was opened in 1853 by an Italian immigrant. With a rich history of gangs, moonshining and bootlegging in the area and home to illegal gambling activity, 7 Mile is a divey restaurant/bar with live music that serves American, Italian, and Filipino food.
As you enter 7 Mile, its dark kitschy atmosphere with a colorful array of people will make you feel like you've stepped into a different world. The cheery staff makes for a nice and welcoming neighborhood feel to it.
F O O D (kitchen closes at 9 PM)
* * * STAY AWAY FROM ORDERING THE FILIPINO FOOD * * *
*SWEET POTATO FRIES ($6.95) - 4 STARS
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Make sure to check-in via Yelp/Foursquare to get these fries for FREE! The crinkle cut fries were hot, crispy, and tender. The subtle sweetness was purely addicting which was heightened with the creamy spicy aioli.
*SWEET CHILI GARLIC WINGS ($8.95) - 4 STARS
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MmmMmmMmm, GOOD! Piping hot, the wings are deliciously crunchy and succulently moist. The lip-smacking sweet chili garlic sauce had the perfect balance of sweet and heat that will have you licking your fingers clean. If you're a fan of San Tung and SO's wings, you will LOVEEEEE these wings!
*SIZZLING SISIG w/ Jasmine Rice ($8.95 + $1.50) - 2.5 STARS
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Aside from kare-kare, sisig is one of my favorite Filipino dishes of all time. Authentic sisig is made from offal meats: pork face, ear, cheek, tongue and liver, seasoned with garlic, onions, vinegar, kalamansi (Filipino lime) and jalapenos and served on a sizzling platter topped with a raw egg.
7 Mile's sisig is the closest thing to authentic sisig I've had. Most Filipino restaurants just use pork meat, 7 Mile uses offal meat. So why did this dish nearly fail? It was EXTREMELY FATTY and BLAND. There was not enough vinegar and kalamansi to cut through all the richness so each bite tasted like I was eating pure blubber. I guess 7 Mile freed Willy. :X
One of my friends ordered the "Famous Pork Adobo" and that dish was a complete FAIL. The pork was as tough as shoe leather and as dry as the Sahara desert. Adobo should be peppery and have a pungent tangy sourness. This adobo had neither and was extremely bland.
S E R V I C E
Our waitress was very warm and friendly but the food took a very long time to come out.
Fyi, fellas: the female mestizo bartender is super hot so leave your lady at home if she easily gets jelly.
A M B I A N C E / D É C O R
Dark and divey, 7 mile is the perfect place to bring the pretentious, elitists friends in your life to loosen up. They have a live band playing every night with a lively crowd. There are 8 flat screens throughout which make it a great place for game night.
P A R K I N G
Easy parking alongside 7 Mile.
Despite the lackluster Filipino food, I enjoyed the divey, warm atmosphere and the solid American bar snacks. I would definitely come back to try their 7 Mile Burger and bring a friend or two to squash their *pinky ups*.Listed in: I CLUCK FOR WINGZ!, ARTERY-CLOGGING FILIPINO EATS!
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Review from Nicole S.
Last night my friends and I decided to drop 7 Mile after we left the Yelp holiday party starving. I've had 7 Mile bookmarked for over a year because it has a full bar and known for having Filipino food.
FOOD:
*Sweet Potato Fries - Good. The fries are cut thicker, were crispy and went great with the spicy aioli.
*Sweet Chili Garlic Wings - Good. The wings were drenched with a sweet chili garlic sauce and still had that deep fried crisp upon biting into them.
*Pork Adobo w/Jasmine Rice - HORRIBLE!! I've had my fair share of adobo and how 7 Mile can call this their "famous" adobo is beyond me (it's probably famous for being horrible). The pork was cut in large cubes and was beyond dry (I had to take tons of sips of water just to chew and swallow the pork). The sauce is typically thin with a vinegar taste. 7 Mile's version was gravy thick and lacked that vinegar taste.
Because the adobo was so bad, I also had a couple bites of my friend's sisig. Every bite tasted like I was chewing on just fat. No bueno.
WHAT TO KNOW:
*Dive bar, similar to Broken Record but with a larger variety of food
*Check in using your Yelp app - you'll get a free plate of garlic fries or sweet potato fries
*Seat yourself upon walking in (well that's what we did at least)
*Parking is relatively easy
*Karaoke and band nights
SERVICE:
Our waitress was nice but she didn't check up on us. I guess that's expected in a place that's more of a dive bar. If she checked on us, I'd complain about how bad the adobo was.
Oh yeah, they ran out of lumpia. How do you run out of lumpia?! LAMEEEE! -
Review from Gloria H.
Must say it's not a place we would have found on our own or an area we frequent. On the way home from the Dickens' Fair and notice the sign re: BBQ oysters - hubby changed lane and made a right, found a space and parked. Expected a dive bar of some sort but the first person I saw before walking in was a little girl at a table. It appears to be a local hangout for barflies and families alike enjoying a meal or watching sports on the many TVs.
We grabbed a table right next to the bar as told by a waitress and she disappeared. While we sat and waited, another family came in and sat at the table next to us. They were attended to, given menus and got their drinks ordered. I'm fuming a bit but the same waiter came right over to hand us menus.
You should know that the place is run by Filipinos, so you will see lumpia, adobo and sisig.
What we had:
widmer and fat tire $4.50 each, nice and cold - always a big plus
lumpia - 12 to a basket? At $5.75, a good deal and perfect snack with a cold beer. It's bite sized with the dipping sweet/hot sauce. Lots of garlic flavor so plan on chewing some gun afterward.
oysters special at $1 each - ok
bbq oysters at $1.50 each - pass - it's not worth the add'l $0.50/each. They simply put on the grill for a bit - it was warm at best, with a few still cold.
If we are in the neighborhood, we would return to try other items. The buffalo wings look good - they serve the entire wing including the tip. -
Review from Joanie D.
San Francisco, CA
12/20/2011
Thank you to Vanessa and her team for making my 50th Birthday Party perfect! We had the back room (and took over part of the bar as well) and absolutely everyone loved the food and service.
The $12 Bottomless Mimosa's were a big hit and the BBQ oysters and ribs were amazing.
We've been coming here for dinner a couple of times a month but I think we'll be frequenting a little more often on Sunday afternoons as well.
Also a great spot for running into friends that I grew up with in Visitacion Valley! -
Review from DVS A.
San Francisco, CA
1/17/2012
Great Pork Adobe - plate came sizzling with garlic and lemon. Meat was so tender and moist. (1st time no fat, 2nd time visit, half the meat had fat =(.. yuck) - had to take off a star
Also try the famous 7 Miles Burger - nothing special but ok.
Chase it down with a tall glass of Hefe will complete any meal here
Great place for Niners Fan! -
Review from Maria S.
If you're looking for a place to watch the playoffs, come early. This place is packed on game day! In fact do everything early - get there early, order your food early, order your bottomless mimosa early! Then sit back and enjoy the ride.
Bottomless mimosas and $1 oysters. Absolutely makes my weekend watching the Niners here!Listed in: Random Entertainment
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7/18/2010
I can't help but love that this place is so close to work. Not that I drink during lunch, though… Read more »
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Review from Meredith C.
San Francisco, CA
1/3/2012
Interesting.
My coworker recommended this place since he had been awhile ago. It's literally a dive bar in Timbuktu...they mainly serve bar food but also Filipino. Weird right? There was 7 of us and we all ordered the Sisig (pig ears and nose or something like that). It's super rich, fatty, but kinda good in a sick way. It's served over rice (but you have to ask) with a fried egg on top. When you get the dish you mix the egg with the Sisig & rice to let it cook. I can't say I'll be back but the burgers looked really good. I'm not sure if I should give it 2 or 3 stars...I'm speechless. -
Review from Carmen Y.
San Francisco, CA
12/8/2011
This place is out in the cuts and when I say dive bar, oh I do mean dive bar!!
HOWEVER, 7 Mile House is pretty badass. Don't let the exterior fool you. Once you step inside, it's totally different. Super spacious (can't really tell from the outside), lots of tables and lots of TV's!! No wonder people are piling up in here during big game nights for football and baseball season. I got it know.
The bartenders are friendly and cool.
Drinks are cheap.
Awesome specials (I hear Weds is 50 cent wing night?!! Whaaat?!!)
Amazing grub (Adobo I hear is bomb)
I'll be back I'm sure! -
Review from Sarah O.
Daly City, CA
3/15/2012 2 Check-ins Here
This place is great for fight night which is when we almost always go. It's fun lots of people, some one always to laugh at or with. Nice servers. Food is good bar food, but I have learned to stay away from the Philipino foods. Not good. I have tried a fair number of their other dishes and have not walked away disappointed. The R&B band on Friday is fun. I can honestly say I have never been here and not had a great time. Drinks.. wow.. heavy pour.. thank you. You added to my beer gut during football season. I am taking a break but I may see you during baseball season again. My suggestion to everyone is make sure you check out their website to see what is going on, always helpful because if it is a fight night.. you may not be getting in!
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Review from Mel T.
Woodland, CA
3/24/2012
We stopped here for lunch on a whim. I had the Pork Adobo, hubby had the Cioppino, and our friend had a burger. We also had an order of oysters. Every item was excellent, especially the Cioppino. I would venture to say it was better than our favorite Cioppino in Monterey. How about that!! Price was affordable and the service was outstanding. We will find a reason to visit Brisbane just to eat here again. This place should be featured on Diners Drive Ins and Dives.
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Review from jennifer s.
San Francisco, CA
3/20/2012
Great burgers! Perfect for taking a construction crew after a long hard day.
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Review from Cara K.
San Francisco, CA
Love this place! Great place to be during football/baseball season. They have an open bar with happy hour specials throughout the week! Their food is also pretty good.. We got the garlic fries, calamari, fresh oysters, sisig with rice.. so delicious.
This place is in the middle of nowhere which is sometimes good because i never have a problem with finding parking. -
Review from Genevieve W.
San Francisco, CA
9/23/2011 1 Check-in Here
When my boyfriend told me he was moving to Brisbane, I damn near cried. Actually, no - I really did cry, and it was embarrassing.
Hear me out. For a San Francisco native, everything outside of the beautiful 7x7 seems really far. Wanna visit a winery in Pleasanton? Go golfing in Marin? See some weird Christmas in the park thing in San Jose? Nope, nope, and nope. I don't.
To me, Brisbane has always been a weird kind of city. It has 8,000 residents. The home of http://Walmart.com, Bebe, and this weird 7 Mile bar that looks like I may or may not get shot outside of the front door on any given day - Brisbane just never appealed to me.
Talk about judging a book by it's cover. 7 Mile is probably one of the most ridiculous places I've ever been to (in a good way) - think of it as 1/4 sports bar, 1/4 dive bar, 1/4 live music lounge, and 1/4 AMAZING food (with a Filipino twist)!
I had the fisherman's pasta and it was delicious. Creamy without being too rich with huge chunks of fresh seafood, topped off with addictive slices of garlic bread. Apparently they have a few traditional Filipino dishes available too, like adobo.
If that's not enough - this place has a crazy history. Back in the 1850s - 1900s, this place served as a common pit stop for gang members, bootlegging, and making moonshine. Whodathunk.
Thank you, 7 Mile, for schooling me in the topic of discrimination. I will never prematurely judge a divey-looking place again, even if it is in Brisbane. -
Review from Rebekah T.
San Francisco, CA
I don't know how many times I passed by the 7 Mile house noticing the signs for $1.00 Oysters on Sundays and Mondays, Karaoke, Games or UFC Fights. It took forever to get myself here.
My friend Rosy brought me here one day after work on a Friday. We ordered a couple Blue Moons and felt like an early dinner of appetizers. One dish each is usually our fill.
One look at the menu and I knew I wanted Filipino food. Almost every time I see lumpia on the menu, I want to order it. Is it me or is it pretty rare to see it on the menu? Growing up in SF, I grew accustomed to having homemade lumpia from friends. I guess I need to know where to get my fix.
To go with the Lumpia, we ordered the Sisig, with came with a raw egg on top. The sizzling plate cooked that up a bit as we stirred up the mix. We ordered some Jasmine rice to accompany it.
I'll totally be back for the $1.00 Raw Oysters. Love them....Listed in: Best Happy Hour
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Review from Jeannette K.
South San Francisco, CA
1/23/2012
Not a safe to be when it's dark. Went to the bar on a Saturday evening from 10:30-11:00 pm and upon returning to the car, found my back window broken into. Police was called and a report was taken. There were 2 security guards outside the door and no one saw anything.
Women-DO not go here alone...it's not very safe. There is not a lot of good lighting, especially as you get farther and farther South from the bar.Comment from Vanessa V. of 7 Mile House Sports Bar & Grill 3/13/2012
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Review from Cri S.
San Francisco, CA
11/7/2011 9 Check-ins Here
Wednesday is my favorite day - $.50 wings & karaoke! Great crowd and it doesn't matter if you can't sing!!! Glenny is the best KJ in all the world! Went on Sunday and the BBQ was excellent, with tons of different games on - the place was packed with Niner fans. The live bands on Fridays are pretty good too.
ALL OF THE STAFF IS AMAZING!!! Super friendly & welcoming place all around! -
Review from Anthony A.
San Francisco, CA
9/3/2011
I came in here after a disappointing search up and down Third St. for a restaurant with parking. I rolled into the very last possible stop on the street before the peninsula's open space, namely 7 Mile House. I'd driven past it before only to make note of its history as a Pony Express stop and vintage speakeasy. Now I made note of the sign admonishing visitors not to park farther south than the 45 MPH speed limit sign. I complied.
Inside I found a decent family-owned sports bar with just enough attitude for street cred. I ordered the pork adobo from a very varied menu, and it was served on a sizzling hot iron skillet with rice carved like a pyramid. Such gourmet effort at a roadside bar is praiseworthy.
I should come back on one the first Thursdays when they have a live blues band. The house cocktails look fascinating. Guinness Root Beer Float? I never would have guessed it was possible. -
Review from Malou B.
San Francisco, CA
9/11/2011
Cholo drove us here for my cousins show after dinner from Moki's.
We were there early, there were early birds already, the place is small but its cozy. The server was cute but a little ditsy...reminds me of Daisy Duke...Cholo's getting impatiend because his beer and my mojito took forever...Joann was talking to someone outside (she already made a new friend).
Although we had a full dinner, I still want to munch some more...Cholo ordered Calamari and fries...its okay.
My cousins and the rest of the band came, pretty soon the place was packed and the show started. The band was awesome.
Definitely will come back again if Cholo will take me. -
Review from Celly A.
San Francisco, CA
8/27/2011
Me wants a burger.... a sexy burger.
and yes 7mile hooked it up!
I came here with the dude and his coworkers, courtesy of his boss. We ordered calamari, wings, and beers. Good vibes around us, good people and absolutely good service. Watching the Giants game while sipping my beer and smelling some yummy food cooking.
I ordered their specialty burger, and boy was it juicy! unfortunately, the sexiness had to end. We could only stay for about 40-50 minutes due to a private party. Sad face.
eventually one day, I will come in another day where I can take my time... -
Review from Wendy T.
Updated - 5/23/2011 1 Check-in Here
If you're into salads, you MUST order the CRAB AND AVOCADO SALAD. It looks and taste AWESOME! I cannot believe a sports bar would make the presentation look as good as it did for that dish. There is a tangy kick to that salad that just makes it unique.
The $5 pitcher of PBR deal isn't so bad either. =o)Listed in: American/Bar/Grill/BBQ Foods
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4/14/2011
If you're into salads, you MUST order the CRAB AND AVOCADO SALAD. It looks and taste AWESOME! I… Read more »
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Review from Steve F.
San Francisco, CA
12/28/2011 1 Check-in Here
Portions were large, atmosphere was divey. Food was decent too.
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Review from Lucy M.
Sacramento, CA
12/3/2011 1 Check-in Here
Our party all ordered burgers & by checking in we got an order of sweet potato fries for free - soo yummie! My 4-yr old could not stop eating the sweet potato fries & the semi spicy sauce that came with it. Our burgers were delicious! I would like to go back in the future. & try other dishes that had passed by us & looked really good. Atmosphere - this is a dive but just what we like. Staff was really friendly & seemed to know the locals. If I lived nearby I would frequent this spot.
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Review from Ken Y.
Daly City, CA
1/17/2012
Although everything on the menu rocks, I need to say I finally found a grilled chicken pesto sandwich that's worthy of a future repeat. When Magic Chef (at Skyline Plaza) closed years ago, I've since been trying to find a replacement chicken pesto sandwich. Well, I found one here at 7 Mile. The chicken is grilled to order (no fake grill marks) and the pesto mayo is light enough for it to not overpower the moist, tender chicken. At a great price ($7.95) you get all the fixins and french fries.
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Review from Tim H.
Sunnyvale, CA
8/2/2011
This place rocks! the food is good for a dive bar.
I have been at the 7 mile for a burger and beer after a concert or gun show, today i stopped in for a burger it was one of the best I have had in a while.
The place could use a good steam cleaning but that's to be expected. Your burger has some surprises, like bacon and grilled onions. All good nice and juicy dripping with vein busting goodness! what can I say I will crawl through piss to get a great burger!
The place is located near the cow place so if your in the area stop in they have Good seafood and oysters as well all good!
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Review from Bumble B.
San Francisco, CA
3/12/2011
I had been curious about this place for a long time and finally decided to check it out and meet some friends for beers on a Friday afternoon. The bar was about half full all afternoon with a mostly working class crowd. The bartender was friendly and attentive and the beer selection was decent - bonus star for having Lagunitas IPA on tap and the crazy red salt for my friend's beer glass!
There is a table outside in but we got in trouble for sitting there with our beers. If you want to go outside to smoke they will put a "reserved" sign on your table -
Review from Molly B.
San Francisco, CA
10/22/2011
My husband and I were driving up 3rd St in SF looking for breakfast. He remembered stopping in a place on Bayshore a year ago. He said he remembers it having good food. I was looking for breakfast but when I saw Cioppino in the menu I changed my mind. OMG it was delicious, you can have it with a side of pasta and garlic bread. The sauce was so good, just writing this wants me to go back for more. It looked like a scary place but I definitely want to start hanging out there at night and check out some of the bands.
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Review from ABBY A.
My BFF and I came here on a Thursday night and it was Fitty Cent Chicken Wangs/Karaoke Night! You know what I like about this place? It gives you that welcoming "Cheers" feeling, where everybody knows your name (even if they really don't), right in the middle of nowhere! Everyone is there to unwind and have a good time. No BS. No drama. Just booze and food and on some nights karaoke and on other nights a cute girl (or two;) aside from the lovely bartenders, of course! I love 7-Mile!
Listed in: WAKE-n-BAKE, FILIPINO FLAVOR, MIDNIGHT BITES
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1/25/2010
Came to 7-Mile again and the more I come, the more I like it. PLEASE DON'T BE INTIMIDATED BY THE… Read more »
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Review from Jenna L.
It looks really really shady from the outside.. But once you sit down and try their lumpia.. it feels like you're transported into a new filipino world.
My friends and I went last night and loved their live band. We danced danced till the end. We even slowed danced to "At Last" We were given free beads. LOL So nice!
Their drinks were a bit on the sweet side for me. Well depending on what you get I suppose. The 7 Mile high w/ 7 shots, felt like a midori sour slash tokyo green tea to me. The zucchini strips were yummy. The hot sex w. the bartender or beach was alright. Too sweet.
You can totally dress casual here. Lights are dim and noone cares. -
Review from Michael L.
San Francisco, CA
In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth. He created the wild beast of the earth and the flying creatures of the of the heavens...
But God went on to say "It is not good for man to continue by himself. I am going to make a helper for him, as a complement to him." Thats when SPORTS BARS were created..
We don't always want to watch the sports event at home. Or go straight home after work. We want to enjoy having some good food, maybe a drink with friends. Meet others who also enjoy the same sports as us. Boxing, Ufc, football, basketball, etc. Have nice looking bartenders and waitresses, that also have great personalities and great service.
A place where your friends can act like themselves and not put up an act like they do in front of their wives. A cool restaurant where the food is really good and eating with your hands is absolutely necessary because all you ordered is finger foods, a burger, and fish tacos..
7 mile house is that place. Thank God. -
Review from Jane A.
6/3/2011
GOODTIMES
(4.5 stars)
Outside is "historic" (historic = creepy). BUT inside is like a ghetto version of Cheers but in Daly City (where everybody knows your name). Dive bar. Filipino food. balut eating contest? karaoke. And they say this is a "sports bar". I'll have to blame some friends who are "regulars" here for introducting me to such a place that I wouldn't think to like but actually really enjoy. my coworker is a regular here. him and his posse. occassionally i'll meet up to grab a swig and eats with them (okay, i've only been here 3 times but plan to come back more).
- food, pretty good
- prices, affordable
- service, on-point (salamat po)
- ambiance, divey
HEFFER-STYLE STATUS
Mango Margarita - i've had several drinks here but the one i like the most "MANGO MARGARITA", oh so delicious.
Chicken Wings - $0.50 cents a piece and you can order as much as you want from 1 - 50. The hook is - ONLY WEDNESDAYS. other days, you have to order in fixed bulks and they are not $0.50 a piece. small fried chicken wings, crispy skin, no extra batter and no sauce. very yummy.
Blackened Catfish - first off, my dish was plated fancy (scored some points there). But my catfish wasn't "blackened" it was just fried and browned. The catfish was a little too fishy for me, maybe fish was not as fresh as i like it. Servers were pretty big and had taken most of it as left-overs. FYI, does not taste good as left-overs.
Taco Thursday Special - on Thursdays they have 3 tacos (beef, chicken, fish) on the menu for $2 each. I've only had the chicken taco and they were SO good. the size was huge and very filling. i think taco thursdays are my favorite.
7 mile quesadilla - the safe pick on the menu. if you dont knwo what to eat, just order this. taste like a typical quesadilla
Will I be back? Yes, to try other stuff on the menu and drink more mago margaritas.
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Review from Sergio L.
Daly City, CA
Updated - 12/22/2011 2 Check-ins Here
Love the salpicao. Juicy flavored food melting in your mouth.
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10/23/2011
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Review from Tresca T.
Chicago, IL
12/27/2010 1 Check-in Here
A friend and I came here on karaoke night and it was fantastic. I love the mix of mid-aged mommas gettin' their drink on, tried biotech workers from up the street and old guys who love to sing. We asked for ginger ales and they were free of charge! We spent two hours there watching the amazing regulars singing their hearts out and the not-so amazing (albeit entertaining) ones belt it out as well. I would definitely do back.
I've ordered burgers from them before at lunch and it's very affordable! They have a dart board in the back if you feel like taking out your anxiety. All in all, it's a great local dive with a very enthusiastic crowd.
