You love a good sequel.
The Empire Strikes Back. Despicable Me 2. Antonio Sabato Jr.
And now, this place...
Welcome to The Willows, the long-awaited sequel to the Sycamore in the form of a cocktail-heavy bar that may or may not involve pork belly donuts and questionably named board games (spoiler: it does), now open in SoMa.
Right. The Sycamore. You love that place. And this is from the same team. Only now, things have taken a significantly more childhood-rec-room-of-your-dreams slant—three pinball machines. Pool table. Jukebox. Old-school board games lying around everywhere.
The cocktail called F**k You, Grampa... significantly less childlike. But you should get one anyway. You should weave your way through all those wood panels and crimson walls, grab a seat at the communal table next to the bar and get one. It’s essentially an Old Fashioned. A potty-mouthed Old Fashioned.
They’ve got beer, too. Twelve rare taps like Unibroue’s La Fin du Monde. Pick whichever one brings out the subtle nuances of a pork belly donut with bourbon glaze.
But those pinball machines. They’re waiting. So is Big Buck Hunter. So is a board game called Redneck Life, where the objective is to collect as many teeth as possible.
Just...
The Empire Strikes Back. Despicable Me 2. Antonio Sabato Jr.
And now, this place...
Welcome to The Willows, the long-awaited sequel to the Sycamore in the form of a cocktail-heavy bar that may or may not involve pork belly donuts and questionably named board games (spoiler: it does), now open in SoMa.
Right. The Sycamore. You love that place. And this is from the same team. Only now, things have taken a significantly more childhood-rec-room-of-your-dreams slant—three pinball machines. Pool table. Jukebox. Old-school board games lying around everywhere.
The cocktail called F**k You, Grampa... significantly less childlike. But you should get one anyway. You should weave your way through all those wood panels and crimson walls, grab a seat at the communal table next to the bar and get one. It’s essentially an Old Fashioned. A potty-mouthed Old Fashioned.
They’ve got beer, too. Twelve rare taps like Unibroue’s La Fin du Monde. Pick whichever one brings out the subtle nuances of a pork belly donut with bourbon glaze.
But those pinball machines. They’re waiting. So is Big Buck Hunter. So is a board game called Redneck Life, where the objective is to collect as many teeth as possible.
Just...
