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Berber
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- 4.4 (8 reviews)
- 5-40, $$, $$$
Experience the true definition of Moroccan escapism in San Francisco. An unforgettable evening awaits you at Berber -- our private supperclub offers live cirque shows set to bedazzle and stimulate your senses in an intimate, hidden speakeasy environment. Rooted in Moroccan tradition, our modern adaptation of our signature cirque show features aerialists, dancers, acrobats and contortionists. Our ever-changing live cirque exhibitions change weekly and is masterfully curated to pair with a themed menu to elevate the San Francisco dining experience. Join us to experience what SF Chronicle calls "a concept, in many ways...the first of its kind to exist in the city" and what 7x7 described as "an otherworldly sense of cool in a neighborhood that's never seen anything quite like it".
| Day of the Week | Opening Hours |
|---|---|
| Monday | 17:00 - 0:00 |
| Tuesday | 17:00 - 0:00 |
| Wednesday | 17:00 - 0:00 |
| Thursday | 17:30 - 2:00 |
| Friday | 17:30 - 2:00 |
| Saturday | 17:00 - 0:00 |
| Sunday | Closed |
Cuisines
- 🍅 Mediterranean
- 🌍 African
- 🇲🇦 Moroccan
Dining Options
- 💺 Seating
- 🍷 Serves Alcohol
- 💳 Accepts Credit Cards
- 🍸 Full Bar
- 🍽️ Private Dining
- 🍽️ Dinner
Accepts Credit Cards
Recommended Reviews
4.4
Vasisht Raghavendra
This place should be on the top restaurants to eat at in San Francisco. Excellent ambiance, yummy food and live dancers. The meat just melts in the mouth. Grilled Octopus is excellent. The Oxtail is a must try. The bread is perfect. You do not want to miss the Baklava for dessert. Hands down the best place in the city. I am a fan and this will be my frequent spot.
Damien Jourdan
The best meal we've had in our 5 years in the Bay area (granted, that type of food is our favorite too!). We had the chef's tasting menu along with the wine pairing. Everything was delicious and the pairings were perfect. Highly recommended!
Nade Bozhinova
Excellent service , super friendly staff and delicious food . Make reservation for better experience .
Doug Kelly
Fantastic food and cocktails. Festive atmosphere and periodic dancing performances were fun. Favorite cocktail was Souk du Soleil, fascinating saffron and honey combination that I highly recommend. Not a 5 rating because unfortunately the service was really off; orders were forgotten and dishes spaced literally hours apart. Ended up there almost 3.5 hours from arrival to check. Giving the benefit of the doubt that we hit it at a busy night. Will definitely try again and overall would recommend with caveats.
Christophe Koessler
Great place. The atmosphere is good with an upscale loungey feel. The food is really tasty and different from the typical bay area scene. The service was good and the few dancers pass by were fun.There is a second area with a live show and prefix style menu than can be booked in advance. I definitely have to go back for that.
Riley Walker
Truly the best dinner date of my life. The entertainers are also your wait staff, and they take the time to get to know you personally. It is a somewhat intimate experience, which I really enjoyed. And the food was SUPERB. Everything on the menu was high quality and delicious. Can't wait to go back!
R D
We went here on a Saturday night and the place was buzzing. For ambience and vibe I'd give it 4. The food is tapas style small portions, and was delicious. Apps were great, but mains were just about alright. Cocktails were unique. Overall definitely a must try.
Laura Gustafson
5 stars for ambiance/setting/decor/food/drink. The reason for 3 stars overall is the supper club was not quite what I was expecting. The evening started with a drum performance which was phenomenal, but the rest didn’t seem to jive together. While all the performers were good, dancing on a small, raised stage is not the best setting to appreciate/watch dancers, and at a Moroccan restaurant - jazz vocals, ballet, belly dancing, aerialist (who was so great!!), and drums just didn’t come together in a way that is worth it for the extra cost of the supper club. If they come up for something more cohesive/themed/etc, I would reconsider. Go for the drinks and food but skip the performance.