Sam's Cable Car - Reviews

I visited this restaurant with my lady for a quick drink, intending to have just one shot each. We asked for well whiskey and for two shots in total, but the bill came to nearly $30. While I understand that high-class establishments might have higher prices, this place is definitely not high-class. The prices are ridiculous, and if you're aiming for a good reputation, this is not the way to achieve it. I most likely won’t come here again unless it’s a last resort. What a shame.

My experience at this restaurant was really bad. I went there for drinks and was charged $63. 04 for 4 beers, plus a 20% tip. This is not right, and in San Francisco, it's illegal to do this. They still wanted me to leave extra tips too, which is not okay. 👎 I asked to speak with a manager, but I was told he was out for two days. When I inquired if someone else was in charge, they said no. People should not go here; they will steal your money.

As a tourist, I strongly advise against visiting this bar. The experience was a complete rip-off. There is only one unisex toilet, which was inconvenient. We were charged approximately $33 or £23. 31 for just two pints. To make matters worse, a 20% service charge was added, and then I was asked for an additional tip. It was an outrageous experience.

My experience at this restaurant was disappointing due to the service. I politely asked the worker to change the game on the TV, but he just shook his head and said 'nah'. LMAO, that’s why the 49ers suck.

I did not eat here. However, the bartenders were attentive. Please note that they do charge a service fee already on the bill.

My experience at this restaurant was that of a dive bar with overpriced mediocre drinks. The one upside was that the service was fantastic.

I had one of the best times at this restaurant. A special shout out to Roxanne and Carlos for their excellent service. I look forward to visiting again soon!

My experience at this restaurant was disappointing due to a significant discrepancy in pricing. They advertised house wine at 8. 50, but I was charged 21 dollars per glass. I felt this was a scam. While they blamed me for not reading the fine print, I was also swayed by their "family business, support the locals" sign. Ultimately, it felt like a complete rip-off.

I cannot believe they charged $55 for two beers and a small plate of gyoza. You wouldn't even pay that in downtown San Francisco!

Seriously! Why does this place exist? The price and the taste are outrageous. People need to think a thousand times before trying this place.