Our Story

TimeOut Tavern opened in 2025 at 1750 Divisadero Street in San Francisco. The address was the longtime home of the San Francisco Athletic Club, a place that meant a lot to the neighborhood. We kept the spirit, then turned up the volume for a new era of game day in the city.

Local restaurateur Michael Najjar, owner of Fish & Farm, stepped in when the previous bar closed. His approach is simple. Respect the history. Serve people well. Keep the energy high and the quality higher. TimeOut Tavern is the result.

Today you will find a lively room, a long bar, and 28 big screens so you never miss a play. We pour cold beer, mix classic cocktails, and keep the food straightforward and good. It is the kind of place where regulars say hello, visitors feel welcome, and the whole bar rises together for a touchdown.

What we believe

  • Game day is better together. Seats for friends, families, and fans of every stripe.

  • Good hospitality wins. Friendly service, honest pours, and prices that make sense.

  • Local pride matters. We cheer the Niners, Warriors, Giants, and every big moment that brings San Francisco together.

  • Neighborhood first. We are a Fillmore corridor spot. We support nearby schools, teams, and small businesses whenever we can.

What to expect

  • 28 screens with smart sightlines, clear sound, and the big games on

  • Well-stocked bar featuring draft favorites, local cans, and a tight cocktail list

  • Comfortable booths and high-tops for small groups or the whole crew

  • A welcoming vibe whether you are dropping in for one or settling in for the doubleheader

About Michael Najjar

Michael Najjar is a San Francisco operator and the owner of Fish & Farm. His restaurants focus on warm service, quality ingredients, and places people want to return to. At TimeOut Tavern he brings that same mindset to a classic sports-bar setting. Keep it fun. Keep it consistent. Treat people right.

The address, still the hangout

1750 Divisadero Street has been a go-to spot for years. TimeOut Tavern continues that tradition with new energy and a fresh look. On Sundays it feels like the whole city is in the room. On weeknights you will find neighbors catching a game, meeting up after work, or staying for one more.

Come by

If you love sports, cold beer, and good company, you will feel at home here. Bring friends. Wear your colors. We will have the game on and a seat ready for you.