SAN FRANCISCO PUB GET-TOGETHER

There aren’t enough Mensa events in San Francisco, so we’ve set up a monthly event: a weeknight get-together at a downtown San Francisco bar/restaurant.

Everyone is welcome, but an RSVP helps in determining how large of a table to reserve.

See you there!

Contact Barry Krasner.

 

WHERE & WHEN

WHERE

The Patriot House, located in Embarcadero Center #2, on the 3rd (top) floor (Sacramento St. between Front Street and Davis Street…take inside escalator to the 3rd floor and turn right).  The Patriot House is a great place to get together. The waitresses are friendly, the prices are mostly reasonable, and they rarely get very crowded or loud on Monday nights.  Their Happy Hour lasts until 6pm and includes discounted drinks and appetizers.  They have a wide selection of beers, mixed drinks, non-alcoholic drinks, and food.

The place is walkable from BART and the Financial District, and there is an underground parking garage at Embarcadero Center with validated parking for those who are driving. 

You can stop by after work, or, if you don’t work downtown, just come anyway. All Mensans (and guests) over 21 are welcome.
 
 

WHEN

This outing is held every 2nd Monday of the month, starting at 5:30pm.  Arrive when you can, and leave when you’re ready, as we’ll be there for at least several hours.

HOW TO FIND US & RSVP

HOW TO FIND US
You’ll recognize our group by the Mensa logo that I will have on top of our table.  If in doubt, ask the wait staff for “The Mensa Group”.

HOW TO RSVP

  • If you’re a member of Mensa’s Meetup.com group, please RSVP at www.meetup.com/sfmensa if you’re planning on coming.
  • If you’re not a member of Mensa’s Meetup.com group, I encourage you to join, and then RSVP for this event after you’ve been approved.  Ours is a private group, for Mensa members only, so no need to worry about privacy considerations.  Just go to http://www.meetup.com/SFMensa and click on “Join Us”.
  • If you absolutely don’t want to join Mensa’s Meetup.com group, then RSVP via email to Barry Krasner.
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