by Holli Pestka on Dear Asia SF, I use to love you. I use to brag about you. Now I will never speak of your existence ever again. And if you are mentioned, I will re-live my horrid experience to anyone who ever speaks your name. I made the biggest mistake of recommending that my friend spend her bachelorette party with you. I thought that my friends would be able to see the same show that I did when I first came here, where people are amazed that men can become beautiful women. WRONG. Instead we got stuck downstairs in a club for an hour and they asked to immediately leave after $62 of tasteless appetizers that they end up throwing away. At this point, not really upset, still graciously forgiving because I'm given a long list of clubs that I'm promised that I will be able to get into. We end up choosing Roe because the bride to be loves the hip-hop top 40 and I USE TO think that Roe was a decent club that played a variety of music. WRONG AGAIN. 10 out of the 12 party is able to get inside. Being that I'm the only person in the group that lives here, I go to inquire as to why the rest of group is not getting in. I'm immediately kicked out FOR NO REASON AT ALL and not allowed to retrieve my jacket, tell my friends why I'm asked to leave, can't finish my drink, nothing. My entire group of course leaves because they feel bad for me when it is the bachelorette's night. You should feel ashamed of yourself AsiaSF and Roe! You ruined a woman's last night of freedom over nothing. After we payed you plenty of money, you were absolutely, disgustingly rude for no reason. I am so embarrassed that I brought my friends here. I will NEVER come here again and if anyone inquires about where to go in SF, you will be the first place that I talk poorly about. And I love SF, and I love to share with my city with others but you have tarnished my reputation. And as you will see from my reviews, I did not sign-up on rateclubs to talk bad about businesses but this place should not be in business. They have made false, empty promises and do not provide what they sell to their customers.
by gEe C. on Went to Ruby Skye on a random Saturday night back in May and I gotta say, I had a blast here! I have to admit though, I was a little hesitant to come here at first. But once I stepped inside, those hesitations I had, flew out the door. It was crackin'! I had so much fun. The venue was not only huge, but everything from the ambiance to the crowd made my time here worthwhile. The people here were so super nice and it was super diverse! It was just awesome! And it closes at 4am! How can you not love that?
by Sigrid Bohr on This review is for the restaurant only - I'd give it 3.5 stars but I will round it up. I'm not a big club-goer, but I was curious about the food served at Infusion since I was given a flyer while passing through Union Square recently. And of course the Happy Hour prices are right on - $3 beers and I'm there! :) The atmosphere was clubby but stylish, and they have a separate dining area (dinner from 6-8), which looks like it becomes the dance floor later with the chairs/tables cleared away. Plus, there was a small live band, which lended to a nice, relaxing dining experience. I was expecting loud bass music in the background, but this way, you can have a conversation without shouting to each other, which is nice. And the dinner menu lights up for easy reading! - I'm so easily amused! I heard the chef at Infusion changed recently, and I have to say I was pleasantly surprised! I had the pork and shrimp lumpia - loved the plum-wine sauce and the side salad! And I had the chicken with caramel sauce, snap peas and greens - very tasty! I added a $3 Anchor Steam beer and thoroughly enjoyed my meal. The staff was really friendly, helpful and attentive -- the waitress helped us narrow down our dining choices. Appetizer+dinner+beer+tax+tip = $35 Dinner with Geraldine # 20
