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Poleng Lounge

1751 Fulton Street
San Francisco, CA 94117 map
cross street: between Masonic and Central
district: NoPa/USF


Tel. 1.415.441.1751
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Events Calendar
Fri Nov 14 - Fri Dec 12
Mother Nature HiFi presents: ONE LOVE PRESENTS 2 ROOMS OF BUMPING Reggae/Dancehall/Remixes/Mashups with Bay Area's DOPEST djs: With Papolote HiFi's MR. E & M. CLARIN & Shashamani Sound System's RAS GILBERT Alongside Mother Nature hi-... More
Fri Nov 21
SCORPIO - Friday, Nov. 21st 2008 @ Poleng Lounge celebrating the borndays of DJ CHICKEN SKRATCH DJ MIKE NICE DJ AEBL DEE DJ V8 special guests: DJ MYKE ONE DJ MUDDBIRD DJ L.O.C. Hosted by: RushOne + reunion show by the original... ... More
Sat Nov 29
FEATURING LIVE PERFORMANCES FROM: THE TONES TRADEMARK (Live Band) and DJ's: PROOF (MASSIVE SELECTOR) SHRED ONE DJ KING MOST DJ KERO ONE 2 rooms open all night. send email to get@pluglabel.com to rsvp for reduced adm... More
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About Poleng Lounge

From the ashes of a legendary San Francisco venue emerges a new leaf – the Poleng Lounge. Inspired by the Balinese notion of duality and the pursuit of a balanced lifestyle, Poleng Lounge is the new destination for all who seek enlightenment through a full range of premium tea blends from around the world, an innovative presentation of street foods from all across Asia, playful cocktails, and eclectic music from both emerging and established artists.
 
THE FIRESIDE LOUNGE Framed by a panoramic backdrop of water falling over chiseled limestone tiles, enjoy a pot of tea or share an order of satay with a friend in the front lounge. By day sunlight filters through floor-to-ceiling glass providing the perfect retreat from school or work. By night alchohol-infused tea blends invigorate an eclectic social scene in this quintessential, recently coined “NoPa” (North of the Panhandle), San Francisco neighborhood.
 
THE TEMPLE ROOM Heavily influenced by Balinese aesthetics, our performance/private banquet space adds flair through environmentally conscious design using salvaged metal gong tables, turned stools made from recycled teak, and bamboo accents. Music aficionados will appreciate the enhanced audio system designed by award winning JK Sound.
 
PRIVATE PARTIES AND BANQUET FACILITIES Our 2-room venue is uniquely suited to host any event - from private dinners parties of 10 to wedding receptions or corporate functions with ~150 guests. Poleng Lounge also carries a wide range of A/V equipment to accommodate speakers, live bands, dj's, and film screenings. E-mail sales@polenglounge.com to learn more.


Hours
Sunday: 5:30p-1a
Monday: closed
Tuesday: 5:30p-1a
Wednesday: 5:30p-1a
Thursday: 5:30p-1a
Friday: 5:30p-10p
Saturday: 5:30p-10p
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Editorial Review
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Southeast Asian Street Food Infused with Tea and Grooves
By Chrissy Loader (12/21/2006)

" Located in the space that housed 1751 Social Club (and Storyville before that), Poleng Lounge is a tea house, food Mecca, and dance club all in one. This means experiencing the sounds of trickling water and the scent of fine tea leaves, before being hit with the bluster of seven dancing girls lining up against a velvet rope, waiting for entry into Poleng’s Temple Room. "

Editorial Review
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1751 Social Club
Fancied-up Pub Food Set to Music
By Michelle de Grasse (10/28/2005)

" The last time I visited 1751 Social Club, I surmised that I wouldn't go out of my way to come back. It was good fare, but the overall experience didn't blow me away, nor did it blow me back in. Former reviewers had been similarly nonplussed by trips to 1751 Social Club, reinforcing the idea that the space that once housed the ill-fated Creole/jazz/hip-hop supper club, Storyville, was somehow cursed. "

Editorial Review
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1751 Social Club
Where Anything (and Everyone) Goes
By Mandy Kemp (12/10/2004)

" 1751 Social Club, located in the Fulton Street building formerly occupied by the Creole restaurant and hip-hop club Storyville, was a mystery to us. Considering the slew of "Best of CitySearch" awards that were claimed in 2004 by the tiny, seemingly obscure spot in a quiet, residential neighborhood, we couldn’t help but wonder what all the fuss was about. With just the right amount of kitsch, a menu full of nicely-priced comfort food, and a happening club scene to boot, the mystery quickly dissolved. 1751 is aptly named; it’s a social gathering space with vibrant personality, giving it true mass appeal. "

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