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Went to the Red Velvet burlesque show and had so much fun. What a terrific space to see a show! The employee was attentive and the drink prices were cheap.
I loved the Red Velvet burlesque show it was so fun and entertaining! Our server did a superb job taking of us the entire night and was always so polite.
Nice atmosphere! Definitely making this a must-have stop when I come to San Francisco. The burlesque show was so fun and the performers were spectacular.
The service was great and the cocktail was delicious. The show was awesome. I was celebrating my birthday and I enjoyed myself very much.
I have been to a couple of burlesque shows but none of those come close to Red Velvet. The entertainers are friendly and the acts are breathtaking.
Red Velvet is the premier venue in town for outstanding burlesque shows. The performers here are the finest in San Francisco!
In SF.
From everything we read about this, we really expected this to be a large show. Instead, it was clearly a small group of people putting on a show for just a few audience members. This is done in a little old corner bar. As another person commented there are fold up chairs with little card tables for a few people who can sit next to the makeshift stage, I did pay for a VIP table for a special occasion. A VIP table really was just an elevated section of the back wall that we had to ourselves with bench seating, and a little tiny Light weight table. I felt like there should’ve been four times more people, but this venue wouldn’t have held that many.
We had a really fun time although it wasn’t the production we expected. I would do it again, but I would see it more as a fun ( not too naughty) rated R strip show mixed with some really talented tease/ burlesque dancers.
We laughed so much for feeling overdressed and worrying about being in a dive bar.
From everything we read about this, we really expected this to be a large show. Instead, it was clearly a small group of people putting on a show for just a few audience members. This is done in a little old corner bar. As another person commented there are fold up chairs with little card tables for a few people who can sit next to the makeshift stage, I did pay for a VIP table for a special occasion. A VIP table really was just an elevated section of the back wall that we had to ourselves with bench seating, and a little tiny Light weight table. I felt like there should’ve been four times more people, but this venue wouldn’t have held that many.
We had a really fun time although it wasn’t the production we expected. I would do it again, but I would see it more as a fun ( not too naughty) rated R strip show mixed with some really talented tease/ burlesque dancers.
We laughed so much for feeling overdressed and worrying about being in a dive bar.
