I had the displeasure of attending supperclub San Francisco on Friday night (8/3). I can't begin to express my profound disappointment in the entire experience. I should begin by congratulating Supperclub on great marketing. The website really makes an impressive visual impression of what a visitor can expect--musical numbers, acrobatic displays, incredible costumes, etc. Unfortunately, the actual experience is nothing like the marketing--not even close. There were no real shows or displays or anything else of interest except for a nice wall projection and expensive room lighting. The dining room was too warm, the food was mediocre, the music was too loud, and the ""shows"" were absolutely lame -- a creepy guy who puts on a tie while lip synching (badly) to a Depeche Mode song at the beginning of the evening and then puts on some make-up 3 hours later, and a marginally interesting drag queen who undresses at the end of the night. Seriously, Supperclub should be ashamed of the product they provide to their guests. $70 per person? For what? From what I experienced, supperclub is nothing more than a hip-hop dance club that happens to serve dinner. If I had known that, I wouldn't have bothered. Ironically, we went to supperclub because a good friend of ours went to the one in Amsterdam and absolutely raved about it. Perhaps that venue is as exciting and interesting as he described. That certainly is not the case in San Francisco. We wound up dropping nearly $500 for the 4 of us. What a complete and total rip off!
Pros: Nice wall projection and expensive lighting
Cons: Everything else
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