E PLUS STUDIO Karaoke

Situated at 870 Taraval St in San Francisco, K-Time Karaoke offers karaoke rooms, a bar and cafe setting, and accessible pricing. Guests highlight fun experiences, roomy rooms, and easy-to-use machines, with Friday visits often cited as especially enjoyable. Front desk staff have been praised for friendliness. Some reviews note a 15% service fee and variable sound quality, so experiences can vary.

Question Mark Tavern in San Francisco blends a restaurant, bar, karaoke and night club at 312 Harriet St. It’s praised for hosting private events for 100+ guests with attentive bartending and privacy-minded security. Regulars enjoy trivia nights, taco Tuesdays, and happy hours, plus delicious food and drinks. The dog- and vegan-friendly venue features friendly staff: Jeremy Paz (owner), Kat, Kathleen, and April, welcoming guests for watch parties or late dinners.

Fillmore Karaoke is a San Francisco karaoke spot at 1410 Fillmore St, offering cozy, small rooms where guests can bring outside food and drinks (an alcohol charge applies). The venue is praised for friendly check-in staff, a strong song selection across languages and eras, and a solid sound system with good soundproofing. Rooms are priced per hour (not per person), with happy hour options, and reservations are recommended.

Located at 1942 Market St in San Francisco, The Mint Karaoke Lounge is a lively venue for karaoke, a bar, and nightlife. Reviews praise friendly staff, a welcoming atmosphere, and a KJ that keeps energy high. Guests can decorate, bring food, enjoy a large song list, and follow lyrics on TVs. Great for company parties and celebrations.

Located at 1660 Geary Blvd Unit B, San Francisco, CA 94115, K-BOX Karaoke is a tea house, karaoke bar and night spot where guests sing and unwind. Reviews highlight friendly staff, a vibrant ambiance, and menu perks like chicken tenders, Modelo on tap, and in-room boba. Some guests note occasional song library gaps or tech hiccups, but the overall experience remains welcoming with attentive service.

Pandora Karaoke & Bar in San Francisco features an upstairs open karaoke lounge and downstairs private rooms, accommodating groups of various sizes at 50 Mason St. Reviewers praise a chill atmosphere and multilingual song options, with a mix of performances and private-room experiences. Some feedback points to a limited song library, sporadic reservation issues, and higher drink prices, signaling an energetic but imperfect night out.