Roccapulco Salsa Club, in San Francisco, is the premier Salsa Dancing Club in the San Francisco Bay Area

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Roccapulco

3140 Mission Street, San Francisco (415) 648-6611.
Lessons 8:30pm - 9:30pm DJ and live bands afterwards.
$10 cover before 9:30, $15 and after.
For more info: www.roccapulco.com

Overview

Located in the heart of the Mission district Roccapulco is popular among local Latino residents who come to relax and celebrate their memorable events at this beautiful and spacious club with numerous tables, plenty of seating areas including 2 balconies to watch the action and a fabulous dance floor. This club has been the only venue in town to bring world-renowned salsa stars and bands who draw crowds from the Bay Area and beyond. Most popular salsa nights are Fri and Sat., but Wed. night with a DJ remains an undiscovered gem when salsa junkies can come and get their fix without crowds stepping on them. New owners and management are trying hard to attract hard-core salseros and organize yearly dance troupe competitions that became a staple in SF salsa scene.

MUSIC: DJ and live bands: mostly salsa
CROWD: mixed ages, couples and singles, mostly 30s +
DANCERS: on1 or whatever
DANCE FLOOR: hardwood
PARKING: arrive early for street parking
AREA: generally safe
FREE WATER: no
STAFF: does the job
DRESS CODE: yes