Pedro’s Cantina

Decent place to go to grab drinks and apps before heading to the Giant’s game at AT&T park across the street. My favorites are their slushies! It has a shot of patron, but it’s blended really well and you don’t really taste the alcohol. I’ve tried all three (regular, strawberry and mango) and they’re all good! I’ve also had some of their apps like the nachos, chips and salsa, and quesadilla. They’re all okay. Good snack foods to soak up the alcohol, but I wouldn’t say that they’re really good.
Overall, decent spot to hang.

Came here before the game Dodgers v. Giants on monday night! Great time, great people, and drinks before the game… Viva Los Doyers!

Ive had better food and service at taco bell! Dont eat here! Worst restraurant experience all around from service to food and drink quality. The Pepsi was watered down soda water. After getting our drinks we waited 15 min or so and the waitress still hadnt come to take our food order. We were the only people in the place because it was early. I had to call her over to take our order, and i also had to seek her out for our check. My kids wanted bean and rice burritos and a quesadilla, the waitress brought out cold tortillas filled with beans and unmelted cheese, saying sorry, the grill is broken.
Do yourself a favor, and Don’t go to this restaurant EVER!

We participated in Urban Dare this past Saturday, and this was the start and finish point. After the race we were famished and decided to eat here. My boyfriend ordered chips and guac, which was a ridiculous $ 10, and a veggie enchilada. I ordered two shrimp tacos. We were served chips and salsa to start, and I thought we should cancel our chips and guac order because we already had chips. But the boyfriend really wanted guac.
The enchilada and tacos came, and once the waitress brought our food, she disappeared forever. The enchilada and tacos were not very good. At that point, I said we should really cancel the chips and guac order, because we were done with our food already. But of course, the waitress was nowhere in sight. Well, on the bill they charged us $ 5 for chips and salsa, which I guess were not free like at most Mexican restaurants, and it seems they thought we ordered that instead of chips and guac.

I come here all the time during game days and was excited to be here on a non game day for happy hour. Menu clearly says happy hour 4 – 7. My friend and I each had two tacos and a draft or sangria ($ 5 with a check in). Bartender didn’t honor happy hour OR the check in offer. I’m very disappointed and I’m not sure I’ll be back without being dragged by my team.
I’ll pay full price someplace else. Too bad

One of my favorite bar in sf… the staff is super!!! Love them smiling around serving everybody with passion and attention! There is a «little one» that is my favorite. I believe her name is Dorsaf. .if you guys end up with this server you already won the prize !!
Cocktails are over the top and so many deals during Giants game!!!
If you never been here… call your friend and have a great time there!!!
I’ll be back again and again and again…

I came here for a conference reception. Great vibe and lots of space! The bar (as you can imagine) gets super packed but there are tons of smaller tables off to the side near the entrance that no one seems to gravitate towards. They make fantastic margaritas here. Super strong. The food is not that great, though. Everything from the tacos to the ceviche tastes strangely artificial. Then again it just tastes like ballpark food. Every staff member that I saw during this reception was decently friendly but seemed kinda miserable. Even the bartender kept ignoring me when the bar was not even busy. Anyways that’s me being nitpicky. I had a great time with the people that were at the event, despite how terrible the food was. I would not come here on my own, though.

Stumbled upon this place while shopping at The Dugout store on a Saturday. It was a non game day so it was pretty empty. Looks like it could be a fun place for drinks on the night of a game.
I ordered the nachos. Definitely not worth the $ 14 for some canned cheese sauce and I don’t know what kind of meat was in there. Charged $ 1 extra for a tablespoon of sour cream but guacamole was free on top?
No kids menu! Our server Amanda pretty much just told my 6 year old what he could order and all the «add ons» he could have. Big no no lady! You should be talking to me the parent first. She didn’t give us a chance to look at menu first either. She wasn’t the friendliest either. Maybe she was upset she had to work today.
Well, I might be back to give it a second chance but I definitely wasn’t wowed today! I’ve had better nachos elsewhere. How can you ruin nachos?
Pedro’s Cantina knows how.

This past Saturday Pedro’s made a split second decision to close at 7pm. Yes. 7pm on a Saturday. An incredibly rude server (who wasn’t even serving our table) said «we make a judgement call on when we close based on how good the crowd is» or something very close to that effect. Are you kidding? Who does that. And if you are going to do that, give us more than 10 minutes notice, maybe let us finish our drinks, and maybe present us with our check before you have three separate people tell us that we need to leave.
I’ve never thought the food was good here, it’s incredibly overpriced too, but the one semi-​redeeming quality was OK service. Now that that is completely out the window and costs have soared to $ 45 for a pitcher of margaritas, I will not ever be coming back.
This place relies on location, but don’t give in. It’s a waste of time, money and taste buds.

The Mexican food is double the price of the mission and it doesn’t taste as good. This is a good place to watch Warriors or Giants games with friends. They do not have happy hour specials during games though. You can supposedly reserve tables if you come earlier (some lady reserved a table that we were trying to sit at). I probably wouldn’t come here for the food but for a drink during a game.

Came here after a Giants game the other night, and as a whole we were disappointed. First of all no one told us that the kitchen was closed because we wanted tacos, nachos, and etc. Second it was over $ 50 for 4 shots of Patron, a little overpriced, even for the city. One of our group ordered a pitcher of beer, and we got plastic cups, we are paying more than $ 10 a shot for patron and we get plastic cups for our beer. Than the bathroom is only 1 urinal, 1 standard stall and one disabled stall, that is all.
This place is only open because of ATT Park, nowhere else would it exists, oh here and at airports.

Came here after the Giants Game last Sunday. it’s right across the street from the park which is super convenient if you want somewhere to hangout before heading home
The food is just okay, nothing special. I ordered shrimp tacos and a beer. The server was friendly and the atmosphere is nice for a sports bar or post game celebration (or cry). I think it serves it’s purpose for what it is but If you’re looking for quality I would go somewhere else

Drinks — I was excited to try the sangria, especially because there was a Unilocal check-​in offer for it at a discounted price. Imagine my disappointment when the waitress said they no longer uphold the offer! I switched gears and ordered a $ 5 well, one of the happy hour specials. What I got was an OK drink that was slightly watered down… Their beers are $ 5 during happy hour as well. The beer selection is somewhat limited, but it has most of the crowd favorites.
Food — We got the guacamole chips and salsa, mini crispy tacos, and Pedro’s nachos. I enjoyed the nachos, though the cheese was reminiscent of Velveeta cheese… The tacos were alright, but I probably wouldn’t get them again.
Ambience — It was bigger than I was expecting inside. I (luckily) didn’t go on a Giant’s game day, but there were still a decent amount of people. This is a good place to watch sporting events, because there are a lot of widescreen TVs.
Service — The waitress did a good job of checking in on us throughout the night. We got our food and drinks pretty quickly, but again, it wasn’t a game day.
tl;dr The venue itself is nice, but all in all, it was an OK experience. I don’t recommend going out of your way to go to this bar.

I’ll be honest — I’ve been here a handful of times, but I’ve never shown up sober. Guess I’ll have to give this place a fair shake sometime and update my review, but que sera, sera.
When you’re full of rum and other bad decisions, a $ 17 margarita and $ 5 bowl of chips and salsa seems like reasonable deal. How else am I going to make it all the way back to the East Bay on BART without these chips, right? And we can share that giant margarita, right? Even if I end up drinking it by myself, my intentions were good.
The prices are bad, the food is alright, the scene is pretty interesting and can accommodate a range of different crowds. Check it out if you’re in the area, but definitely don’t go out of your way.

Stale and dry tacos.
Bland nacho cheese.
Slow service.
It’s great that they offer a Happy Hour with $ 5 Margaritas but when the drinks are watered down it’s actually no fun. The place was dead on a Monday night (no game day) but I can only imagine what’s going on here when AT&T is busy. Just too bad that the food here is less than mediocre — meh.

HH near AT&T park? yes please!
You think that $ 5 margies, $ 5 sangria (with Unilocal check in!) and $ 3 tacos make me wanna shout «ola, papi!» from the mountain tops. until you find out the drinks are watered down and the tacos are bland as heck.
Our server was sweet but so absent minded. She couldn’t remember who got which tacos or drinks. no bueno.

I’m a huge fan of happy hour. Or as Pedro’s Cantina calls it, Fiesta hour. They offer their specials Monday-​Friday, 4pm-​7pm. Met up some friends for HH last week.
Fiesta hour specials:
*Margarita ($ 5)
*Tacos ($ 3 each): Grilled chicken, Carne asada, Carnitas, Al pastor
I only took part in the Margarita. It was actually super weak. I got it without the salt so it was okay as a light drink, but I personally need something stiffer. Maybe order a shot as well and add it to the drink?
For my Unilocal check in, I got a glass of Sangria for $ 5. This was okay as well. I wish it were a little stronger, but I enjoyed eating all the fruit in it.
This may be a good spot if I’m hanging out before a game at AT&T, but otherwise, there was nothing really special about this place. I had fun since I was with good friends, but Pedro’s as a restaurant didn’t add anything to that.

1. Ohio state bar!
2. Decent Mexican food.
3. Bottomless mimosas for $ 4.
It was bottomless mimosas but I had to ask for more every time. Other wait staff seemed more attentive to refills of drinks, up to and including water.
I definitely dig that it’s an Ohio state bar… but really, a sports bar for the rest of you.
The food was good. Tried the nachos of a friend and couldn’t complain. Love the texture of their chips. I ordered a burrito with steak. They will basically put anything they have that you want in it. It was tasty. Came with chips. It was all really large though.
Wouldn’t hesitate to come back.

I sort of understand the hate that this place gets, but at the same time I think people have unnaturally high standards when it comes to Pedro’s Cantina: I mean look, it’s a Mexican themed (as opposed to Mexican) bar and restaurant adjacent to a baseball stadium. The only thing I expected were inordinately high prices, surly waitstaff and barely passable gringo-​mex cuisine.
Having such low expectations, I was pleasantly surprised by the level of professionalism our server had: not only was she cute in the extreme (always halfway to excellent in my book) but for long periods of time she was taking orders, bussing tables and running food solo for the entire bar area. I could see her really start to struggle as patrons began to keep on filling in and as their alcohol consumption began to increase, but she handled it like a champ.
The food and requisite high prices were as expected, so I really couldn’t complain there… although one of my dining partners who hails from ATL by way of the Midwest asked our server, «That’s all we get??» when the $ 13 Lilliputian plate of chips, cheese and some sort of bean dip that masqueraded as nachos came to our table. Eh… Again, I suppose that’s the price you pay for the convenience of being so close to AT&T Park, home of the hated SF Giants. *please Giants fans, don’t stomp me*
TLDR Summary: Bring low expectations regarding the food and the (high) prices but be content in the fact that you’re going to be waited on by some really attractive servers, conveniently next to the ballpark.

The first game of this place is, who can get the waitress’ attention. Even after you get their attention, then its a question of whether they ever come back with your order or not. The slow service seemed even more glacial-​paced in a packed, rowdy restaurant with hungry/​thirsty fans. It seems like a popping place to watch games and whatnot.
There is a Unilocal check-​in offer for a $ 5 Sangria, which was actually pretty good. Its filled with grapes and grapefruit/​oranges.