Golden Eye Social, a new dining and entertainment concept, has launched in San Francisco with significant fanfare. At the venue's preview, Mayor Daniel Lurie had the honor of popping a ceremonial balloon with a dart. SF Eater said the celebration included confetti showers as city representatives presented certificates of honor.
The high-tech bar officially announced its presence via a Golden Eye Social's Instagram post, promising patrons an upscale mix of food, drinks, and interactive gaming. Golden Eye boasts a 6,500 square foot space with two bars, augmented reality dart boards, and a menu featuring everything from $2 oysters to a seared mushroom steak. Getting in on the action, a group can reserve dart lanes at rates depending on the party size for 90-minute intervals.
Nestled at 311 Third Street, the inventive spot doesn't just stop at darts for its allure. The food and drink offerings are curated to impress, with small bites and sit-down meals complementing the entertainment. As detailed on the Golden Eye's official website, the menu includes British pub staples and innovative culinary creations from the Stag Dining Group, which is known for its quality fare.
The bar is dedicated to providing a well-rounded selection of sips, from classic cocktails to experimental creations. "Assistant general manager Mike Schwindt provides a robust drink set-up," SF Eater reports. Schwindt brings over a decade of experience and has concocted a menu that includes boozy options and non-alcoholic alternatives, each aiming to appeal to a diverse clientele.
