Wild Hare

Wild Hare is a pub with decent food and a fun atmosphere. Brunch here is good because they do bottomless mimosas for $18 and the crab omelet is very good. The corn beef hash is also excellent. Although the service wasn't the best, our waitress did make sure our glasses did remain full for the most part. Casual atmosphere and decent prices.

My trivia team and I finally found a great spot to call home after our other place closed down. Wild Hare has trivia nights on Tuesdays, and they're a lot of fun. They also have $6 tacos throughout the night, and happy hour which ends before trivia begins. So we tend to order off that menu so our food is ready before we start. So far, I've had the fried cauliflower, tacos, mushroom flatbread, buffalo wings, and totchos. The totchos look great on paper, but execution that night was lacking. Our waitress did take it off our bill, which was nice. They had a bitter taste at the end, so I think the oil needed to be changed. Otherwise, they would've been really delicious, especially with a cold beer. I would try them again in the future in hopes that they will taste better. The fried cauliflower and the mushroom flatbread are my favorites so far. The mushrooms are so flavorful, and the fried cauliflower is surprisingly filling with a good amount of heat from the dipping sauce. I just wish the portions were bigger, but it's good that they aren't because I'm watching my figure. The tacos were okay. I got shrimp tacos, and the shrimp was good. But the tortilla makes the taco, and I think they were store bought. And you can't go wrong with their buffalo wings. You do get a lot with that order, good enough for 2-3 people. Prices for happy hour drinks are good. I don't really drink alcohol, but I needed one the other night. I ordered a Moscow mule, and it was made perfectly. It wasn't too sweet, and it had the right amount of alcohol. Service during trivia night can be slow because there's only one waitress, but she's fantastic! She knows exactly what our orders are, and makes sure we're taken care of. She's one of the reasons why we've made Wild Hare our trivia home. I would like to come here for brunch.

Prematurely excited about the 4th of July, I decided to pop into Wild Hare on my way home from a mundane Friday. Once inside, I was surprised to find that the decor had not changed since I had last been in, which was before their remodel at the end of 2016. (If I recall correctly.) I was, however, excited to see an enthusiastic bar manager who had a great demeanor and wonderful insight as to the direction Wild Hare is going. I used to love this place for the variety of bottomless brunch drink options. The food is still solid, and I hope that after a few coats of paint this place will be as vibrant as the rest of the Divisadero neighborhood.

Came for happy hour: nothing too mind blowing as far as hh pricing goes. Mostly a dollar or two off (9 instead of 11, etc). But the drinks were good and so was the mac and cheese. Had a good old fashioned and the something "hug" drink, which featured peanut infused rye and was different and interesting. Staff was nice and the perfect amount of helpful, but not in your face. Enjoyed it, would go back.

This is normally not my part of town but I met up with a friend for some drinks and had a great time. Friendly staff and quick bar service. I did not try the food but it sure as hell smelled delicious. Not sure if I would go back just due to the location of my house and how much of a pain it would be to get there. if you happen to be in the area I would say drop in order some wings and a beer.