Celebrate your special moments in our spacious banquet halls designed to accommodate any size of gatherings. Our state-of-the-art electronics and lights will give you an experience to never forget! Of course, no event is complete without our delicious food, unlike anything you’ve ever eaten. So come and join us at Shubham Halls today to celebrate like you deserve!

Welcome. Marigold is a full-service private event space that specializes in creating unique events that exceed our client’s expectations. The venue, formerly known as The Office, is centrally located in the Upper Market neighborhood, and sits above its sister bar, Churchill. Known for its hand crafted cocktails and premier spirits selection, the space combines serene elegance and urban sophistication in a world class setting. Guests have plenty of space for drinking, dancing, eating and entertaining. From casual evenings to formal receptions, Marigold is the premier San Francisco private event space.

Welcome to Naked Kitchen, a beautifully restored Queen Anne Victorian built in 1876 located in the heart of San Francisco’s Mission District. The unique structure of the space enables guests to flow from the dining area into the exhibition kitchen and onto the patio, which creates opportunities for guests to mingle with event attendees and interact with the chefs and their culinary staff.

Penny Roma (the sister restaurant of Flour+Water) was designed with full restaurant buyouts in mind, featuring an airy courtyard space that is attached to our dining room. We also have a completely private dining room, The Upstairs, where we host smaller dinner parties. Service is always family-style

MBC is the perfect destination for an unforgettable event! When mixing bowling, great food, and a full bar – there is no way to lose. We’re also thrilled to accept inquiries for full-service weddings.

Sitting atop Mariposa Street in historical San Francisco, our beautiful Art Deco building and social club has stood the test of time. Established in 1916, it was once where working class Italian Americans gathered to focus on sports, dances, celebrations, family and community. Our recent 105-year anniversary called upon us to look back at all we have endured: the 1918 Flu, the Great Depression, WWII, 9/11 and now the 2020 Coronavirus Pandemic. We have always stuck together to support families and artistic expression in our community – even in the toughest of times.