An end of an era! So many great memories, laughs, and friendships that will last a lifetime. Cheers to the good times and the people who made it special! Love, D & J

Some of the best character in all of SF. Locals spot, much more interesting than most of the places around. Food is awesome.

I'd put this at a 3.5 for overall experience, but North Indian food was a 4/5 for sure. Kennedy's feels like a fever dream - an Irish Pub as you enter, giant wooden Indian restaurant/cafeteria vibe in the middle (little nods to the type of decor/paintings you'd find in your favorite aunty's house), darts and arcade game rooms all around (a dungeons and dragons game night was happening in one of the rooms on a Wednesday), a telenovela playing on the upper walls, and music ranging from frat music to 2000s pop (you can add to the queue). I was pleasantly confused the whole time. Thankfully the interior fit our party of 20 quite comfortably. It took about 30-40 minutes for food to arrive once we ordered, but it was hot and surprisingly good. My group got the Samosas, Garlic Naan, Paneer Makhani, and Bhaingan Bharta. The Samosas were a bit - well filled, nicely spiced, good pastry thickness, and nicely fried. The garlic naan was more of a chip than a fluffy naan, but it actually worked well with the dishes. The Paneer gravy was really yummy - savory, sweet, lots of garlic. The Bharta was the STAR - so savory and smoky (the aftertaste was slightly like the smell of black camphor, which kinda hot). Our group polished it off. Other stars from around the table included the Chicken Tikka and Dani Chaat. Food was def a 4/5, with bharta being a 5. It's definitely a no frills local pub vibe (do not expect traditional restaurant service, which is fine by me), so take that as you will. I wouldn't go for the South Indian food here or the chaat items (high risk high reward), but North Indian food did indeed hit the spot and my gut . Still obsessed with the existence of this place and hope it thrives!

We were attending a show across the street and needed a spot for pre-show drinks, and thankfully this place wasn't cash only. If you like dive bars, this one fits the bill. No frills, just beer, wine and seltzers. We love our topo chicos and this is one of the few places that had the strawberry guava in a glass bottle still which is the best. ( I guess there's a glass shortage so they are harder to find). The best part, it was one of the most affordable drinks we've gotten in the city. We saved a lot of money compared to buying drinks at the concert. The space itself is huge and can accommodate big groups. They also offer Indian food, which looked really good. Definitely a low key spot to check out in the North Beach area, that provides great value.

Came in here on a Saturday last weekend. This place is not the cleanest, probably not kid friendly since there's a bar. They have a huge indoor dining area and a front patio to sit at. We sat outside on the patio, had a few beers and split the samosas. They gave us two plates which was nice and they chutneys were delicious! It was the perfect spot to stop for a snack and a drink. This place has a chill atmosphere and the menu looks delicious. Excited to come back here.

This is the restaurant I didn't know I wanted to exist but I'm so glad it does. Indian, Irish bar food and alcohol?! Really what could be better. Came on a Wednesday afternoon for lunch and placed our order at their kiosk and sat ourselves. One of the staff was there to answer all our questions while placing the order. The food came out quick and was AMAZING. We got chicken wings, mozzarella sticks, naan, rice, chicken tikka masala and chicken makhni. Now I'm picky on my Indian food and I was insanely happy. The portions were a great size and the flavor was so good! I normally like mine spicy but was happy it was more mellow so my kids could enjoy it. Inside could use a facelift but that doesn't really matter when you have great food and service. We will be back here for sure.

I live on Nob Hill and make the trek here because the food is that good! The vibe is one of a kind, as others have already mentioned. The management is really kind, too. I'm so glad a friend introduced me to this place years ago (it was actually a first date haha.)

An Indian restaurant and Irish pub is a crossover I didn't know I needed. The Indian food is some of the best I've ever had and they give ample quantity all for a pretty low price. Not something you can say about most Indian places. The bar's only real gimmick is the Indian food but the staff is nice, it has the basic bar games you'd expect and it has a large space that gives a chill and private vibe. Truly an SF institution.