Some of the best nights of my life have been spent here! SF Oasis is the go-to venue for drag, cabaret, comedic live theatre and quality nightlife. Diversity in programming and clientele make this a true "only in San Francisco" destination. Even through the pandemic, Oasis remains committed to its mission of creating quality, queer entertainment and a safe place for everyone. Viva Oasis!!

Oasis is pretty much the best spot for drag right now. So many awesome shows have found a home here now that things are reopening! Every time I go, the staff are lovely, the drinks are good-- I'm never disappointed.

If you are visiting the 11th Street & Folsom area for a late night party vibe, then Oasis should be on the list. The crowd is always livelier than most and the drag & costumes are Vegas quality. Friday and Saturday are great times to visit.

What a terrible venue! The stage is small and the ceilings are low... On top of that, add a mass packed crowd. I couldn't see a darn thing! Hardly any air-conditioning in the standing room. Go outside to the main bar and the video quality of their TV feeds us awful. If you go to the roof, it's nice and airy until you encounter cigarette smokers.

Beautiful venue!! Awesome bathrooms with safe individual locking stalls, felt super safe as a woman, incredible teching and vibes overall. I was there for a fundraiser drag show and had a great time. Bartenders and clientele were super friendly. Wonderful night

Oasis t=is the club to go too. The best shows, the best vibe, no attitude and makes you feel welcome from the minute you enter the club. It is like the gay clubhouse we all need at this time in SF. Shows and club events very reasonably priced. SIMPLY THE BEST.

UTAHNS DENIED ENTRY WITH VALID LICENSES. Turned away for having no UV pattern. After being denied, our ID’s were verified at club “Beaux”. We returned with video proof of UV patterns and still denied entry at “Oasis”. Illegitimate security UV lights, unprofessional security staffing. (Photo 1 taken @ “Beaux”. Photo 2 taken @ “Oasis”.)

We had so much fun!!! Great show!! Drinks were strong and there is a 2 drink minimum... but who's counting?!?! Totally recommend for a group of friends or girls night out!!!!

Finally the T-Dance is back in San Francisco! Thank you Oasis. Sunday nights are always challenging for going out because of work the next morning. SF used to have T-dance (4pm to 8pm) spots. It was great! Oasis has revived this. Dancing and shows Sunday afternoon. Hallelujah!

Not necessarily anything the bar itself can do but I went to “reparations night” which means all black drag. I highly suggest changing the name. I’m from NYC/ATL and this was my first time in SF. I think there may have been 5 black people (minus drag queens) total. And if you’re looking for “black culture” — no. Maybe my hopes were high, but Kesha, lady Gaga, and house music was on the station. A few times they’d thrown in a “culture song”. After starting late (they got CPT time down) the first person wasn’t even black. And she was playing some alternative song that was foreign to me. I was hoping for a black experience but that’s not was there. 95% white/Asian people. (I’m not sure how it is on a non- reparations night). Don’t knock the bar though, just wasn’t what I was expecting.

Incredible queer vibes, inclusive and vibey, fantastic drag and dancers with great bartenders! My partner and I visited from out of town and out of all the LGBTQ places we visited, this was our favorite! Highly recommend if you are looking for a more queer/diverse atmosphere. very edm/house but it depends on the night. We never really waited in a long line to get in but loved the vibes, music, people, and layout. Visit the rooftop if you need air or just want to chat with your date, and head to the main dance floor for shows and dancing!

I bought 4 tickets for the meet and greet with Gorgeous, and with no reason they cancelled the event at the last minute. Im been calling and sending emails to get my money back and they are not answering my emails or calls. they are not efficient even though is not our fault that they cancel that event. As an update, after 2 hours of posting this, I got my refund. thank you!!

I had so much fun here! I wish I lived in San Francisco to come here more often! My girlfriend bought me tickets to meet Shangela! The bartender was nice! They made our drinks strong! The security is also great and respectful. The live show was exciting too! Thanks Oasis!

I love Oasis! It’s my favorite club/performance venue in SF. They have amazing drag shows with both famous and local drag performers and dance parties, and I always have so much fun here. I’m not queer myself, but am an ally and always feel very welcome here!

Online says they take Apple Pay but when we went to the bar to order dranks and pay we found out real quick they don’t do Apple Pay. All was good except through our frantic search to find a solution the bartender was getting inpatient and rude about the situation. We were the first few guests at the time so there was no need to feel rushed. Two we were unaware that we wouldn’t be able to use Apple Pay so to make use feel bad for supposedly having to waste $40 on dranks wasn’t helping. We found a wonderful soul that paid for our dranks so all was well. Nobody had to pour $40 worth of drank down the drain 🙄 Not a good way to start the night. Everybody else was wonderful and nice.

Wow, I remember when this was Hamburger Mary's! I have to go. Who knew this was one of the Bath Houses! I knew the one down the street from me used to be a messenger bar but before that it had a dungeon where boys burned alive at Bloodhound formerly Cassidy's Bar. Long live Folsom Gulch. My 2nd fave neighborhood is SOMA!

The happiest I've ever been has been watching Star Trek in drag at Oasis ♥️

I had the opportunity to visit Oasis and had an unbelievable time. The place was packed. To my surprise, we got there just in time before the Drag show started. We had two numbers by local queens. One of the queens being Heroine whose bday was May 5th. I was having a great time enjoying the show when by complete happenstance I found myself face to face with Awhora and Crystal Versace from Rupauls drag Uk. I was over the moon! Awhora was super nice and kind. I shared with her that I was there to celebrate an award for work and having her, and Crystal there made my night even better. She replied by saying: “ enjoy your celebratory night! You are here supporting our community. Enjoy yourself! “ I was convinced my night could not get any better! And then, the host announced La Morra Lisa from La Mas Draga season 4. I was so surprised and so overwhelmed I got tears in my eyes. I turned to Awhora and said “ I cannot believe my luck” to which she replied “believe it. This is real. “ To top it all off, Papercut aka PAPELITO took the stage with more energy than a Hurricane. She delivered an incredible high energy performance that made me cry like a baby! What an incredible night! Thank you Awhora for being an absolute enchanting dream! You made my night! Thank you Oasis for a great event. Whenever I return to San Francisco, I will absolutely come back to this place!

Fabulous! One of a kind - GAY, DRAG, NIGHTCLUB! A jewel in the SF nightclub community crown. Quality and SO MUCH FUN. Make sure to wear all your jewels and your heals… you are in for a great night!

I love this place so much! Best drag performers, Snaxx is my favorite! I feel very safe patronizing this venue because of the COVID precautions they’re taking.

What a fantastic spot. Went for opening night of the 2024 Sqream 90's Drag Show. Outstanding performance! The club is clean and well appointed. The staff were friendly pros. The performers were the cat's meow, baby. Had a great Valentine's Day. Thanks to everyone at OASIS:) Y'all are amazing.

I've been to the OASIS twice now- both times for corporate events. I can't comment on how easy they are to work with, or the affordability of the space- but I can comment on being a guest of an event in this facility.

We’ve been coming to Oasis since about its second birthday. We really appreciate having such a safe space with access to entertainment from our own community. We regularly come from Berkeley to various shows on Saturday and appreciate the vitality and center that the club brings to the community across the Bay Area. To lose this space would be devastating. So glad to be able to access it again now that the pandemic has subsided.

Thank you, OASIS. Tonight, I was the first time attended, "Baloney" and you did not dissapoint. I am a late middle-aged, disabled man and I appreciate your staff making me feel welcome. I enjoyed "Baloney" and wish everyone involved the very best.

Keri & Jake M. you Made a Horrible Night into a Breath of Fresh Air! If more SF establishments had Assets like you the World would be PERFECT! THANK YOU for being the IDEAL DREAM TEAM in Today's uncertain Times!

A place for drag shows. Fun local talent that also bring in big names also

Saw Sasha Colby at the Princess show. The venue is very cute and spacious, and the crowd was great. Sasha was absolutely amazing of course and her performances were perfect. I only wish Oasis changed the format of their shows a bit. The show starts really late and it's a bit boring waiting around for the show to start without any performers, outside of gogo dancers who stay in the same place on stage for an uncomfortably long time. The gogo dancers would be more appropriate for a different show that isn't drag related. I came to see dolled up queens turn the party, not watch sweaty naked men jiggle around on stage for half an hour. It was definitely a vibe killer and not what we expected. There were some great queens who performed at some points, though. I wish the entire night was either shorter and ended earlier (as it went really late), or that they fill in that amount of time with more performances from queens.

I had a really uncomfortable experience I had at Oasis’s SOPHIE night (2/10/24)The second queen to perform (white queen, green dress, red sophie-style wig) has a section in her performance (to a SOPHIE medley) where she convulsed in front of a projection of the moon. As you might know, SOPHIE died tragically young while slipping on the roof watching the moon. My friend and I both found this incredibly disrespectful to the artist and left a few minutes later. I am very disappointed in OASIS for allowing this performance to do on and in their lack of judgement regarding which acts to allow on stage. Seems like this is very much a Cis Gay bar, which I should have guessed from the 15$ jolly rancher style “Ponyboy” cocktail. Crowd was mostly white gay men or straight women, but the upstairs smoking patio was nice. Probably wouldn’t go back.