Red’s Place Closing

San Francisco’s oldest Chinatown bar closes after 60 years.

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Red’s Place Closing

San Francisco’s oldest Chinatown bar closes after 60 years.

In brief

San Francisco’s oldest Chinatown bar closes after 60 years. Red’s Place, a bar in San Francisco’s Chinatown that opened in 1963, is closing after 60 years. Originally reported by Sfchronicle.

Red’s Place Closing

San Francisco Supervisor Bilal Mahmood, then a candidate for a state assembly seat, speaks with a constituent, during an election watch party at Red’s Place on

Red’s Place, a small dive bar that has served Chinatown regulars for more than six decades, is closing.

History of Red’s Place

History of Red’s Place

The bar at 672 Jackson St. has long billed itself as the oldest bar in San Francisco’s Chinatown, having opened in 1963.

Owner’s Statement

Owner Jerry Chan confirmed the impending closure to NBC Bay Area in an interview set to air Wednesday.

“San Francisco, Red’s is closing”

At a glance

Red’s Place, a bar in San Francisco’s Chinatown that opened in 1963, is closing after 60 years.

Read the original on Sfchronicle

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