Vibe: Vibrant Cultural Sanctuary | Historic Speakeasy | Spirited Andean Fiesta
Peña Pachamama is a magical, family-owned venue in North Beach that breathes life into one of San Francisco’s most storied locations. Formerly the site of the legendary speakeasy Amelio’s—where Joe DiMaggio and Marilyn Monroe shared their wedding dinner—it has been transformed into a “nexus of Andean culture.” Reviewers often describe the atmosphere as electric and deeply soulful, with a communal energy that often sees the entire room up and dancing by the end of the night.
Ticketed Dinner Shows: Most evenings featuring live performances are ticketed, with events typically scheduled for Friday and Saturday nights (Andean and Latin World Music) and Sundays (Flamenco and Andean music). Tickets generally range from $15 to $20, and booking in advance is highly recommended for those wanting to secure a table for the full dinner show experience.
World-Class Live Music: The venue is led by two-time Latin Grammy nominee and charango virtuoso Eddy Navia, alongside Sukay founder Quentin Navia. Their performances bring a high-energy mix of Andean pan-pipes, Spanish flamenco, and Latin fusion to the stage.
Organic plant-based Menu: Unique among the city’s music venues, the kitchen serves an entirely organic, plant-based, and gluten-free menu of Bolivian-inspired tapas and entrees, featuring wholesome ingredients like quinoa, kale, and house-made sauces.
Rich Cinematic History: The bi-level space retains much of its historic charm, including a fireplace and a 1918-era bar. It was a favorite haunt for stars like Clark Gable and, more recently, Robin Williams, who famously remarked that it was the kind of place that “would make even the Amish dance.”
This Saturday, join two-time Latin Grammy nominee Eddy Nadia, Pachamama band, Andean costumed dancers and special guest master violinist Georges Lammam for a magical, musical night in a historic speakeasy.
This Saturday, join two-time Latin Grammy nominee Eddy Nadia, Pachamama band, Andean costumed dancers and special guest master violinist Georges Lammam for a magical, musical night in a historic speakeasy.
This Saturday, join two-time Latin Grammy nominee Eddy Nadia, Pachamama band, Andean costumed dancers and special guest master violinist Georges Lammam for a magical, musical night in a historic speakeasy.
This Saturday, join two-time Latin Grammy nominee Eddy Nadia, Pachamama band, Andean costumed dancers and special guest master violinist Georges Lammam for a magical, musical night in a historic speakeasy.
This Saturday, join two-time Latin Grammy nominee Eddy Nadia, Pachamama band, Andean costumed dancers and special guest master violinist Georges Lammam for a magical, musical night in a historic speakeasy.
This Saturday, join two-time Latin Grammy nominee Eddy Nadia, Pachamama band, Andean costumed dancers and special guest master violinist Georges Lammam for a magical, musical night in a historic speakeasy.
This Saturday, join two-time Latin Grammy nominee Eddy Nadia, Pachamama band, Andean costumed dancers and special guest master violinist Georges Lammam for a magical, musical night in a historic speakeasy.
This Saturday, join two-time Latin Grammy nominee Eddy Nadia, Pachamama band, Andean costumed dancers and special guest master violinist Georges Lammam for a magical, musical night in a historic speakeasy.
This Saturday, join two-time Latin Grammy nominee Eddy Nadia, Pachamama band, Andean costumed dancers and special guest master violinist Georges Lammam for a magical, musical night in a historic speakeasy.
This Saturday, join two-time Latin Grammy nominee Eddy Nadia, Pachamama band, Andean costumed dancers and special guest master violinist Georges Lammam for a magical, musical night in a historic speakeasy.
This Saturday, join two-time Latin Grammy nominee Eddy Nadia, Pachamama band, Andean costumed dancers and special guest master violinist Georges Lammam for a magical, musical night in a historic speakeasy.
This Saturday, join two-time Latin Grammy nominee Eddy Nadia, Pachamama band, Andean costumed dancers and special guest master violinist Georges Lammam for a magical, musical night in a historic speakeasy.
