Halloween Pub Crawl: Dia De Los Muertos

The Final Night of San Francisco’s Biggest Halloween Celebration

Just when you thought Halloween weekend in San Francisco had wrapped up, we’re turning the page to one more unforgettable night.

The 2026 Dia de los Muertos Pub Crawl is the official grand finale of Crawloween, a 3-day celebration that brings tens of thousands of costumed partygoers into the streets. Because Halloween falls on a Friday this year, the energy doesn’t stop on October 31. It builds. And on Saturday, November 1, it all comes together for one final blowout across The Marina and Polk Gulch.

From 4PM to 10PM, we’ll raise a glass to the end of Halloween season with discounted drinks, music, dancing, and a colorful tribute to Día de los Muertos. It's a night that blends celebration, remembrance, and pure San Francisco nightlife energy.

Halloween and Día de los Muertos come from very different origins, but the celebrations can both be a lot of fun.

Halloween traces back to the ancient Celtic festival of Samhain, marking the shift into winter and a time when the line between worlds was believed to blur. Día de los Muertos, rooted in pre-Columbian traditions, is a heartfelt celebration of loved ones who have passed. It is usually celebrated with marigolds, altars, candles, music & remembrance.

It's important to note that Día de los Muertos is not “Mexican Halloween.” It is a meaningful cultural tradition centered around honoring those who came before us. Our pub crawl respectfully nods to those themes, while still embracing the playful spirit of costumes and nightlife that define Crawloween.

Event Details:

Date: Saturday, November 1

Times: 4PM to 10PM

Check in Locations:

Rick & Roxy's

2131 Lombard Street

San Francisco, CA 94123

Mayes Oyster House

1233 Polk Street

San Francisco, Ca 94109

Participating Bars: Union Street Ale House, Westwood, Mcteagues, El Lopo, The Blue Light, Route 101, Amsterdam Cafe, Comet Club, Rick & Roxy's, Lush Lounge, Sacred Taco, Mayes Oyster House, Wreck Room, Jaxson and more

How the Night Works

Your evening begins at one of two official check-in locations:

Mayes Oyster House – 1233 Polk Street

Rick & Roxy’s – 2131 Lombard Street

At check-in, you’ll receive your official wristband and the pub crawl map (plus some fun party favors) Then, you can crawl your way through lots of great bars and enjoy an amazing Sunday in SF.

What to Expect

Discounted Drink Specials: Enjoy exclusive pricing on cocktails, beer, shots, and themed drinks throughout the crawl. No cover charges at participating bars — just show your wristband and walk right in.

Music & Lively Vibes: Expect DJs, packed dance floors, and a buzzing Saturday night crowd. This is the grand finale — the energy will be high from start to finish.

Find the Gnome Contest: The CrawlSF gnomes are back. Hidden inside select bars, these little legends hold big prizes. Spot one, scan it, and you could win a CrawlSF prize bag filled with surprises and future event perks.

Party Favors: Accessories, and fun extras help set the mood for a colorful Día de los Muertos-inspired night.

Iconic Neighborhoods: There’s something special about bar hopping through the Marina and Polk Gulch on a fall evening. Cool air, packed sidewalks, music spilling out onto the street — it’s peak San Francisco nightlife.

After all of the great San Francisco Events in October, get November started with a bang at San Francisco's best Dia De Los Muertos Pub Crawl.

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