City Club of San Francisco

About

The City Club of San Francisco is located in a historic Art Deco clubhouse at 155 Sansome Street. The building was originally designed by Miller & Pflueger as the Stock Exchange Tower and occupies the former Pacific Stock Exchange Lunch Club space. The club was founded in 1987 and features Diego Rivera’s 1930-31 fresco ‘Allegory of California’ in its grand stairwell, which is a signature historic element of the Club’s interior.

Facilities

The club offers ten distinct event rooms across four floors, including the Main Dining Room, Café, Grand Salon, Library Room, Penthouse, Deco Parlor, and Deco Rooms. Members can enjoy dedicated spaces such as the 155 Society lounges and Members’ Bar, as well as a cigar lounge. Meeting and conference rooms with AV/IT support are available, along with on-site private office suites and concierge services. More details can be found on the club facilities page.

Dining

The in-house culinary team provides weekday breakfast and lunch service with seasonal and market-fresh menus. The club also offers event and wedding catering, including all-inclusive options, winemaker dinners, and curated beverage programs. Dining facilities include the Main Dining Room, City Club Café, Members’ Bar, and private dining and banquet facilities for events. More information is available on the food and drink page.

Events

The club maintains a calendar of upcoming member events, which includes winemaker dinners, member mixers, classes, speaker luncheons, and holiday events. This information can be accessed through the events calendar.

Networking Opportunities

The City Club provides regular member programming aimed at networking and community engagement. This includes speaker-focused luncheons, winemaker dinners, speakeasy/cigar nights, cooking classes, docent museum and walking tours, members’ mixers, and holiday galas. More details can be found on the networking opportunities page.

Business Services

Members have access to on-site private office suites that include concierge services, furnished offices, high-speed Wi-Fi, mail and package reception, and conference rooms equipped with AV/IT support. The club also offers event planning and meeting services, with additional information available on the business services page.

Leisure Activities

The club hosts various leisure activities for members, such as winemaker dinners, cooking classes, themed member parties, and holiday and family programming. Social events like museum and walking tours are also part of the member leisure programming. More information is available on the leisure activities page.

Membership Options

The City Club offers multiple membership categories, including Executive, Young Professionals, The 155 Society, Resident, Non-Resident, and Non-Profit levels. The site provides details on initiation fees and monthly dues for certain levels, and notes that corporate pricing is available. More information can be found on the membership options page.

Special Events

The club is available for venue hire for various special events, including weddings, engagement parties, anniversaries, bar/bat mitzvahs, birthday parties, galas, and fundraisers. The club provides event planning and management, in-house catering, and customizable event services. Further details can be found on the special events page.

Affiliations

The City Club has reciprocal relationships with other private clubs, allowing members to visit these clubs. The club also operates the 155 Society as a distinguished membership level. More information is available on the affiliations page.