"This right here is a task comparable only to hauling a powerful ring to the fires of Mordor. What are we talking about? A new site called Every Bar In San Francisco, which plans on visiting every bar in San Francisco for at least one drink. Check it: After years of hearing that San Francisco allegedly has more bars per capita than any other U.S. city, I have decided to see if one person can actually drink at every bar in the City. I’m going neighborhood by neighborhood, skipping only wine bars and restaurants, and hopefully having some amazing booze fueled adventures on the way. This is the kind of new year's resolution we enjoy. EBISF dives right in with the Tenderloin (arguably the best neighborhood in SF in which to imbibe, they define the hood as bordered by Geary on the North, Van Ness on the West, Market on the South, and Powell on the East.) They will, fortunately, skip bars that charges a cover, have a dance floor or a DJ lounge, and "doesn’t sell hard liquor, or expects one to order food." As of January 3, they've had drinks from Ha-Ra, Nite Cap, Koko's pass through their liver. Be sure to check out this mammoth project. Godspeed, fellow drinker." - Richard Walker

By the time they finish all of them 50 new ones will open. - Amit Morson

Not so much, Amit -- new liquor licenses are pretty heavily regulated. It's more common for a bar to change hands and/or names. - Richard Walker

Right, so if a place changes ownership, name and theme, isn't it a new bar? - Amit Morson

Right, you are trying to annoy me. FAIL! - Richard Walker

LOL - a never ending supply of bars! - Paulette

We are quite aware we are a bawdy gold-rush party town. Bring your hard-earned ore and try not to get Shanhai-ed. I live a few short blocks from the notorious old Barbary Coast bar where that did really happen. - Richard Walker