Just because Halloween night is over does not mean the costumes have to come off. CrawlSF is giving San Francisco one more reason to celebrate with the Día de los Muertos Pub Crawl on Sunday, November 1, 2026.
Pub Crawl Details:
San Francisco Día de los Muertos Pub Crawl
Date: Sunday, November 1, 2026
Time: 4PM to 10PM
Check-In:
Mayes Oyster House
1233 Polk Street
San Francisco, CA 94109
Participating Bars: Mayes, McTeague’s Saloon, El Lopo, Wreck Room, Uni Pizza, Lush Lounge, Beso Mae and more
Included: Drink specials, free entry to participating bars, DJs, party favors, contests and more
Costumes: Halloween costumes or respectful Día de los Muertos attire
The event is the fourth and final day of the Crawloween 2026 Halloween Pub Crawl Series, the biggest Halloween pub crawl experience in the nation. After three major events on October 24, October 30 and October 31, Sunday’s finale offers one last chance to meet up with friends, visit some of Polk Street’s best-known bars and enjoy six hours of drink specials and entertainment.
The pub crawl takes place from 4PM to 10PM, with check-in at Mayes Oyster House at 1233 Polk Street. Once checked in, participants can begin visiting a lineup that includes Mayes, McTeague’s Saloon, El Lopo, Wreck Room, Uni Pizza, Lush Lounge, Beso Mae and more.
This is not a guided tour with everyone moving together. Participants can choose their own routes, decide which bars match their mood and stay as long as they like at each stop. Start with a drink at Mayes, head somewhere with a DJ, grab a bite to eat and then return to the dance floor. The schedule is entirely up to you.
The event combines the fun of Halloween weekend with a distinct Día de los Muertos theme. Guests can wear regular Halloween costumes, return in the same costumes they wore the previous night or choose thoughtful attire inspired by Día de los Muertos.
Traditional skull makeup is welcome when it is worn respectfully. Día de los Muertos is a meaningful holiday dedicated to remembering and honoring people who have died. It should not be treated as a joke or used as the basis for an offensive costume. Participants who choose holiday-inspired clothing or makeup should do so with an appreciation for its meaning.
The Sunday start time also makes this event a little different from the usual late-night party. Check-in begins in the afternoon, leaving plenty of time to explore the participating locations before the pub crawl ends at 10PM.
Drink specials will be offered at participating bars, and admission to included locations is free for ticket holders during event hours. Guests can also expect DJs, party favors, contests and other surprises along the way.
If your group is not ready to call Halloween weekend finished, meet at Mayes Oyster House and keep the celebration going. The Día de los Muertos Pub Crawl is San Francisco’s final big costume party of the weekend and the official closing event for Crawloween 2026.