San Francisco is seeking to create four new designated “entertainment zones” that allow restaurants and bars to sell to-go alcoholic beverages that can be consumed in within those areas.
The city established its first entertainment zone in March along Front Street. It was the first in the state that took advantage of a new law authored by state Sen. Scott Wiener, D-San Francisco, that allowed cities to create such zones to stimulate economic activity and host more public events.
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