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The arrangement allowed the former owners to operate through January 1951, giving Giuntoli the keys on February 1. Giuntoli planned to hold the 365 Club on 365 Market Street open until July 1, 1951, when renovations to the former Bal Tabarin were to be completed. The new location was to be named Bimbo's 365. Giuntoli expanded the kitchen and added another bar but kept the older Pflueger bar in its original place.Giuntoli's new location was soon a success, with engagements by musical artists such as accordionist Dick Contino, Latin bandleader Xavier Cugat with Charo, singer and trumpeter Louis Prima, bandleader and trumpeter Ray Anthony, entertainer Joey Bishop, lounge music composer Esquivel and many more. Comedians such as Sid Caesar, Rodney Dangerfield and Totie Fields performed. Popular columnist Herb Caen commented favorably on the array of acts, writing "Bimbo's [1] jugglers, dance teams, stand-up comics, crooners, chantootsies, Stage Door Johns, a proper band in proper uniforms .

The loudspeakers were rigged with care such that they did not block sight lines to the small side stage adjoining the main stage.

One notable series of dates was in 1975 when local promoter David Allen put The Tubes on stage, extending their show week after week in response to standing-room only crowds.

He regained the stage while yelling in anger at a female fan who had been handling his male member. In 1988, Giuntoli's grandson Michael Cerchiai reopened the property for a run as a live entertainment venue.Currently, Bimbo's 365 Club is available for rental to private parties, owned and operated by Giuntoli's grandsons. Corporate clients such as the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences, Oracle and Yahoo! have engaged the club for company events.

Young called him bimbo instead, Italian for "boy", and the nickname stuck.The 365 Club began in 1931 as a speakeasy and after-hours gambling club, located at 365 Market Street in San Francisco, owned by Young and managed by Giuntoli.

Two years later, with alcohol bans officially lifted nationwide, the Bal Tabarin was issued California's first new liquor license, and in 1934 Pflueger gave the nightclub a quick renovation. The popularity of the club netted for Pflueger a series of contracts to design cocktail lounges for prominent hotels in San Francisco. Westin St.

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