this place was nice and cozy. It was my first time here but I love a dimly lit bar. The drinks and…read morefood were so yummy. I had the chile Colorado beef burrito and the queso & chips. I would def come back. It's a perf bar where you just want a chill night and a drink w/ the girls.

When I first arrived it was a wine only establishment but then they enticed me with their craft…read morecocktails and "mexican" food. The cocktails are imaginative, well balanced and simply delicious. The food crafted from a NY transplant is inventive and a pleasant nod to tex mex cuisine. From the brisket burrito to the salsa and chips it makes one crave the experience that they had in TX. I applaude the creativity and am so happy to see that the tex mex, regardless of the chefs origins, are here to stay! P.S. The cocktails are in play.

Internos is the kind of place where you can enjoy time alongside a contractor, a soccer mom or dad,…read morea guy from Richmond who works in Marin, a Dr., a wine distributor, a bartender or others. It's a reprieve from typical Marin life with all of the comfort and style of what makes you still feel communal. Go here. Say hello to Tony or one of his friends who might be pouring that evening. It's the place you seek.

Go inside, take a look. Something is bound to catch your eye. Internos is the brainchild of Tony…read moreand Adnan who have everything you want now or will make sure you have it the next time they place their bottle order. What a cool addition to this quiet neighborhood. Great service, selection to boot and a spot to bring a date, a loved one or meet someone there if you wish.

Owners were very friendly and helped me select some great wines to enjoy in a late afternoon. They…read morealso had snacks, but I didn't try any -- next time! Place was quiet when I walked in at around 4pm then they started to get busier. Nice little wine bar in Corte Madera. I would go back again for the wine and to try some snacks!

One of the best if not the best places to meet up with friends in Marin for well curated wines by…read morethe glass paired with yummy charcuterie and other apps, and if you have a craving for old school ridged potato chips and a fresh take on French onion dip, dinner is served! Kyle is welcoming and friendly, professional and engaging, willing to educate and offer suggestions whether one is looking for their usual white or red or a wine that expands your palate. Casual yet refined, it's a space that welcomes the after work crowd, the solo diner or like us, a large party meeting to catch up after the holidays. Street parking is easy on weekday nights and once the weather improves, the outdoor patio is a nice option. Already looking to my next visit soon.

Amélie Fairfax is such a gem in the neighborhood. The food is consistently excellent,. from the…read moreperfectly crispy frites and rich French onion soup to the fresh bread and thoughtfully curated wine list. Everything feels authentic and made with care. But what really sets this place apart is the people. The team is warm, welcoming, and genuinely makes you feel at home every time. It's my go-to for dinners with friends, special occasions or just when I want a solo night with my book. So lucky to have this spot nearby!

Only half-jokingly I used to say that Marin excels in ethnic restaurants from developed nations…read more If asked for specifics my response was France and Italy. Whatever we lacked in Korean or Ethiopian fare we made up for with an abundance of restaurants specializing in food from France and Italy. Amelie Cafe and Wine Bar continues the tradition and I'm not mad about it. With outposts in both San Francisco and New York City, Amelie sports a nice pedigree. The Fairfax location is dialed down a bit - perfect for the neighborhood it serves - and makes for a comfortable place to enjoy any meal however you might happen to appear that day. It's a simple cafe and, though not inexpensive, certainly less so than a trip to Paris. Two of us recently dined here, late afternoon on a weekend, sharing a burger ($23; comes with fries and a salad), a lager ($8; they have no IPA), and boquerones, the latter of which I fully regretted having to share. Whenever I see boquerones ($12) on a menu I cannot look away and in Marin, finding such an offering is a unicorn. Delicious; I might sneak back over solo just to enjoy them again. The burger and fries were also good, with a profile a bit different than what one would get at a non-French-centric spot. Amelie is a good place to drop in before or after a movie or a show in Fairfax and equally wonderful to pop into for a morning coffee drink or an afternoon glass of wine. It's a casual and a perfect fit for Fairfax.

A wonderful spot for a glass or two of wine. Colm and Vincent are excellent hosts and have created…read morea marvelous space to stop into. Even though they don't serve food, they're happy to have you bring in food from one of the eateries nearby. I understand they're about to start doing an aperitvo appetizer hour with wine tastings and bites, the way it's done in Italy. They're also great purveyors of wine by the bottle. I've found two of my favorite Cabernets through them. I highly recommend giving them a visit.

Absolute gem in Fairfax! Food is fab. Location is welcoming and vibey. Owners are so sweet and…read moreattentive. Can't wait to come back. New regular spot in Marin 100%.

Just had a wonderful meal there. The pizza was perfect, delicious salad, and great dessert! Love…read morethe outdoor setting and the friendly service!

Amazing Italian spot. We both had great meals, awesome service, and overall great cozy experience…read more You likely need a reservation as it can be busy, but worth planning for it!

First it feels cozy and elegant at the same time. The kitchen is visible from the dining room. Chef…read moreDuilio is masterful at creating delicious dishes. I have gone three times recently and every time there is what feels like a special occasion to try an amazing special or dessert. Do not skip dessert. These are worth it in every way. Our servers were both excellent and attentive in the right way. My favorite dish is the pappardelle. I had the sea bass the last time which is my favorite dish. This is one of my favorite places to eat. Highly recommend.

Came in for dinner Great wine list, lots of new, carefully…read morecurated wines to try. Really appreciate that Raviolo wasnt as good as I remembered it to be, likely because it seemed to be a bit too al dente Fries also weren't as how I remembered them to be, they came hot and crunchy, but some were almost dry with no fluffy potato interior Swordfish special was teriffic, peas, onions and friends were properly dressed 10/10pts Carbona pasta gad great texture, but may have been oversalted a little. Service super nice

We came here since they use resy and we could use our Amex credit. I made a reservation same day…read moreand they ended up calling us to tell us our table was ready in advance if we want to come in earlier which was nice. We ordered some seafood like scallops and calamari and some noodles. The food was so good and the portions were deceivingly large which was a pleasant surprise. The ambience was nice too, lots of string lights which was beautiful and people around us seemed to be celebrating. The service was great, our server constantly checked in on us which was great. Overall a very pleasant experience

The best pizza in Marin. I've eaten the pizza here probably…read more20 times. I always get Pizza Margherita. What makes this pizza better than everyone else is flavor and salt. A few weeks back we decided to try pizza hacker in MV bc I love sourdough. It was so flavorless. I can't understand the hype. I've also eaten at Hot Italian and it doesn't compare to Pico either. The salads are solid and the drinks are great. Always a yes for me to eat here.

I left Picco feeling confused more than impressed. Between Picco Restaurant and Picco Pizzeria, it…read morewas not at all clear where we were supposed to be seated. An employee tried to explain it when we arrived, but after we chose to sit inside, we were first seated in the wrong area and then moved to the back where the pizza is served. Not exactly the smoothest start. The food was good, but a bit pricey for what it was. We ordered the mushroom pierogies (which was misspelled on the menu) and a pizza. Both were tasty, but neither was memorable enough to make me feel the prices were justified. Service, on the other hand, was very good. Our server was friendly and attentive. The strangest part was the seating. We were placed next to a service area hidden behind a curtain, except the curtain did nothing to block the noise. We could hear all the conversations going on behind it, and there seemed to be a lot of unnecessary drama happening back there. It gave the whole meal an oddly uncomfortable vibe. So yes, the restaurant is nice and the food is good, but the experience felt weird enough that I left unsure I would return.

best cocktail bar north of GGB by far ... just pick a spirit and let the bar tenders just make you…read morewhat they like. can't go wrong.

Kinda looks like an antique store thrift shop. The interior…read moreis kind of groovy. However, if you're not a 23-year-old girl with exposed cleavage, you're not gonna get a drink for about three hours- ha ha! I mean, seriously I've been there several times and it gets real frustrating trying to get a drink as a senior male. There's a nice group of regular young people there that really dig it which is nice. I'm glad they have a hip spot to hang out. However, I do think they should have more servers or at the very least more efficient service. They also have NO items that resemble food so a lot of people bring food in from nearby spots, in fact, this establishment encourages it. (Loss of revenue but most likely their license must be restricted?) I'll walk a block and visit the "FLAT IRON" any day for killer elevated bar food and the great beer offerings and I'll retire my bustier!