Wow wow wow - the coffee is delicious!…read more Loved the vibe of this cute coffee cafe. It was busy and buzzing during the morning hours and we had great service from an older gentleman who took his time to ensure we got exactly what we were looking for. They have a cute backyard patio space with additional seating (and maybe a pup or two!) Drinks: the Iced Vietnamese coffee and the Iced Churro latte. Both were strong and delicious!

I am not a fan. My…read moreexperience began pleasantly. The cashier greeted me with a smile and was friendly while I ordered. My order: large Honey Lavender Latte and a Lemon Blueberry Scone ($4.95). I was not asked if I wanted my order to stay or go. My scone was bagged, handed to me immediately and I was told my order would be called. I sat down. While I waited for my latte, a man ordered the same scone and a latte as well. The same cashier asked if he wanted his order to here or to go (again, something I was not asked). Then she asked him if he wanted his scone warmed (an option that was not provided to me either). Extremely displeased with the contrast of service or rather lack of service and its inconsistencies. The latte itself had many add on charges as did the order. A large 16oz latte ($7.25) with oat milk ($0.75) and honey lavender ($0.80) selected as the flavor option totaled $8.80. Using your card, there is a charge as well ($0.69). The honey lavender syrup used tasted artificial and the latte itself was not very warm when immediately received. It quickly turned to room temperature milk with flavoring. The lemon blueberry scone is delicious. The scone is crumbly and cakey with a vibrant fresh lemon flavor. The blueberries are not spread throughout and tasted like paper pieces. I stopped eating to remove a couple from my mouth, it felt like I was eating part of the bag. I picked the remaining "blue pieces" out. Now, thankful it was not spread throughout. My intent was to stay for a bit and experience the environment. After the contrast in "service", I definitely did not feel welcomed. Needless to say, I would not recommend and would definitely not return.

Took full advantage of one of those rare, crystal clear, and warm San Francisco days and jumped on…read morethe ferry to Sausalito. The ~30 minute ride over was half the fun. Warm sun, salty breeze, that glittering bay doing its thing. We stepped off the boat and walked straight into a small handmade vendor fair, plus an unofficial dog parade. Golden retrievers, tiny fluff balls, chill older pups all living their best lives. After wandering through the booths and poking around the cute little shops, we started the serious business of finding food and drinks that were dog friendly. Venice Gourmet basically made the decision for us. The harbor view alone is worth sitting down for but the charcuterie and champagne sealed it. We grabbed a table outside, ordered a spread, and just slowed down for a minute. Good snacks, good bubbles, boats drifting by, and great company. Easy day trip. Easy win. Would absolutely come back.

we stopped by this restaurant for a quick lunch. I had the Italian sandwich in sourdough bread and…read moremy husband had the Italian meatball sandwich. Both sandwiches were excellent. We also had a side of gigantic beans from their antipasto section. It was very good as well. We were there on a Saturday at around 3 PM and every single table was full, however, people wear not lingering after their meal and it did not take long to get a table. You need to order yourself first at the counter and then they will call your number and then you can get your food from the counter and take it to your table. They have tables inside and outside. From either location, you can get a view of the water. The bread was delicious and freshly made. This is a great location for a quick lunch.

First time visiting, did an online pickup order. The online menu was easy to navigate and customize…read moremy drink. I received a text my order was ready. The Habibi Latte - 10 or 16oz options, hot with options to customize milk, shots, how the drink is served to you, espresso type and flavor customization and options. Pretty awesome concept with the availability for the customer to be able to do so. There are five parking spots on the tiny lot, one being ADA. There are three metered parking spots on the same short block,same side of the street. Plenty more metered parking across the street. My drink was waiting at the pickup counter (located on the right, immediately after entering). A receipt slip with my name, phone number and order was placed under my cup. No one acknowledged my presence as I entered or exited. The interior is quaint, intimate, not a lot of seating. There are three tables and chair sets in front for customers to enjoy. My order - The Habibi Latte - hot 16oz cup of creamy goodness with flavors of light orange and spices dancing on the palette. Extremely satisfying. The drink itself (The Habibi Latte) is a hot latte with a profile of orange blossom, cardamom, clove, vanilla syrup (did not taste), 2 shots espresso (default) and steamed milk. Base cost $6.00, with my customizations of drink size (16oz - $0.50 extra), disposable cup (Marin fee $0.25), milk choice (Oat Milk - Ghost Town $0.25) mine came to $7. Super inexpensive for upgrades to a drink. Thirty minutes after the text of my order being ready, I received another text asking for me to rate them - How did we do? That's pretty cool. I will pop in again and try one of their iced selections, probably tomorrow.

My friend had mentioned this cafe before so I decided to try it. My friend had me look on the app…read morefor menu on her phone. My first time trying this cafe. I thought caramelized banana latte sounded interesting. So I selected that on the app, noticed it charged for a disposable cup and charges more for the 16oz size. My friend's order and mine were ready for pickup up. My friend told me the pickup times were in increments of 15minutes. But we got there before the time she had to select and it was already on the counter ready for pickup along with other mobile orders. As I drank it in the car, it tasted like a normal latte. It was only towards the end, did I subtly taste a caramelized banana flavor. Not sure if I would come back.

This week, Michaels brought me to Sausalito and The Spinnaker... a nice restaurant in a beautiful…read morelocation with panoramic windows and a beautiful view of the bay, San Francisco, and the very top of the Golden Gate Bridge. There was something indescribable, though, that hinted that they rely on the picturesque views to make up for food that is "good" - but not "great." Let's start on a positive note. You can't beat the view. Our server was well informed about the menu, attentive, and friendly - but unwilling to help too much with the menu selections. "Everything is good" is a bit of a pet peeve of mine but I'm not holding this against the rating of this restaurant as that's pretty server-specific. We started with a half dozen local oysters on the half shell which were actually amazing. Perhaps the most mild tasting oysters I have ever had and served with a champagne mignonette, cocktail sauce, and fresh horseradish - all of which paired nicely. For my main course, I had the petrale sole - a very mild, delicate, Pacific flatfish. While flaky and tender, it did lack flavor and was served with some relatively uninspired accompaniments - a saffron rice and some roasted vegetables which was mostly green beans and celery. One of my friends ordered the paella which he said was "great." Overall very decent experience on par with so many other coastal restaurants that know they can fill the seats with the amazing views alone. I would definitely come back - but would likely order something different... except for the oysters - those were a must to order again!

Beautiful views of the water. Popular Sausalito restaurant…read more Showing some wear and tear. Tried to go for a late lunch at 2 pm and the place was packed with an hour waiting time for a table. Invited to sit at the bar which provides a limited menu. Ended up getting several appetizers. Crab Cales, Calamari and baked artichoke. All were very good. Service was a little delayed due to the crowd, but our waiter was pretty fast once he actually got to us. Not the most inexpensive place to eat, but popular with the locals as well as the tourists.

The new menu is great, I had the chicken. I thought the portion was a good size. Although the apps…read moreand the other entrees were smaller just to keep in mind. The brunch deal is fantastic and delicious though.

The Bungalow is the perfect elevated date night spot, stylish without being pretentious and…read moreintimate without feeling too formal. Staff is incredibly friendly and welcoming and of course, the restaurant itself is just very pretty. For dinner ordered the tuna tartare, a sushi roll that deserves an apology for me forgetting its name, and the Caesar salad. Everything was delicious, fresh, and beautifully presented. 9/10. I'd definitely return and suggest this spot for date night in a heart beat.

fter taking the ferry to Sausalito, we were greeted by classic Bay Area weather--cold, windy, and…read moredefinitely not what most people would consider ice cream weather. That didn't stop us. We made our way to Lappert's, and after the first few bites, we knew we'd made the right decision. Every flavor we tried was outstanding. Not a single one disappointed. The staff was incredibly patient and kind with our kids as they asked to sample what felt like half the menu before finally making their decisions. They never seemed rushed and made the experience fun for the whole family. Our son loved it so much that he went back for seconds, which might be the strongest review a kid can give. Our daughter and I both ended up with two scoops because choosing just one flavor felt impossible. There's something special about ice cream that's so good you're willing to stand outside in the cold, smiling between bites. Lappert's was one of the highlights of our day in Sausalito and a place we'll make sure to visit every time we're back.

First off, Sausalito is awesome. Secondly, Lappert's is…read morealso awesome! The staff is so kind and helpful. The ice cream is amazing. The location is so relaxing. We'll certainly be back.

like this place!…read more PROs: The best things about this place is -clean and well organized -the convenience of being nearby, -the pleasant staff, -and it has an attached coffee shop. (Separate business) CONs: Prices: As should be expected, You pay a lot for the convenience. Prices of everything are at least double what you would pay at a grocery store. For example: a pint of Ben and Jerrys ice cream costs almost $13 HOURS: I am an early riser and would go there more often if they were open earlier Currently, They do not open until 7:30am.

Walking distance from the GG Ferry. Lots of local items and things you don't find, in other stores,…read more we enjoy picking up a few items here. Just to try... and of course we enjoy the fresh food here, lotions, granola, chips, drinks and more. Pick up some drinks, granola, ice cream, chips, great smelling soap etc.

Last time we came here for Buffalo soft serve and it was replaced by Jersey cow soft serve. I'm a…read moresucker for soft serve so I had to come back to try this. It's better than Strauss. It's a lot thicker and creamier than the Strauss soft serve. I was impressed. I'm glad that they now serve the Jersey cow soft serve because the Buffalo one was pretty boring and too sweet. They no longer serve the Buffalo soft serve because the company was bought out and now they use the Buffalo milk for other items like cheese and no longer sell it for soft serve. Love this little market and if I move to Sausalito, I would be coming here quite often. And not just for the soft serve. They have a lot of very interesting items here. The items are all marked up a bit but otherwise good quality items and the food looks good. I've enjoyed their hot lunch here. All the prepare Foods look good too. I normally go across the street to Joinery for lunch then stroll down here for a soft serve.

Got this message from "Christopher B" blaming me for what i was charged by the store. I assume this…read moreperson works at Drivers: "There is no way two tomatoes cost $19-20. Your herbal soda was likely $6. So you likely were inadvertently overcharged (it happens with some of the older ladies who do check out), and you should have brought it up right then. Who doesn't pay attention to what you're being charged? In any event, those tomatoes aren't 2# each. You should rethink your unfair review and take responsibility for your inattentiveness first." What a busy body. Anyway, no, i didn't know what i was charged until i left the store. As anyone can probably attest to, pretty often these days when being rung up, the checker doesn't say the total anymore - they just scan your items and tell you to tap. So no, i didn't know what i was being charged at the time but this doesn't make the egregious pricing my fault, but nice try "Christopher B."