We were walking by, and we saw this sign saying they had chocolate Dubai bars, of course we had to…read morego and get some. Also a lot of variety of candies, you grab a little basket and the price will depend on the weight, we got some mango chili, banana, watermelon, strawberry, and some other flavors. Great cashier, really nice guy.

Munchies Candy looks like it should be amazing, but even though at first blush they seem to…read morespecialize in old timey candy, they actually carry very little that's unique or interesting. Their selection is fairly basic and the amount that's available is small as they use boxes to disguise how much product they actually have on hand, which gives the candy a leftover from many Halloweens ago aged vibe. The service was disinterested and cold, which was especially showcased when a friend of the cashier came in and she gave them an incredibly warm greeting. Overall, with poor service and wares it's an absolute skip.

This place has been all over my instagram, so I finally tried it when we went to Sausalito with…read morefriends. We samples 2 flavors and ended up getting the Chocolate Macadamia Nut. The place was super packed and busy since we went on a weekend, but the line moved fast. You can sit and enjoy your ice cream there, but there might be just 2 tables, so it's better to do takeout. Coming back to try more flavors! This was right after our Hawaii trip, so we loved seeing the Hawaiian flavors there.

Stopped by Lappert's after dinner and I was surprised to see a lot of Hawaiian themed flavors in…read morethis tiny shop. My lady and I ended up sharing a scoop of Caramel Coconut Macadamia Nut! Their single scoop felt like 1.5 scoops or even 2, it was very bigger than expected and really really delicious and creamy. On a fairly busy day (like when we went) it gets pretty crowded as there are multiple workers helping multiple guest so it got pretty difficult to see the rest of the flavors in the other areas. Other than that we really liked this place as it hit the spot for an ice cream fix after dinner!

I could not recommend any single cafe more than this one if you are in the area…read more Every pastry behind that counter is amazing. I come here at least once a week on a bike ride and I have a wonderful time without fail. Sit and look at the water, talk to the man behind the counter. He always has a fun quip to start the day. There is a bathroom in the back. It feels really old fashioned and legit. Love this spot. The same guy is working there every time I go and he always has a smile on his face. Dog friendly and biker friendly. Just got blueberry banana bread for the first time today and while my bike home was a bit slower, it was worth it.

Local bakeries are my weakness, so I had to stop by this spot after seeing their giant pastries and…read morecookies. The location is beautiful right by the water and has such a cozy, homey feel. I ordered the giant cinnamon roll and a large oatmeal cookie to take on the road. Unfortunately, neither lived up to my expectations. The cinnamon roll was more like plain bread with very little cinnamon flavor or frosting, and the oatmeal cookie tasted more like flour than oats or spices. As an SF native who's tried a lot of great bakeries, this one just didn't stand out. I really wanted to love it because the setting is so relaxing and beautiful, but the baked goods fell short for me.

We had a wonderful lunch here during our first visit to Sausalito. The food was outstanding, the…read morewaterfront views were beautiful, and being able to sit outside with our dog was a huge plus for us. This is definitely on the more expensive side, but for a special lunch or a first-time visit, we felt it was worth it. The quality of the food, the atmosphere, and the location made for a memorable experience. The only service issue we experienced was at the beginning of our meal. It took approximately 15-20 minutes before we received water, and guest ( they knew pretty well ) arrived after us appeared to be served immediately by 3 different servants with water and wine. We felt a bit overlooked and unwelcomed during that time. However, I do want to give credit to our waiter, who recognized the delay and apologized, which we appreciated. One additional surprise was being charged $2 for hot water with lemon. As someone who does not drink iced water, I often order hot water with lemon and have never been charged for it before. On a lunch bill approaching $150, that charge felt unnecessary and a little unwelcoming. It certainly wasn't about the $2 itself, but rather the principle of it. That said, the food and overall experience were excellent. I would not take any stars away because this place is truly a gem with delicious food, gorgeous views, and a welcoming outdoor dining area for guests with dogs. Highly recommended, especially for visitors looking for a memorable waterfront dining experience in Sausalito.

Took a trip to Sausalito for a date and we happened to stumble upon Scoma's while my lady and I…read morewere just walking around! The interior of the restaurant gives a totally different vibe than outside. We got seated fairly quickly and our server was very friendly and gave great-sounding recommendations. My lady and I ended up ordering the Curried Cashew Ling Cod, Lobster Fettuccine and Calamari Fritte. We couldn't find any pictures on Yelp on the fettuccine since it was a special so we definitely wanted to try it. Everything was very delicious with my only concern was wishing the cod had a little more flavor. To me it tasted a little plain but everything else was amazing. Definitely a nice little cozy spot and I'm glad my lady and I visited.

Stopped by for a Happy Hour $10 spritz. They had several types. Delicious! Nice, outdoor seating…read moreto enjoy the view of the bay.

So I just ordered a croque madam. It came out so incredibly soggy that I couldn't eat it. I've…read moreattached the instructions on how to make it since your rude waiter wanted to argue with the table about it. I have never dealt with such a rude man. In what world does a waiter argue with a customer. In what world does a man think it's appropriate to yell at a woman who is just telling them her food is too soggy to eat. Fire that man. I'm a local and I will be talking shit to all my people about how much this place sucks. I wouldn't have had such a strong feeling if the waiter wasn't such a po towards my mom. I've been trained in French cooking and I am telling you what I was served was not a croque madame. Read a French cookbook it's not hard. Also if I'm going to be so honest, the egg was over cooked and yall were so cheap with the crab on the Benedict. Now I know why the restaurant was empty. How It's Made Prep: Brush bread with Dijon mustard and layer with ham and Gruyère.Toast: Fry the sandwich in butter until golden brown and the cheese begins to melt.Bake/Broil: Top the sandwich with a layer of Béchamel and more cheese. Broil in the oven until bubbling and browned.Finish: While the sandwich is broiling, fry an egg sunny-side up. Top the hot sandwich with the egg and serve immediately.

I'm not one to eat pizza crusts. In fact when I'm eating pizza I shamelessly leave a pile of crusts…read moreon my plate. Sandrino was the exception. Not sure if it's their oven or their crust ingredients but this crust-dodging Yelper finished every crumb. Sandrino had lots of seating outdoors which is perfect for mild Sausalito weather. I ordered the Stracciatella San Daniele ($27) which was a tomato-based pizza that had stracciatella (inside of burrata), aged prosciutto crudo and topped with Arugula. In my excitement of taking a photo, I knocked the pizza over. It was akin to dropping your ice cream on the sidewalk. I was so irritated and sad! The kind servers picked it up and made another one at no charge. Totally recommend this spot! And I'll be back!

A chill family vibe, the inside of this restaurant is adorned with pictures of family and friends…read moremaking you feel like you're in their home. It's a short walk from the main street in Sausalito and has a distinctly local feel to it. The service was prompt and friendly. They do add a 10% service charge to the tab for the wellness of their employees. They have a brick oven and serve thin crust pizzas. We got the pizza with cooked ham and truffles and absolutely enjoyed it. We ended our meal with some delectable home made tiramisu which would make me drive back here just for it!

I'm not a huge coffee person. I'm also extremely sensitive to caffeine…read more The workers here on 8/12 at 1:30pm are all extremely nice. I got the white chocolate latte with soy milk. It was a tad bitter for me, (definitely a me problem) but the barista was super nice and was able to pour a bit more milk in my drink. Now its perfect for me. :) The atmosphere was super chill too! Close to the boardwalk if you're visiting town. Please support this coffee spot!

I think the attitude of the baristas could be improved. I had asked for a coffee iced with the…read morecashier and received it hot. I was asked by 2 different baristas if I had "really" asked for it iced. I understand the frustration of having to redo something but the way it was approached was disappointing. Once I received the coffee it was okay. I had come with others who did not like the hot mocha. Very little chocolate flavoring. The allergen friendly options were disappointing. They had several but they all had multiple allergens and were stored together. There was an almond cookie, walnut brownie and a sesame pastry all stored within the same container. As someone with allergies that cannot have cross contamination having all of the options in the same case was upsetting. I cannot have sesame and someone else I was with has a nut allergy while also being gluten free. The atmosphere was quiet. There were several regulars asking where people were traveling from and a nice back patio to enjoy the coffee. It was a beautiful town to walk around but for the future I will check out another one of the available coffee shops on the same block.