Location: Sausalito
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Sausalito is just a ferry ride across the bay and offers unique tours, attractions such as “Bay Model” and “Bay Area Discovery Museum,” enchanting boutique shops, art studios and galleries and a wide selection of restaurants, outdoor cafes and bistros, many with stunning views back across the bay to the city.
Restaurants in Sausalito
1. Soulstice Mind + Body Spa
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 33 reviews
Boutique massage therapy spa offering Swedish, deep tissue, sports massage, Reiki, prenatal, trigger point and more! With five treatment rooms, we are happy to accommodate couples, small groups and families. Open evenings and weekends. Conveniently located minutes off Highway 101 in beautiful Sausalito, just over the Golden Gate Bridge from San Francisco.
Reviewed By roaminSF - San Francisco, United States
I love this place. I have gone to multiple different massage therapists and I have been impressed with all. I like going to different people as they all have a different style. Staff is super friendly. Calm environment.
2. Hanson of Sonoma Tasting Room at Hanson Gallery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 14 reviews
Enjoy a unique tasting of organic grape-based vodka in the sleepy artist community of Sausalito. Sip cocktails and savor caviar while enjoying sweeping views of San Francisco and the bay area. Learn both how to taste vodka and how it’s distilled and explore the extensive art collection of Hanson Gallery.
Reviewed By M8172KZbrianw - Sausalito, United States
Had a great time with a friend here. Stopped to look at the art and found the bar upstairs. Had a delicious vodka cocktail of Mango & Hanson’s organic Vodka, the bartender Shannon was really friendly & knowledgeable about all aspects of the gallery & local neighborhood. Stop in, it’s worth a visit!
3. San Francisco Bay Model
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 160 reviews
The world's largest working model of San Francisco Bay.
Reviewed By photomagica
Full disclosure - I'm a visual artist working in photography and the Bay Model Visitor Center hosted a show of my work of the San Francisco Bay Salt Ponds in its lovely gallery. It hosts a rotating array of shows throughout the year, mostly of regional artists but occasionally including and international artist such as myself. The model itself is vast and informative. This is a great location to learn about San Francisco Bay environment, engineering and history. Admission is free and the rangers that operate the Bay model are friendly, knowledgeable and very helpful.
4. Bubble Street Gallery
5. Madrigal Family Winery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 17 reviews
On August 1st, the Madrigal Family Winery of Napa Valley, a Bacchus Capital portfolio company, opened its new tasting room at 819 Bridgeway in the heart of Sausalito. Since the 1930's, three generations of the Madrigal family have been farming some of Napa's finest vineyards and have always been known for their old-world hospitality; adding a second tasting room is a natural evolution of the family's history. The new Madrigal Winery tasting room is the first and only Sausalito tasting room to be opened by a "brick and mortar" Napa Valley winery.
Reviewed By MarCat11 - Atlanta, United States
After a long day of walking and sight seeing, we found this small and cozy tasting room. I’ve long been a fan of Madrigal wine so I was so happy to be able to stop and enjoy some of the wine with a cheese plate. The staff is very welcoming and helpful and the wine was worth the wait. I ordered a “mystery” case to be sent home to Georgia. Twice the wine for the price because you let them select the it. Since I love all of the Madrigal wines, I went for it. Perfect end to the day, sitting outside sipping on a glass of Cabernet. ????
6. Educational Tall Ship
7. No Name Bar
8. The Cooking School at Cavallo Point
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 15 reviews
The Cavallo Point Cooking School is an intimate place to taste, create and explore. Filled with natural light and top-of-the line culinary equipment, the Cooking School offers an ever-changing roster of cooking classes and programs flavored by the bounty of organic offerings from the San Francisco Bay Area. All classes are led with a keen eye toward seasonality, sustainability and stewardship.
9. Petri's Gallery
10. Heath Ceramics
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 42 reviews
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