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    No Name Bar

    3.9 (172 reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 2:00 AM (Next day)

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    What's the vibe?
    Casual
    Live music
    Moderate noise
    Dogs allowed

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    Outdoor patio
    Renee L.

    It was my friend's birthday so we had to stop by to grab a drink. I ordered a cider while she got one of their mixed drinks the Sausalito punch. The bartender was super kind and offered a complimentary drink on the house bc of her birthday. This place has an outdoor patio which was a nice spot to hang around and chat.

    Sign hanging in the place
    Yuri H.

    Just the average dive bar. Nothing special. I couldn't wait around for the band to play. Which may have changed my perspective. I saw them setting up. And I do think it's awesome they have free nightly jazz which is rare. Service was great, greeted as soon as I walked in. They were eager and ready to serve.The one drink I had, margarita was strong. And halfway through it no longer tasted bad and delivered a kick. If you're looking for a reasonable place with no frills in Sausalito then this is your place.

    Live music (Jake Soffer)
    Annabelle R.

    This bar is located in a touristy area of Sausalito, near the water. The venue is clean and cute with the walls randomly decorated with sports memorabilia, musician artworks, and masks. Beautiful colored lighting, a cozy patio in the back with additional seating, and a small stage in the main space, with live music between 8:30-11:00pm on a Sunday night. We enjoyed the soft sounds of Jake Soffer this past weekend, playing originals as well as covers ranging from Justin Bieber to the Beatles, on the electric guitar, with a bit of looping as well. The place had steady business during the hours of live entertainment, but was pretty empty afterward and later into the night. Finding seating was not an issue around 9pm. Can't speak for parking since it was a Sunday night and we just walked over from our hotel. Service was great, the bar staff checking on us to make sure we had everything we needed. Drinks were standard, decent cocktails and pretty cheap compared to other similar places. Cool bar with a laid back atmosphere. I'd recommend it, especially when they have live music.

    Ultima M.

    Walked up on this place by accident but it was the best kinda of accident to ever happen DRINKS TO GO sign lured me to stop Quick friendly service, drinks were good/refreshing. Well stocked bar, glad they are open during covid

    Saint Hugo
    Dealan E.

    A "touch of Sausalito family" service with Saint Hugo! The bar has a warm and welcoming atmosphere reminiscent of the close-knit community and hospitality found in Sausalito, a charming waterfront town in California.

    Super fun dude!
    Carrie jo D.

    What a fun place to go before dinner , or a lazy afternoon noon. St. Hugo is the best bar

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    Pearl B.

    Stopped in while in the area after a hike , staff and good drinks . Watched the Olympics while enjoying drinks .

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    Thank you to Hugo and Mikayla. Amazing hospitality and such genuine people. Also the live music everyday always a plus. Mahalo guys

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    Ask the Community - No Name Bar

    Do they carry NA beer? Looks like a fun spot and I need to venture out of San Rafael.

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    The Bartender Lyon is one of my favorites, have been coming for years on a Monday to see Kimrea & the Dream Dogs for years.

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    This is a clean ass dive bar. It was a good vibe. Felt like I was back in school in Wisconsin. They…read morehad three or four pool tables and shuffleboard. The bartenders are nice. They got pretty crowded. Definitely not for the tech bro, but if you're a Midwest menace like me, this is the place to be. I enjoyed it a lot. It was definitely locals and young crowds in our twenties, a couple of OGs. I thought it was a good vibe and would definitely come back here. Definitely on my secret spots. I don't think it's for everybody, but if you're someone who has been in the bar scene and into a Big Ten school kind of vibe, this is it.

    Wow. Just wow. We just moved to the neighborhood, so this one genuinely disappoints me. I want our…read morelocal businesses to thrive, and I fully expected this to become a place we'd come back to regularly. Saturday afternoon, casual drinks. After a couple of beers, I was thinking about switching to a martini and playfully asked the bartender, "How are your martini skills?" That was it. Instead of taking it in the lighthearted spirit in which it was intended--or even simply saying she didn't appreciate the question--the bartender reacted as though I'd said something deeply offensive. She walked away visibly upset and refused to serve me. What made the experience particularly strange was what happened next. The other bartender came over to find out what was going on. I explained exactly what I'd said and that there was no insult or disrespect intended; I was literally just opening a conversation about ordering a martini. Rather than defusing an incredibly minor misunderstanding, she doubled down, insisted that my question was somehow inappropriate, and reinforced the refusal to serve me. At that point, I left. I've spent plenty of time in bars and restaurants, and I can't remember another experience where such an innocuous interaction was interpreted with this much hostility. People misunderstand each other sometimes. Professional hospitality means giving a customer a reasonable benefit of the doubt, communicating like an adult, and resolving a minor misunderstanding--not immediately assuming ill intent and escalating it. What concerns me most is that this wasn't one bartender having an off moment. Both bartenders independently chose escalation over hospitality, which makes me wonder whether this reflects a broader culture problem. As a new neighbor, that's especially disappointing. I genuinely want the businesses in this neighborhood to succeed. But hospitality requires a baseline level of professionalism, emotional intelligence, and generosity toward customers. Based on this experience, I won't be returning.

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    Corner table

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    The Trident was a beloved institution on the ground floor of an iconic Sausalito building, and it's…read morecertainly sad to see it close. That said, the building still has so much potential and I'm excited to see who eventually brings new life to the space. In the meantime, something really special is happening upstairs. ERIA, located on the top floor, has been hosting incredible events that bring so much energy to the community. I've attended a few of their ticketed events and they were amazing, and I've also been lucky enough to attend some private parties there as well. The last time I was there, the owner was doing an interview series and shared parts of her story. Hearing about what she built from such a young age, despite people doubting her, was honestly inspiring. You can see how much heart and hard work goes into what she's created. Her venue was actually the first place I ever visited in Sausalito, and it's what made me fall in love with the town and keep coming back. Sausalito should treasure businesses like this--they bring life, creativity, and community to the area. If you're curious about what's happening in the building now, I highly recommend checking out ERIA on the top floor.

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    Buckeye Roadhouse

    4.0(1.9k reviews)
    2.5 mi
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    I reserved a table for us being that it was a friday and on a holiday weekend. We arrived early so…read morethat we could hopefully sit down earlier but they didn't have my reservation. The hostess was really nice and she said no worries we can get you a table. There was only two of us so that's probably why it wasn't a problem. We sat down and right away they brought us water to the table. Our waiter came over shortly afterwards to see if we wanted drinks. We ordered a couple glasses of wine and the smoked wings and wedge salad to start. Our wines came out right away and then our wings and salad. It was pretty quick considering they looked pretty busy. Of course the wines were delicious (Zin, Pinot Noir). The salad was pretty basic wedge but good and they made it for two which was good. The wings were cooked perfect, just enough smoke on them, and a little crispy. For our entree we ordered the Ribeye to split between us. The ribeye came out not to much later, it looked good. They also split that for us so that was really nice. The Ribeye was cooked perfect (med rare), a good grill marks on it, great seasoning on it. It came with a herb butter and some kind if dipping sauce as well. Both were really flavorful but the herb butter was the best. Also, the mini baked potato was delicious as well. The steak didn't even need any sauces because the seasoning flavor was already there. For dessert we ordered sticky toffee pudding. It was the best Sticky Toffee pudding I've ever had. I wanted to lick the plate dry. Kiudos. The service was pretty good throughtout the dinner which was nice. I thought they wouldve comped the dessert since it was my girlfriends birthday but they didn't but that's ok.

    I remembered going to the Buckeye years ago, so when we needed a spot between SF and Sonoma County…read moreto meet up with friends the Buckeye fit the bill perfectly! I had the Paper Plane, split the roasted artichoke (asked for garlic aioli with our tarragon sauce and the aioli hit the spot, and the artichoke was perfectly prepared), and ordered The Cobb Salad as my main! It was delicious -- phenomenal shrimp, lots of bacon. The Buckeye is a gorgeous restaurant and our server Enrico deserves an A+ for service, recommendations and friendly banter! Can't wait to go back!

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    Lots of empty seating but packed bar

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    Lemon cake with raspberry sauce. Yummm

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    My friend and I took a day trip to Sausalito and were in the mood for Italian food, we happened to…read morestumble upon Poggio Trattoria. The ladies at the front desk welcomed us with a smile, we knew we had picked the right place! It was a perfect day to sit outside and enjoy the beautiful ambiance. My friend said it reminded her of a side walk cafe in Europe! Our waiter was Italian and charming. We enjoyed the Pizza Margarita and the Shrimp Pasta which were both delicious! We look forward to our next visit.

    Three of us had lunch at Poggio Trattoria on a warm, sunny Saturday afternoon. We were seated…read moreoutdoors and the people watching was great! As usual, we ordered a salad, a pizza, and a pasta to share family style. For the salad, we had the pesca with the fresh peaches and goat cheese; I think this was my favorite item. We had the pizza with the figs and the tagliatelle as our other two dishes. Both the pizza and pasta were good, but neither stood out as "must reorder" items. For the cost, the portions were not huge, so it as a very light lunch. No matter, there were plenty of ice cream shops nearby for a dessert topper! It was nice that they gave us carbonated water for the table at no extra charge; most restaurants only offer still water. Service was a bit slow, but we were in no hurry, so it was fine. Food and service were good enough that I would return the next time I'm in Sausalito.

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