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    Sailor and The Dock

    4.9 (16 reviews)
    Closed 4:30 pm - 8:30 PM

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    Carman H.

    I loved this mimosa tasting ,along with the amazing stories of Sailor and the doc .the fruit is from California and no pesticides. So delicious and amazing experience.

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    Jahaziel H.

    I absolutely love spaces like Sailor & the Dock. It's a 100 year old warehouse downtown that was remodeled and repurposed to be a hub for arts and small businesses. It's a super cool and unique space for events and the coolest thing is that everything they do is eco-conscious. The first time I heard about the space was when I was looking at potential dance venues. They host a monthly social every fourth Friday and I was able to attend. A lot of the shops were closed since it was late, but they all look amazing. There's a bookshop, a bulk refill shop, a plant store, a coffee house, bakery, boutique and even a crystal shop. I look forward to returning when they are open. They also have pop up vendors every Saturday and Sunday. The founder was welcoming everyone as they were coming in the door, which was a super nice gesture, especially for those of us who hadn't been there before. He generously gave me a tour and showed me the spaces that are available for events. In the middle of the space there's a sailboat, which I realized later, is the bar! That's hands down the coolest bar I've ever seen. They don't serve hard liquor but they serve healthy mocktails with fresh ingredients, local beer and selected wine. Their website has more information about leasing for various options and applications for each. They seem to provide a lot of support and resources to its tenants. The space in the back where the dance social was also has a big garage door which can remain open during cool days. Check out their amazing lineup of events on their site. There's always something fun going on.

    Tim T.

    This is a truly awesome event space, and I will write a review about the bookstore here next time. New spaces like Abe's (which I believe serves food) will be moving in, and Que Bella Bakery is in here as well. Moreover, there are vacant spots (there used to be a honey milk tea place) so expect new businesses to be available soon. Definitely check this place out!

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    2 months ago

    Such a fabulous and creative place. Interesting and unique programming. Enjoyed visiting and will return frequently.

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    1 day ago

    Such a cute little hidden space. You must check it out. You'll be surprised! We had a girls day out and stumbled on this gem.

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    4 months ago

    Beautiful place, we ate in the Puerto Rican restaurant and it was really good. Tripleta and tostones... tasty!!

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    5 months ago

    Been going on Saturdays and Carman is always amazing! She's super nice and attentive.

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    1 year ago

    Super friendly and attentive service. Nice atmosphere and Carman is an awesome bartender.

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    1 year ago

    Farry Boutique- love this shop! Super cute and Farry is so sweet and personable. Great customer service. Will shop here again!

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