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• Dining style Casual Elegant
• Price $31 to $50
• Cuisines Californian, Dining Bar, Cocktail Bar
• Hours of operation Lunch Wed–Fri 11:30 am–5:30 pm Sat, Sun 11:00 am–2:00 pm Dinner Wed–Sun 5:30 pm–9:00 pm Bar Wed–Sun 5:30 pm–9:00 pm
• Phone number (628) 261-9267
• Website https://ditasmarin.com/
• Payment options AMEX, Discover, Mastercard, Visa
• Dress code Business Casual
• Private party facilities Dita's Coastal Restaurant in Sausalito offers a picturesque waterfront venue with a focus on coastal Californian cuisine and exceptional service. From customizable event menus to versatile spaces, we ensure unforgettable gatherings tailored to your needs.
• Private party contact Nikita Khandheria: (415) 758-8762
• Location 562 Bridgeway, Sausalito, CA 94965-2206
• Neighborhood Sausalito
• Parking details Valet
• Additional Banquet, Bar/Lounge, Beer, BYO Wine, Cocktails, Corkage Fee, Full Bar, Gluten-free Options, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking, Outdoor Firepit, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Vegan, View, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine

Experiences

Dinner on the water.

Brunch at Ditas

Seafood & Raw

Oysters (6) $24.00.

Asian Pear & Spanish Black Radish Mignonette, Tarragon Oil

Oysters (12) $45.00

Shrimp cocktail (gf)* $19.00.

Head-on Prawns (7), Cocktail Sauce, Lemon

Ceviche* $23.00

Salmon Belly, Jalapeño, celery, Leche de Tigre

Fall Green Salad $15.00

Herb Emulsion, Pole Beans, Grapes, Pistachio, Shiso, Fennel & Avocado

Beet & Chicory Salad $18.00

Winter Citrus, Cheddar-Blue Cheese, Black Walnut Vinaigrette

Little Gem Caesar Salad $16.00

Winter Squash Crema, Parmesan Crisps, Fried Capers

Roasted Carrot-Ginger Soup $13.00

Lime Creme Fraîche, Ginger Oil, Chilii

Broccoli soup $18.00

White cheddar Profiterole and Prosciutto

Clam Chowder* $17.00

Bacon Lardons, Manila Clams, Yukon Gold Potato

Truffle Fries (Vegetarian) $17.00

Périgord Black Truffle Butter, Shaved Parmesan Cheese

Dungeness Crab Cake $24.00

Curried Egg Yolk Jam, Frisée, Blood Orange

Caprese (Vegetarian) $21.00

Mozzarella, Bartlett Pear, Sungold Tomatoes, Melon

Duck Tacos (2) $16.00

Duck Confit, Kimchi, Gruyere, Scallion Curls, Crispy Wonton Shell

Duck Tacos (4) $28.00

Wagyu tacos (2) $23.00.

Jimmy Nardello Pepper Aioli, Pickled Red Onion, Fresno Chili

Wagyu Tacos (4) $42.00

Mushroom tacos (2) (vegetarian) $15.00.

Smoked Jalapeño Adobo, Maitake & Shiitake Mushrooms, Burnt Orange Crema

Mushroom Tacos (4) (Vegetarian) $26.00

Seared calamari $21.00.

Charred Bean Puree, Roasted Eggplant, Pickled Gypsy Peppers

Ditas Burger $26.00

Bacon Preserve, Butter Lettuce, Bone marrow Onions, Emmentaler, on a Pretzel Bun OR Veggie Burger Patty (Black Chickpea, Red Quinoa, Lentils) Pickled Carrots, Vegan Aioli, Butter Lettuce, Emmentaler with French Fries (sub Truffle Fries $8)

P.E.I. Mussels & House-Made Tagliatelle $32.00

Spanish Chorizo, Santa Maria Chili Butter, White Sherry

Baked Lobster Mac & Cheese $28.00

Maine Lobster, Comté Cheese, Bread Crumbs

Baked Lobster Mac & Cheese $52.00

Chicken sandwich $24.00.

Smoked Chili Aioli, Brassica Slaw, “January’s Horseradish Pickles” served with French Fries (sub Truffle Fries $8)

Lobster Roll $36.00

Maine Lobster, Sauce Bérnaise, Fines Herbes

Roasted Carrot Risotto (Vegetarian) $32.00

Braised Artichoke, Triple Crème Brie, Brown Butter Mousse, Toasted Hazelnuts

King Salmon (GF) $34.00

Szechuan Chili Oil, Caulilini, Yuzu Beurre Blanc, Crispy Alliums

Scallops (GF) $42.00

Celery root puree, Charred avocado, Winter citrus, Trout Roe

Australian Lamb Rack (GF)* $58.00

Potato Pave, Roasted Carrots, Spiced Carrot Jus

Mishima Reserve Wagyu Strip Loin - 6oz. (GF) $58.00

Potato Rossini, Bloomsdale Spinach, Thumbelina carrots

Vegetables Provençal $26.00

Artichoke, Fennel, Thumbelina Carrots

Butter Glazed Pole Beans (GF) $10.00

Shallot, Garlic

Ditas Bread $10.00

Miso Butter, Seasonal Jam, Toasted Nori, Maldon Salt

Yukon Gold Potato Puree $10.00

Butter, Cream, Chives

Roasted Carrots $8.00

Olive Oil, Honey, Rosemary

Brussel sprouts (GF) $10.00

Brown Butter Vinaigrette

Roasted Caulilini $8.00

Butter, Garlic, Crispy Shallots

Parmesan Roasted Broccoli $8.00

Calabrian Chili, Toasted Cashew

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Sausalito Yacht Club

100 Humboldt Ave, Sausalito, CA 94965 Phone 415-332-7400

Neighborhood:   Downtown Sausalito & Ferry Pier .   Website is here .  Small off-street parking lot adjacent to Sausalito City lot.  Members only.

The Sausalito Yacht Club was founded in 1942 by a group of teenagers (the oldest was only 16) who had signed on to care for the boats of many Bay Area residents after they entered military service with the US entry into World War II.  Almost 70 years later the club has achieved greater size and stature, but continues its commitment to sponsoring boat races, youth sailing and community support.

Membership is open to people who have boats in Sausalito or live in the area and who have an interest in boating.

The clubhouse is located adjacent to the Sausalito Ferry pier , between the Ferry and the Spinnaker Restaurant .

We have been guests of Members at SYC events.  Their bar and dining room serve excellent food and have great views, especially out on the patio.

Sausalito Yacht Club

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• 100 Humboldt Avenue Sausalito CA 94966
• (415) 332-7400
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Sailing and cruising club founded in 1942 to promote maritime activities and sail training for youth and adults. Full bar and restaurant.

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Where to Eat and Drink While Catching Some Rays in Sunny Sausalito

A guide to dining and drinking in this bayside town

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Sausalito is the Bay Area town with the dock by the Bay, the one for sitting by . Otis Redding’s famous relationship to the Mediterranean-esque Sausalito is well-known — more talked about than the pirates who took the law to task through their houseboat coalition — but perhaps less-discussed is the coastal enclave’s sunny weather and stellar views of the city. There is an abundance of dining options for a city whose name means “small willow grove.” For a satisfying meal or an afternoon cocktail before you jump back on the ferry or, perhaps, a bike, here are 16 great restaurants in Sausalito.

Kitti's Place

Lisa is serving and her mother is in the kitchen at this homey restaurant where loyal locals are on a first-name basis. For more than two decades, home-cooked Thai food and Asian-influenced dishes have earned accolades from Kitti’s Place admirers. Tucked away in a strip mall at the northern end of town, friendly customer service means a warm greeting from Lisa’s father, Kitti, and a complimentary bowl of soup while you wait.

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If you live in Sausalito, you already know about family-run Avatar’s, which has been serving California-ified Indian food since 1989. The menu blends Mexican, Indian, and other global influences meaning you can order Punjabi enchiladas stuffed with jerk chicken along with a side of samosas. Just save room for Avatar’s Dream, a specialty dessert of almond gelato cake with chocolate, pistachios, mango, and rose petal sauce.

Fish. is a little off the beaten ferry path, but getting there is worth the effort. It's all about sustainable seafood, including a raw seafood market for locals. Check the chalkboard for the daily catch, order at the counter, and sit at an outdoor picnic table beside the harbor to enjoy a generous portion of whatever’s fresh. In season, the Dungeness crab roll should catch your attention.

This former garage with indoor-outdoor seating is Sausalito with a French accent. It's a bit of a walk from where the ferry docks are, so you'll probably work up an appetite finding the place. But once you're there, you'll find a panorama of sailboats on Sausalito Bay with French-influenced dishes like croque monsieur, French toast, moules, and pommes frites.

Fred's Coffee Shop

A local stalwart since 1966, Fred's Coffee Shop will make you feel like a Sausalito insider. The millionaire’s bacon keeps everybody coming back, and you can get yours with eggs Benedict, scrambled eggs and toast, lemon ricotta pancakes, or deep-fried French toast, and bottomless mimosas.

The Bump Bar

California Caviar Company has long been a favorite of some of the Bay Area’s top chefs but if you want to go directly to the source, you can belly up to the company’s Bump Bar where the menu is blanketed in decadent fish roe. Order plates like beef tartare or hamachi crudo or go for caviar by the gram perhaps with a bottle of something bubbly. Hours are somewhat limited so call ahead or email for a reservation.

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The Joinery has been a hit with Sausalito locals and tourists who just biked over the bridge since it opened in early 2017. Fans love the fried chicken sandwich, although hearty salads including a radicchio Caesar and heaping bowls of Brussels sprouts are sleeper hits. Order in the front, take a number, and grab a seat — the views of the bay from the dock out back will make you whistle.

Make your choice from a dozen thin-crust sourdough pizza toppings including pepperoni, prosciutto, pork sausage, pear, and more to enjoy at an outdoor table where a small Richardson Bay beach and a bocce court add atmosphere. Order the signature sangria to accompany starters such as meatballs and chicken wings while a winning pizza is fired up. Note the date night magnet: a fire pit.

Charms of Sausalito aside, this top-rated sushi restaurant is reason enough for a trip. Much of the fish is imported from Tokyo’s famous Tsukiji market before being served as simple sashimi or bundled into maki rolls. Alternatively, go with locally sourced favorites, such as a silky, buttery miso-glazed black cod with pea shoots, one of the reasons owner Yoshi Tome has received international acclaim for 30 years.

The Spinnaker

Visible on the ferry approach to Sausalito, this old school spot doesn’t need to advertise its fabulous views, which is good, since this grande dame restaurant is a bit stuck in the 20th century. However, a simple Caesar salad and clam chowder by sunset is a show, as San Francisco skyscrapers light up in the sun’s reflection.

Northern Italian comfort food meets comfy old-world interiors at this well-loved trattoria on Sausalito’s main drag, which recently got some love on Apple TV’s The Last Thing He Told Me . The owner’s spring-fed organic garden contributes freshness and a wood-fired rotisserie provides market specialties to an extensive daily changing menu with plenty of pasta and antipasti.

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Copita Tequileria y Comida

Copita co-owner Joanne Weir wrote the book ( literally ) on tequila, so it’s easy to understand why this petite restaurant stocks such a vast array of agave spirits. Go for chips and salsa to start, fried pork belly tacos served on house-made corn tortillas, and wood-roasted chicken served at an outdoor table in the sun. A house margarita is a must.

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Napa Valley Burger Company

Casual dining options are a little harder to come by on Sausalito's main drag, which is probably why you’ll find this small burger joint often packed to the gills. Housed in a historic brick building, this restaurant specializes, as you may have guessed, in hefty burgers, which can be topped with bacon, guacamole, or pinot noir marinated mushrooms.

Angelino Restaurant

Hitting this local staple is encouraged, be it for the excellent pastry bar , open most mornings and doling out apple and pecan pies, or the sit-down restaurant, serving pizza and focaccia at night. It’s right on the main drag, so you’ll have plenty of opportunity to people-watch and soak up some bay views.

Ditas moved into the space above the Trident in early 2023 and serves a four-course prix fixe menu ($120) in an impressive setting just off the water. Choose from starters such as oysters in apple and watermelon radish mignonette or summer salad of Sungold tomatoes followed by larger plates like miso Chilean sea bass, wagyu strip loin, and a “veggieloaf.”

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The Trident

The Trident's 19th-century pedigree as a former yacht club explains its enviable waterfront position enhanced by great city views. More famous for its ’60s and ’70s musical legacy than for its food, the Trident was a spirited hangout for rock stars like Janis Joplin, Bob Dylan, Joan Baez, Jerry Garcia, and The Rolling Stones. Clam chowder, fish tacos, and hearty cioppino reign.

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Attacks in Russia’s Belgorod: What we know so far

Ukraine has denied any involvement in a daring cross-border assault that threatens to further escalate the war.

Fifteen months after Moscow’s troops invaded Ukraine, one of the largest and most daring cross-border attacks since the war began has been carried out in Russia.

On Monday, two anti-Kremlin groups – the Russian Volunteer Corps (RVC) and Freedom of Russia Legion – claimed responsibility for the incursion in the Belgorod region.

Fighting continued for a second day early on Tuesday. A dozen people are reportedly wounded and some residents have been evacuated.

Later on Tuesday, Russia’s Defence Ministry said that the units it blamed had been forced back into Ukrainian territory. More than 70 attackers have been killed, the ministry said, a figure that was not possible to verify.

After accusing Ukraine, Russia opened a “terrorism” investigation. Officials in Kyiv say they had nothing to do with the attacks.

Here is what we know so far:

Where is Belgorod?

Russia’s Belgorod province borders Ukraine’s Luhansk, Sumy and Kharkiv regions.

It is about 600km (373 miles) from the Russian capital, Moscow, and has been a front-line region, serving as a vital base for the Kremlin’s armed forces to launch attacks towards Ukraine.

But Belgorod has also exposed Russian vulnerabilities.

Moscow accidentally bombed Belgorod city last month, while f uel and ammunition stores in the region have been rocked by explosions since the start of the war.

What happened in Belgorod?

Early on Monday, Belgorod Governor Vyacheslav Gladkov raised an alarm with the Kremlin, saying a Ukrainian “sabotage group” had entered Russian territory in the Grayvoron district.

According to Russia, the raiders opened fire with mortars and artillery on residential and administrative buildings and civilian infrastructure. Russian air-defence forces reportedly shot down drones over the region.

Moscow later said it was carrying out a counterterrorism operation.

Gladkov said one elderly lady had died while being evacuated, but that no civilians were killed in the clashes.

He described the situation as “extremely tense”.

Social media users said air raid sirens rang out and that checkpoints had been targeted.

Fighting continued for a second day. At midday on Tuesday, Russia said it had pushed back the attackers and that 70 had been killed.

On Tuesday, the Institute for the Study of War (ISW), a Washington, DC-based based think-tank, said that two “all-Russian pro-Ukrainian” groups had crossed the border with tanks, armoured personnel carriers and other weaponised vehicles, citing Russian sources.

Who was behind the attacks?

Russia accused Ukraine of launching the attacks, but Kyiv has denied involvement.

Throughout the war, Ukraine has not taken responsibility for any attacks against Russia, saying its fight is purely defensive.

Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov, as quoted by Russia’s state news agency RIA Novosti, said the purpose of the alleged Ukrainian mission in Belgorod was “to divert attention from the direction of Bakhmut”.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s adviser, Mykhailo Podolyak, said on Twitter that Kyiv had “nothing to do with it” and suggested that an “armed guerrilla movement” had emerged to oppose “a totalitarian country”.

Former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev accused the United States, European Union and United Kingdom, which he referred to as “the sponsors of the Kyiv regime”, of being responsible for “sabotage”. Kyiv’s denial was “an absolute lie”, he said.

Ukrainian news broadcaster Hromadske, citing Ukrainian military intelligence sources, said that two armed Russian opposition groups, the Freedom of Russia Legion and the Russian Volunteer Corps (RVC), consisting of Russian citizens, were responsible for the attack on the Belgorod region.

Asked about reports that the attackers were ethnic Russians, Peskov said: “They are Ukrainian fighters from Ukraine. There are many ethnic Russians living in Ukraine. But they are still Ukrainian militants.”

What do we know about the anti-Kremlin militias?

The RVC was founded by a far-right Russian national last August and is comprised of Russians who have been fighting in and for Ukraine against their own country.

The group has also been active over the border in Russian territory, and claimed responsibility for a raid there in March.

The Ukrainian military intelligence agency says the RVC is an independent underground group inside Russia that also has a unit in the Ukrainian Foreign Legion. The Foreign Legion says it has nothing to do with the RVC.

Late Monday, the RVC published video footage on its Telegram feed appearing to show fighters operating an armoured vehicle on a country road inside Russia. The Reuters news agency was able to identify one of the men as Ilya Bogdanov, a Russian national who received Ukrainian citizenship in 2015 after fighting for Kyiv against Russian-backed forces in Ukraine’s east.

The Legion and the RVC completely liberated n/a Kozinka, Belgorod Oblast. Forward units have entered Graivoron. Moving on. Russia will be free! — "Liberty of Russia" Legion (@legion_svoboda) May 22, 2023

The Freedom of Russia Legion – also known as the Liberty of Russia Legion – says it was formed in spring 2022 “out of the wish of Russians to fight in the ranks of the Armed Forces of Ukraine against Putin’s armed gang”.

It says it cooperates with the Ukrainian armed forces and operates under Ukrainian command. It has claimed responsibility for the attack in Belgorod and says it has been fighting in eastern Ukraine.

The Ukrainian military intelligence agency’s spokesperson said on Monday that the attacks in Belgorod only involved Russian citizens and that they were creating a “security zone” to protect Ukrainian civilians. He did not confirm or deny that the forces operating there are a Ukrainian unit.

The Freedom of Russia Legion said on Twitter that it had “completely liberated” the border town of Kozinka in the Belgorod region and its forward units had reached the district centre of Grayvoron, further east.

“Moving on. Russia will be free!” the group wrote.

What’s next?

The attack on Russia has upped the ante and comes just as Moscow announced the capture of Bakhmut, the eastern Ukrainian city levelled by months of fighting.

Kremlin spokesman Peskov cast the attack as an “invasion” of “serious concern”, promising “great efforts in response”.

On Monday, according to Russia’s RIA Novosti, Peskov also said that work was under way to “squeeze out Ukrainian saboteurs from Russian territory”.

According to the UK, the attacks highlight Moscow’s struggles in the war.

“Russia is facing an increasingly serious multi-domain security threat in its border regions with losses of combat aircraft, improvised explosive device attacks on rail lines, and now direct partisan action,” the British defence ministry said.

Meanwhile, Ukraine’s Podolyak has said that Kyiv is continuing to monitor reports “with interest” and is “studying the situation.”