No Name Bar - Sausalito, California

Hugo A.

Definitivamente caro, te pueden cobrar fácilmente cuatro dólares por un botellín de agua. Los cocktails se dejan tomar.

Celia Maria Del Carmen Peralta

Hermoso, cálido, muy buenas opciones de carta

Alejandro Iglesias

Excelente servicio

Dmytro Buldakov

Nice vibe, good service. I wish they have more diverse beer selection. I can get that it may be hard to maintain more taps, but a few cases of different brews from a local breweries would not be a big burden.

The liquor selection demonstrated a little more variety but still was very typical.,

Whiskey sour however, was really pleasant.

Anyway, a decent place to have a break.

Emotionally Fulfilled

Hey Melissa and Sarah!
It's yours truly ?‍♀️
I just had to pop in and share that this bar is awesome. The girls behind the bar whip up some superb cocktails. I had a taste of passion fruit vodka blended with Sprite and soda water - it's truly divine. The staff is super welcoming, and all in all, it's a fantastic spot. They even have a patio section for smokers, so I'm eagerly looking forward to my next visit.
Big thanks for a fabulous time

Sharon Markowitz

Great place for a drink and live music, I had the opportunity to see band Loveslaughter last night, and loved it. Can’t wait to see more. Plus the band gave out cool stickers & homemade cookies. awesome sound. Bartender was really cool too-great service.

Pascal Pausch

Review of a Bar in Sausalito, USA:

I recently had the pleasure of visiting a wonderful bar in Sausalito, and I must say, it was an exceptional experience from start to finish! As soon as I walked in, I was warmly greeted by the incredibly friendly staff. The service was outstanding—attentive without being overbearing. Every request was met with a smile, and the staff consistently went out of their way to ensure we had everything we needed.

What truly sets this bar apart is the welcoming and relaxed atmosphere, perfectly complemented by the team’s courteous and accommodating demeanor. It feels like you’re more than just a customer here—you’re treated like a friend. Their recommendations were spot on, and both the drinks and the small bites we tried were absolutely delicious.

All in all, I highly recommend this bar if you’re ever in Sausalito. It’s the perfect spot to unwind and enjoy top-notch hospitality. A big shoutout to the amazing team—I’ll definitely be back!

Cashew Fitz

I visited no name and had an unpleasant encounter regarding my service dog that left me feeling discriminated against. A staff member, pulled me aside to inform me that no dogs were allowed after 6 PM, and mentioned that “Hugo,” presumably a manager, would not permit dogs in the establishment, regardless of their service animal status.

This is a clear violation of the ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act), which mandates that businesses must allow service animals in all areas where customers are allowed to go. Denying access to a service animal, regardless of the time, is not compliant with federal law.

Additionally, the way I was approached was inappropriate and embarrassing creating a lot of unnecessary anxiety and stress.

The staff member singled me out, asked others to leave the room, and spoke to me privately as if I had done something wrong. My service dog was not bothering anyone, yet the staff member distracted him by coming close to his face, causing him to become visibly uncomfortable. She also claimed that my dog should be wearing a vest, which is incorrect. The ADA does not require service animals to wear a vest or specific identification. Moreover, I should not have to disclose or prove my disability to the world just to receive equal treatment.

This experience made me feel unwelcome and uncomfortable, and I hope the management will take the necessary steps to educate their staff about the ADA laws concerning service animals so that no one else has to go through a similar experience in the future.
To make matters worse, she not only mentioned this to me but also to others in the establishment, further singling me out. At no point did she ask if it was okay to interact with my dog, who is very protective and there to ensure my safety and well being.
There were other patrons who wanted to say hello to my dog, but they respectfully asked for permission, allowing me to decide whether or not it was appropriate.

This experience made me feel unwelcome and uncomfortable, and I hope the management will take the necessary steps to educate their staff about the ADA laws concerning service animals so that no one else has to go through a similar experience in the future. Just because my disability may not be visible does not mean it’s not there and do my best on a daily basis to function as best as I possibly could.