Bar Bocce

I used to go to Sausalito all the time to visit a friend on her houseboat there on the Iroquois dock, but times change. It was getting close to dinner time for me and being at the mercy of the forklift operator at Crabtree Skunkbucket's Quonset Hut of Whaling Ship Memorabilia and Strange Facts of the Sea, I was getting a little perturbed. I told Old Crabtree to unload the 18th century figurehead of Poseidon I was loaning him, or I'll put it back in my barn where no one will ever see it again. Well, that did the trick, and he even took me to dinner at the Bar Bocce Restaurant....WOW! What an amazing dinner, the Lasagna was Spectacular! 5 stars ☆☆☆☆☆

Pizza is tasty-delicious, in modest quantities and a little high prices, but quite delicious. Thin crust, light on toppings, but full of taste. Kale is fried to a crisp so it's delicious but don't begin to think it's healthy because it says the word kale. Very enjoyable view of Sausalito Bay. Take someone there to impress them :)

Bar Bocce delivers a gastronomic delight for Italian cuisine lovers. Their pizza stands out with its classic sourdough crust, giving it an authentic texture, complemented perfectly by the zesty freshness of their homemade sauce. The lasagne? A revelation. It's easily the best I've had in recent memory, with every bite surpassing expectations. Beverage enthusiasts won't be disappointed either. Their craft beer selection is commendable, with the Fog IPA being a particular standout. What adds to the overall experience is the breathtaking view of the bay that this cafe offers. As you savor your meal, the laid-back island tunes set the perfect ambiance, making for an unforgettable dining experience. Cafe Bacca is a must-visit!

Had two pizzas (one tomato and one meatball), spinach caesar salad and the fritters. Everything was delicious as the pizzas were crispy (the tomatoes were very sweet) and the salad was fresh. The portion size for the fritters were a bit small as you get only 3. The pizzas were the best value in my opinion.