Sausalito Ferry Ride and Lunch at THE TRIDENT

Tomorrow is Our Sausalito Ferry Trip and Lunch at The Trident ( see photo below)

If you are joining us for this excursion below is the website of the Trident listing their menu,

A historic waterfront restaurant in Sausalito,

California, renowned for its spectacular views of

San Francisco, Angel Island, and Alcatraz. 

Established in 1966 by the Kingston Trio, The

Trident became a cultural hub during the late 

1960s and 1970s, attracting notable figures such

as Janis Joplin, who had her own table, and

hosting events like the Rolling Stones' private 

parties organized by Bill Graham.

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THE MENU features a diverse selection of dishes

 crafted from seasonal, local, organic, and 

sustainably sourced ingredients, reflecting our

 commitment to wholesome and flavorful cuisine.

 We are also proud to be the birthplace of the

 modern Tequila Sunrise cocktail, created by our

 bartenders in the early 1970s.💚

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THE UNIQUE AMBIANCE is enhanced by

 original 1960s decor, including psychedelic 

murals and rich, warm woodwork with flowing

 curves, preserving the artistic spirit of the era.

 Our heated outdoor decks provide a sensational

 bayside dining experience, making it the perfect

 place to relax and enjoy a meal with friends 

while overlooking the bay and the San Francisco 

city skyline.  For the menu and other Details read:

 

https://www.thetrident.net/

Sausalito is closed to the heart of Indy( Darryl Choy)- my massage  therapist, because Yee Tock Chee was his grand father. A park was named after him. https://sausalitohistoricalsociety.catalogaccess.com/people/1562

Who was Yee Tock Chee? The park was created in 1968 when the old Purity Market was converted into a restaurant and retail stores as part of a zoning variance approval deal. Yee Tock Chee was the grocer who originally opened Purity Market in 1941. The spot originally held the Sausalito Land and Ferry Co., which had bought most of William Richardson’s Mexican-era Rancho from him when he had financial troubles (spoiler alert: he lost all of the money in bad business deals). The Land and Ferry Co. then subdivided and sold land to expand the village into a town and operated a ferry service to link us to San Francisco. For Details Read: 

https://www.oursausalito.com/visiting-sausalito/parks-in-sausalito/yee-tock-chee-park.html