It's the most important meal of the day, you know. Of course, I'm talking about breakfast, in its many delicious forms. While I've already covered the best brunch spots in Sausalito, I thought it might be handy to have a list of breakfast spots too – admittedly, there's a lot of overlap in the lists because there actually aren't that many restaurants in Sausalito to begin with...

Choosing where to eat is tough. After all, you can't eat more than one meal – your stomach can only hold so much and your taste buds can only enjoy so much! So if you're visiting Sausalito for a short time and are trying to decide where to eat, you might need help choosing how to allocate that enjoyment and capacity...

There are some dishes that define a place. In Sausalito, broadly speaking, it's seafood – naturally for a community nestled between the waters of the San Francisco Bay and the Pacific Ocean. In particular, people love to search for fish & chips in Sausalito, though I'm not sure why! Maybe because it's cheap and delicious, maybe because it's easy to eat and walk around during a short visit, maybe because everyone loves it (kids included!)...

Sausalito may be a small town, relatively speaking, but you can't deny it: Sausalito is home to some incredible restaurants to enjoy ethnic cuisine. From rich Indian to comfort-food Chinese and world-class sushi to other more familiar flavors like Italian and Mexican, there is no shortage of ways to travel the world on a plate in this charming city...

Sausalito is known for many things. Colorful, hillside houses. Fresh seafood and fish tacos. Famous residents like Carlos Santana and Shel Silverstien. And, for those who believe the story, as the birthplace of the Tequila Sunrise. (This is what The Trident claims!)...

If you're looking for ethnic food in Sausalito, there is a surprising range of choices for a town of fewer than 10,000 residents. We've got Italian, French, and Mexican, of course; you can also find more foreign flavors like Indian, Japanese, and even Chinese food in Sausalito too...

Maybe it's the proximity to water, or the distinctly Mediterranean vibe you get, but there's something about Sausalito that makes everyone want seafood. From fresh catches to sushi, fish and chips to fish tacos, people love to enjoy those flavors of the nearby Pacific while exploring my favorite seaside town – and I am one of those people too...

Food is one of the best ways to experience culture, which is why it's so important to try new cuisines and dishes when you travel. While Sausalito might not be a foreign culture for you, there are some incredible opportunities to eat really well during your visit. From Indian to Italian to Mexican, you can go beyond the American-style food (not that there's anything wrong with pizza and burgers!) and franchises (we don't have any of those anyway) to try something new and have an experience while dining in Sausalito...