Sausalito offers two distinct shopping districts, the well known “Downtown” area which runs along Bridgeway and crosses Princess Street and the lesser known area to tourists, but popular to the locals from all over Marin and San Francisco, Caledonia Street. 

In the Downtown/Princess waterfront district, many fun-filled artisan stores are set into historic buildings and offer stunning views of San Francisco, Angel Island and Alcatraz while you stroll along window-shopping.  Shoppers will spend hours browsing the one-of-a-kind designer fashions from stores like Georgiou and Gene Hiller, elegant art objects and collectables for the home from Nana’s Treasures, Out of Hand and Something/Anything and fun and whimsical items for children at stores like Cha Cha Cha.  The Downtown area also offers a nice selection of restaurants, wine tasting and coffee shops, which offer patio seating where you may relax and take in the views.

Caledonia Street is the hidden gem.  Within walking distance from Downtown, follow Bridgeway North through Sausalito. You’ll find many more bayside restaurants and just one block to the west you’ll discover Caledonia.  High-end fashion awaits you at Green Apples, as well as across the way at the Yoga Studio’s shop.  Katya is just next-door with stunning one-of-a-kind hand made glass and silver jewelry and all along Caledonia you’ll find more art galleries and fun trinket shops.  Once again restaurants are plentiful and will typically be populated by local Sausalito residents.  Caledonia also is home to the local movie theater, several frame shops, our local library and yoga studio. 

If you are looking for a prime shopping ground for your next weekend out in the Bay Area, or want a new and different locale to take in the sights, experience a different style in clothing and merchandise, and maybe take in a bit to eat while you are out, take a look at Sausalito’s shopping variety and prepare to be amazed!