From caviar tastings to sunset cruises and amazing mountain hikes, here’s how to impress your date this winter.
Sausalito’s classic 80-foot Schooner Freda B takes guests sailing into the sunset on San Francisco Bay. Ah those winter doldrums. Whether you celebrate Valentine’s Day or consider it Hallmark frippery, February is an excellent time to spark some joy with someone special.
The Daiji Yacht Club offers dining experiences at the Alameda Marina and on the Bay with Daiji Uehara and his team of chefs who specialize in high-end Japanese cuisine. Uehara grew up in Japan and spent time cooking in Europe. For reservations, which begin at $175 per person, you can enjoy his talented takes on omakase and brunch. Expect multiple courses of daily sourced fish served raw, grilled and blowtorched, as well as other delights such as sozai or Japanese small plates.
“Recently, we’ve seen an uptick,” says Jacob Lloyd-Massey, who runs Fat Shafts with his father Carl. “People say, ‘Oh, I’ve heard about your place and wanted to come in,’ and they bring their significant other.” “We had two ladies who hated their boss, and they brought in an email from him as a target,” says Lloyd-Massey. “Every Tuesday night, they’d put it up and poke holes in it. And I’m like, ‘If that’s how you de-stress, do your thing!’”Competitive couples, this one’s for you. Tipsy Putt, a Northern California-based beer and indoor mini-golf spot, now has locations in Sunnyvale and Emeryville, in addition to outposts in Sacramento, South Lake Tahoe and Monterey.
Club Fugazi’s production of “Dear San Francisco” is an acrobatic multimedia show celebrating the mythology of San Francisco.
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