The Marina Bean is a café and coffee bar located in the Petaluma Marina. It offers a wide variety of coffee, tea, pastries, bagels, cookies, salads, sandwiches and snack foods. On the menu you'll find Marina Chop Chicken Salad, Ham Slammer Sandwich, the Ultimate BLT. Its lunch specials feature soup of the day and sandwich of the day.
Few things are better than the smell of the ocean and feel of the sea spray on your skin. Located at the end of the wharf, these sensations are part of the fishing experience as well as the Capitola Boat & Bait experience. The building has been in this spot for more than 50 years and the current owners have been providing boating and baiting needs for the last 14 years.
A small convenience store has walls plastered with photos of those who have caught something using Capitola's boats. Over the past 14 years, the wall has been covered and they still continue to add peoples' memories to the business. Capitola provides rental services you can get your hands on: boats, kayaks, boogie boards, fishing poles, crab nets, hydrobikes, wetsuits and, during the summer, choose from a selection of sailboats and motorboats. Capitola Boat & Bait is a friendly store that always has service with a smile and a conversation.
Conveniently located on the busy corner of De Anza and Stevens Creek Blvd. corner, near Tapioca Express and Fatima restaurant, this Asian market is a go-to for connoisseurs of ethnic foods. Marina sells an extensive variety of live seafood, meat and produce at very competitive prices, as well as a large selection of canned and packaged Asian import goods. There is also a hot food deli aisle, serving delicious Chinese food that can be ordered to go, or eaten at the tables provided.
In addition to food, Marina sells home goods, plants, cosmetics and toiletries. Sheng Kee bakery operates on the premises, baking delicious Asian-style pastries, cakes and breads on a daily basis. Near the entrance vendors offer mobile phone plans, Chinese films to rent and gifts for sale. A large lot provides plenty of parking space.
San Francisco Bay Area boating and fishing enthusiasts have launched or stored boats at the Martinez Marina since the 1950s. The friendly staff at the harbor master office are happy to provide assistance with amenities such as berths for boats of all sizes, a fuel dock, laundry facilities, showers, a pump-out station, lockable dock boxes, water and electric hookups. There's also wireless high-speed Internet access, clean restrooms and plenty of free parking. At the nearby Bait and Tackle Store, you can pickup sandwiches, soft drinks, cold beer, hot coffee, boat supplies, fishing licenses and, of course, live bait. Martinez Marina is adjacent to Waterfront Park.
The Grand Marina on the Oakland-Alameda Estuary at the end of Grand St. is a full-service Marina with berths for 400 boats. With a view of Coast Guard Island across the water, the Grand Marina also has a secured gatehouse, cable TV and telephone service, heated and tiled restrooms with individual showers and a full service marine center. And with more than a dozen marine businesses located nearby, sailors can will find no shortage of tools and supplies for boat upkeep and maintenance.
The Marina Sailing offices are located on Marina Way and Harbor Drive. Marina Sailing, based in King Harbor, rents several types of boats, including yachts and racing boats, and offers different training and certification programs. All different skill and experience levels are welcome and the company offers different products and services according to customers' backgrounds. Prices for chartering range from hourly to daily rates. Marina Sailing also offers sailing club membership, which greatly reduces the costs of its programs.
