Farewell PABadger ride and bash

[maillotpois]

I know, I'm lazy. We could meet in SF (maybe at the Sports Basement - lots of parking) and ride over into Tiburon, maybe do the Paradise loop or ride up to Nicasio or something. I wouldn't recommend trying to go anywhere on Hwy 1 because w/holiday weekend the traffic will blow.

What's up with the Bay Bridge? Why the heck are they closing it on a holiday weekend? I seem to remember the same thing (bridge closure) the weekend Fishdr - oops, Beedr - was here.

[jobob]

It's on account of the bridge work - closing it over the LD weekend would disrupt commuter traffic the least.

I like MPs idea. It's scenic, not difficult, and with lots of snack opportunities.

Perhaps people who won't be joining us on the ride could meet us in Tiburon, or even Larkspur, for some eats, then we could ride back on the ferry into SF?

[DrBadger]

Sounds good to me!

Thanks for coming up with a plan!
E.

[maillotpois]

Lots of food possibilities:

Tiburon: Guaymas (outdoor seating available, mexican), Servino's (Italian, also outdoor food), Jake's

Larkspur: Left Bank (Froggy), Marin Brewing Co. (Right across from the ferry so folks could ferry back to SF if they had a brew)

I'm liking the whole Tiburon loop to Larkspur and Brew pub then ferry back idea....

[snapdragen]

Don't know about the Larkspur Left Bank, but the San Jose one makes awesome Lemon Drops. Just sayin.....

[DrBadger]

Don't know about the Larkspur Left Bank, but the San Jose one makes awesome Lemon Drops. Just sayin.....

Hmmmm... is that a food vote from Snap?

I don't know the food/reseraunt scene at all in Marin, so I will defer to you all for the food decision, any of the places sound good to me! Are these all places we can show up to from a bike ride?

[maillotpois]

They are - I have to say (sorry Snap) that Left Bank is probably the trickiest in terms of where you'd put your bike while eating/drinking because it is right on the street and the patio is very small. That's where the Brewing Co is really good - large rear patio and plenty of places for the bikes to rest. Guaymas is similar and they do have a full bar.