In Marin / CURRENTS
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ON THE GO
› San Rafael–based
Two Chicks Beef Jerky
has recentlry released
“Two Hot Chicks,” a
spicy version of its
signature product,
with habanero and
California chile peppers;
twochicksbeefjerky.com.
› Mill Valley’s Salt
Point will now be distributing its popular
Moscow Mules in select
Whole Foods as well
as Woodlands Market,
Mollie Stone’s and
New in Town
Nugget Markets. The
company launched last
July and has made a
splash with these portable mules made with
a blend of ginger, lime,
American vodka and a
hint of pineapple;
saltpoint.co.
EATS
› Ben and Vicki Barrios
from Napa just opened
Incavo Wine Bar on
Fourth Street in San
Rafael; incavowine.com.
› Gia, the newest venture by S.F. restaurateur
Fabrizio Laudati, has
opened on Magnolia
Ave in Larkspur. The
trattoria serves authentic Italian fare with a
modern twist;
giarestaurant.net.
› The owners of
Beer Works have opened
Joinery, a new waterfront
beer hall and rotisserie
in Sausalito featuring
exceptional local brews
and hearty seasonal fare;
joineryca.com.
SHOPS
› Equestrian lifestyle
brand Stick & Ball has
opened its first retail
store and design
studio in downtown
Mill Valley. Created
by local designer and
polo player Elizabeth
Wellborn, the brand
features luxury lifestyle
items inspired by
the sport of polo;
stickandballco.com.
› Local jewelry designer
Renee Sheppard has
launched her first retail
store in Larkspur featuring exquisitely made
jewelry that is both
casual and sophisticated;
reneesheppard.com.
› Deleuse Jewelers has
expanded and relocated
to Fairfax. The spacious
gallery features jewelry
designed exclusively by
owner Janet Deleuse;
deleusejewelers.com.
THE OFFICE
› After purchasing 700–
1100 Larkspur Landing
Circle for about $82 million, Jamestown L. P. has
announced a refresh and
new name, The Exchange
at Larkspur Landing;
jamestownlp.com.
San Anselmo
Business is thriving in this
quaint town. Here are a few
places not to miss.
› BREEZE MODERN WARDROBE is your
go-to for all things consignment and chic;
breezewardrobe.com, 621 San Anselmo Ave
› CARPETS OF THE INNER CIRCLE, a textile
gallery established in 1978 that features
tribal-, village- and urban-inspired
carpets, has relocated to San Anselmo;
c-innercircle.com, 15 Ross Ave
› The nonprofit maker-space and tech
lab C YBER GARAGE is accepting kids ages
8–108 into its imagination incubator;
thecybergarage.com, 14 Ross Ave
› The recently relocated boutique JUNCTION
SHOES showcases a seasonally culled
collection of shoes, sandals and boots.
junctionshoes.com, 518 San Anselmo Ave
› For the inner minimalist, Sophia Wood’s
boutique MUSE offers a collection of
home accessories, small furniture, and
custom-made handbags and jewelry;
musecalifornia.com, 566 San Anselmo Ave
› Quality clothing and provisions for
both men and women can be found at
TUMBLE WEED; tumbleweedcalifornia.com,
570 San Anselmo Ave
› Men’s accessory store U TILI T Y GOODS
focuses on things for the modern man
with a nod to functionality and simplicity;
utility-goods.com, 568 San Anselmo Ave
› VINES has wine from local and interna-
tional vineyards, cheese and charcuterie
plates, and $5 flight tastings; vineswine
shopandbar.com, 906 Sir Francis Drake Blvd
Stick & Ball
Renee
Sheppard
