When the mood strikes for a competitive game of bocce or cornhole paired with cocktails and snacks, head to these seven bars, restaurants and wineries. This beloved uptown Oakland beer garden comes complete with a cornhole court and ping pong table set up among the patio's picnic tables. Not in the mood to cavort outdoors? True to its name, MerSea, which means "island oasis" in Old English, is a destination for fun and relaxation at the heart of Treasure Island.
The restaurant and adult playground is constructed of shipping containers with two dog friendly patios, one with views of the city in front and a massive space with tons of dispersed seating in back, and lawn games including bocce ball, cornhole and a full putting green.
Along with brunch, lunch and dinner bites like the Jersey Girl sandwich pork roll, fried egg and kimchi and crispy shitake mushrooms, MerSea serves hyper-local beer and wine from the island's many craft producers.
Teeth and the Electric Mayhem, would be incomplete without some games to delight its patrons. There's shuffleboard indoors, and Monday night trivia, but on a sunny day, the place to be is on Teeth's tiered back patio playing a take-no-prisoners game of cornhole. When you've taken down your opponent, treat them to a worthy consolation prize like totchos tater tot nachos , wings or a sandwich from the grilled cheese bar.
Set in a charming, rustic metal and wood "barn," Vie captures a bit of the rural wine country vibe in the middle of the San Francisco Bay.
