Guidebook for Marshall
Food Scene
It is the thing to do for lunch. Less than 10 min drive South of Highway 1 from Shorehouse. Bring your own wine or pick some up there - sit on the outdoor bar facing the wild breeze of Tomales Bay and enjoy oysters, seafood, and sandwiches from their smoker. Review from patron, "...I'm going to fantasize about eating here for the rest of my life. My mouth is watering just writing this review. If I could drive the 12 hours it takes for me to get here I would do it right now. This little shack restaurant has my heart..."
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The Marshall Store
19225 CA-1It is the thing to do for lunch. Less than 10 min drive South of Highway 1 from Shorehouse. Bring your own wine or pick some up there - sit on the outdoor bar facing the wild breeze of Tomales Bay and enjoy oysters, seafood, and sandwiches from their smoker. Review from patron, "...I'm going to fantasize about eating here for the rest of my life. My mouth is watering just writing this review. If I could drive the 12 hours it takes for me to get here I would do it right now. This little shack restaurant has my heart..."
When in Marshall - eat oysters!
Reservation required for sitting. You can always buy oysters to go. Their words, "... for a bit of heaven on the half shell..."
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Hog Island Oyster Co
20215 Shoreline HwyWhen in Marshall - eat oysters!
Reservation required for sitting. You can always buy oysters to go. Their words, "... for a bit of heaven on the half shell..."
Their original creamery and cheese shop is located at Tomales Bay Foods, a former hay barn restored in picturesque Point Reyes Station. Say howdy to the cheesemongers behind the counter, who will help you find, taste, pair and purchase to-die-for cheeses from America and Europe. Take a gander around the barn and you’ll find The Cowgirl Cantina, a take-away deli offering delightful local breads, wines, sandwiches and salads. Enjoy our shaded picnic areas or take a magnificent hike in the Point Reyes National Seashore.
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Cowgirl Creamery
80 4th StTheir original creamery and cheese shop is located at Tomales Bay Foods, a former hay barn restored in picturesque Point Reyes Station. Say howdy to the cheesemongers behind the counter, who will help you find, taste, pair and purchase to-die-for cheeses from America and Europe. Take a gander around the barn and you’ll find The Cowgirl Cantina, a take-away deli offering delightful local breads, wines, sandwiches and salads. Enjoy our shaded picnic areas or take a magnificent hike in the Point Reyes National Seashore.
Window-serve stand in Toby's Feed Barn featuring eco-friendly coffees, teas & sweet/savory pastries. In the mood for that espresso drink; "...Most important the espresso drinks are expertly made by a more mature barista who clearly cares about his craft..."
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Toby's Coffee Bar
11250 CA-1Window-serve stand in Toby's Feed Barn featuring eco-friendly coffees, teas & sweet/savory pastries. In the mood for that espresso drink; "...Most important the espresso drinks are expertly made by a more mature barista who clearly cares about his craft..."
Local haunt with a sustainable focus offering artisan pastries, cookies, pizza & fair-trade coffee. Review from patron from a coffeetown, "...OMG. First of all, HOW DO THEY GET THEIR DECAF COFFEE TO TASTE THAT GOOD. The coffee was rich, dark, flavorful. How did they do it? I'd like to know the secret because what I make at home is never a tenth as good. Honestly it wasn't just the best decaf I've ever had, it was one of the best cups of coffee.
Then there was the morning bun. It melts in your mouth. A million soft, buttery layers.
Sure, there's a bit of a line usually but it moves pretty quickly. They are really doing something right in there..."
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Bovine Bakery
11315 CA-1Local haunt with a sustainable focus offering artisan pastries, cookies, pizza & fair-trade coffee. Review from patron from a coffeetown, "...OMG. First of all, HOW DO THEY GET THEIR DECAF COFFEE TO TASTE THAT GOOD. The coffee was rich, dark, flavorful. How did they do it? I'd like to know the secret because what I make at home is never a tenth as good. Honestly it wasn't just the best decaf I've ever had, it was one of the best cups of coffee.
Then there was the morning bun. It melts in your mouth. A million soft, buttery layers.
Sure, there's a bit of a line usually but it moves pretty quickly. They are really doing something right in there..."
Big flavors served in a space where bicyclists and motorcyclists, ranchers and fishermen, residents and tourists bond over simple pleasures, like the croissants or that deeply satisfying first bite into a fresh from the oven baguette. Made in small batches with local love. Psst... it is the closest to Shorehouse!
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Route One Bakery & Kitchen
27000 Shoreline HighwayBig flavors served in a space where bicyclists and motorcyclists, ranchers and fishermen, residents and tourists bond over simple pleasures, like the croissants or that deeply satisfying first bite into a fresh from the oven baguette. Made in small batches with local love. Psst... it is the closest to Shorehouse!
Hog Island Oyster Co. owned seafood restaurant. 10 min South of Shorehouse.
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Tony's Seafood Restaurant
18863 Shoreline HwyHog Island Oyster Co. owned seafood restaurant. 10 min South of Shorehouse.
5 min North of Shorehouse in the village of Tomales.
Friday 4pm - 9pm
Saturday 9am - 11am breakfast, 11:30am - 9pm
Sunday 9am - 11am breakfast, 11:30am - 8pm
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William Tell House
26955 CA-15 min North of Shorehouse in the village of Tomales.
Friday 4pm - 9pm
Saturday 9am - 11am breakfast, 11:30am - 9pm
Sunday 9am - 11am breakfast, 11:30am - 8pm
Nick's Cove
23240 CA-1Walking distance from Shorehouse.
Shopping
They specialize in fresh, farmed oysters as well as clams & mussels from the cool, clean waters of Tomales Bay and the Pacific Northwest. There are oyster shuckers and towels at the Shorehouse. Bring some sauce or simply enjoy them with lemon & maybe some some freshly grated horseradish.
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Tomales Bay Oyster Company
15479 CA-1They specialize in fresh, farmed oysters as well as clams & mussels from the cool, clean waters of Tomales Bay and the Pacific Northwest. There are oyster shuckers and towels at the Shorehouse. Bring some sauce or simply enjoy them with lemon & maybe some some freshly grated horseradish.
Essentials
Bring your own bag - if possible.
'They say', "grab a bag of thick cut tortilla chips, a huge tub of guac and a buffalo milk gelato soft serve cone.
Produce is on point, and the cheese selection (along with jams, cornichons and other accoutrement) is surprisingly deep.
If you want to fill a picnic basket or get options for a roadside snack, Palace is just that!"
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Palace Market
11300 CA-1Bring your own bag - if possible.
'They say', "grab a bag of thick cut tortilla chips, a huge tub of guac and a buffalo milk gelato soft serve cone.
Produce is on point, and the cheese selection (along with jams, cornichons and other accoutrement) is surprisingly deep.
If you want to fill a picnic basket or get options for a roadside snack, Palace is just that!"