Review is purely for the soft serve: PSA they no longer serve buffalo milk soft serve :(…read more They have valley ford creamery's soft serve which was good but not the same as the rich flavor from buffalo milk!

First of all, Palace Market has some of the most entertaining one-star reviews I've ever seen from…read moreany grocery store. Nearly all of them are complaints about COVID protocol being enforced back in 2020. Three of them are from the same one person. One of the non-COVID related complaints was about the fact that the rotisserie chicken costs more than it does at Costco. As a former Costco employee who actually was "the rotisserie chicken girl," I found this hilarious. Everyone (apparently not everyone) knows that Costco chickens are sold below cost, as a doorbuster. They are intentionally placed in the back of the store, in a location which forces the consumer to walk past all of the promotional items on their way to and fro. You help subsidize the low cost with your annual membership fee. Furthermore, let's just say that if you knew everything that I know about rotisserie chickens, you would probably stop buying them from the store altogether, and invest in your own rotisserie chicken oven kit. These $28 chickens are meant for doctors/rich people who want an organic, free-range, non-injected local chicken that was cooked in an exceptionally clean oven, all by itself, with expensive spices and seasonings-- but don't have the time or expertise to cook them themselves. There are also some added fees for profit and the fair treatment of workers. If you want a Costco chicken, like, go to Costco. Lmao. That being said, yes, a lot of the items in this store are what I would refer to as "prohibitively expensive." Never in my life would I pay $60 for one pound of coffee. But, lucky for me, they also carry $10 coffee bags, which I can afford. Never in my life would I pay $30 for one block of cheese-- but they also carry $7 blocks of cheese. At some point, you have to realize, you get what you pay for. Palace Market is primarily geared towards the local clientele (insanely rich people) and tourists. Generally speaking, this is reflected in the cleanliness, availability of staff to help you (versus a skeleton staff who suffers if one person calls in sick), high-quality local products, great merchandising, great lighting, and community values. While the coffee and hot deli items are a lot pricier than they would be in, for example, Sacramento-- they also taste better. This past weekend, after walking around the farmer's market in the sun, I became desperately hungry enough to pay $14 for one of their hot Cubano sandwiches, and it was amazing. After taking my first bite, I literally said, "Oh my God, that's one of the best sandwich bites I've ever had in my life." Yes, shopping here is a splurge. You get what you pay for. If you're privileged enough to be able to afford to shop at Palace Market, you'll typically get exceptionally high-quality products with exceptional service. For the rest of us peasants, they have enough sales and po'boy items for us to just dip in for a taste.

This is an absolute local gem. On weekends it can be a complete tourist nightmare. The staff are…read moregenerally pleasant, kind, and helpful. Their patience is tested weekly by folks expecting instant gratification. If you go, please bring a spirit of kindness and cooperation because these guys serve up the best quality local fare for a decent price. From salads, soups, killer burritos, burgers, falafel, sandwiches, fish n chips, sushi, Thai food, etc. every dish is delicious. For sit down check out the super casual Tap Room next door. No matter what, PLEASE be kind and tip generously. We love these guys and want them around for years to come.

Spent the day at point Reyes national park. Finished the day if hikes with sandwiches sides and…read moresoft drinks before driving home. Sandwiches were great, the costumer service was exactly what you want in a deli. Friendly, helpful and quick! The store was well curated with extra add ons I was very tempted but the long drive made me resist over eating. We did get shrimp salad and tortilla chips... shrimp tostadas? Absolutely we do and I highly recommend. Great spot for a quick casual lunch highly recommend and will definitely go back the next trip to point Reyes.

Oh my goodness, I love a great breakfast sandwich. Prepared fresh egg was the the perfect amount of…read moreover medium. On good sourdough with the right amount of bacon. Will be back!

I live close by in the SG Valley. I used to be a frequent regular customer. However with a change…read morein ownership 2-3 years ago the new owner/manager I find unfriendly and sometimes hostile. Also, I've seen a marked decline in inventory with frequent sparse shelves. Too bad. I'm hoping new management comes aboard soon.

I stop here every time I'm in the area. If you're here on Saturdays you'll be lucky to catch the…read morefarmers market they have in the back lot! Even if it's not a Saturday, there is always fresh fruit to buy out front. Inside, there's Point Reyes clothing, market foods and a little toy section. There's chocolate/candy available and goodies from the Brickhouse Maiden bakery which is phenomenal and worth going too. The coffee shop here and the cookies are also incredible , but it's cash only. It can get busy at times w all the bikers.

Toby's Feed Barn is a small little market that carries a lot of items that can be found elsewhere,…read moreexcept for the items which were too specific to have wider appeal. Many of the totes, tea towels, etc were all Point Reyes branded and if they had just had California branding on them or even no branding at all I likely would have purchased a few of them as gifts. But most people won't love a gift that showcases a non-famous city they've never been to, so sadly I had to pass. Overall I'd recommend the West Marin Culture Shop in terms of gifts and pantry items and probably list Toby's Feed Barn as a skip if you're limited on time.

This store has fine sando's; I tried the Turkey, Cheese, Cranberry. Choice of bread. A yummy sando…read morefor $12.62. They have some wines; and a great selection of Beers and IPA's. I even found Avian Surveillance Division. My favorite. Customer service: fine. Tip: in the back of their store are a few lunch tables with a view of the bay. Not to be missed. Tip2: if you park in the rear parking lot, you'll be treated to a superior view. Get a couple sando's and drink. Enjoy.

This store has SO MANY interesting bottles of boutique soda. If you don't drink alcohol, but still…read morelike cracking open a bottle of a craft drink, then this place is for you. To be fair, they do also carry some alcohol, but the alcohol section pales in comparison to the sodas. I bought a bottle of Cock N Bull apple ginger beer (for anyone who doesn't already know this, ginger beer, like root beer, is completely non-alcoholic), and a can of Pocasville bebida de T de hibiscus. I was going to pick out more drinks, but noticed that there were no price stickers anywhere. So, naturally, I wanted to know how much they cost before picking too many out. When I went to the register with my two items, I was given some serious sticker shock. It was well over seven dollars for two sodas. Of course I understand that food is really expensive right now, and that, the further the food has to be transported before purchase, the more it costs. Still, wow. That seemed so high. In addition to the amazing selection of overpriced sodas, this small store also had a great selection of (pricey) chocolates, cheeses, and hiking snacks. Additionally, they have a produce section that actually makes the store in Curry Village Yosemite look good. There were exactly two lemons, two limes, three oranges, four apples, and one piece of ginger. The cashier was maybe a little odd, but friendly. He recognized the people in front of me by name, and had a nice little conversation with them. The store was neither exceptionally clean or dirty, but looked clean enough. Parking was very limited with only about three spots out front, but there appeared to be more places to park across the street. I did not yet patronize the fresh sandwich deli, which seems to be the main feature of this store. Maybe another time.

The "Pioneer" digestive enzymes Eden sells and recommended for my post-food poisoning (binge) and…read moreindigestion TOTALLY healed it in 1 day! (she has also sold me some salve she herself makes and given me great free consultations!) (re: review below, I got great results from ear candles!--)

This is a fun little herbal shop in Point Reyes Station. The selection of herbals and botanicals…read moreis incredible with a ridiculous number of herbal teas and extracts and every kind of organic, homeopathic cure for what ails you. Being totally clueless to what helps what, the owner Eden is incredibly knowledgeable, helpful, and very patient in answering any questions you may have. They've also got some nifty little stuffed animals and books about herbs too, so you can learn yourself all about herbs. Now, I'm not a huge herbalist, but my date is and was digging the whole experience. Right after we left the store, Eden chased after us because we forgot to buy the tea bags for the herbal tea, she made an extra $3, I was out another $3, and my date was happy. One could call that some superior customer service right there.

We drove up to Point Reyes on a Saturday morning and took the scenic route to the farm. We were…read morehappily greeted by all the cows along the way and welcomed in for our cheese tasting reservation. The atmosphere was lively and felt similar to a winery. We got to taste a variety of high-quality cheeses and especially loved the TomaTruffle, which we ended up buying to take home. After the tasting, we walked around the gift shop where they sold many local goods like jams, honey, and handmade gifts. We would definitely recommend this to anyone who loves cheese or wants to enjoy a scenic drive and explore the farm.

Really sad and dreary place, and then comes the ambivalent service. Made to feel like you are a…read moreburden to the people. No welcome and mostly ignored. Made to feel bad for asking questions. Not thanked for purchasing. Definitely not worth the stop. Go to Marin Cheese for a 180 degree experience!!! They know how to treat people!

The best date ever. Took my cooler, shucker, lemon, mignonette sauce, some mango and avocado for a…read moreside. Drove over to South Beach and ate 50 of the freshest oysters ever. Delicious Can't wait to go back.

My boyfriend and I stopped by on a Saturday to pick up three dozen oysters, and it was absolutely…read moreworth the trip! We got Kumamoto, Pacific, and medium oysters--all super fresh and reasonably priced at under $3 per oyster. Some were sweet, others had a nice salty brininess, and every single one was delicious. A quick tip: bring your own cooler (or you can purchase one there). They also sell shucking knives and gloves if you need them. Since picnicking isn't allowed on-site, we took ours down the street to a nearby public beach and enjoyed them with a gorgeous view of the bay. For the price, quality, and experience, this spot is a gem. Definitely worth it--we'll be back for more!

Great place tucked a bit away from the main street. Inside, we were amazed at the size of the…read moreplace, ample room for seating and two kids areas (one for merch, one for ocean activities) and above all, a delicious deli! Service is decent and adequately friendly--a very laid-back vibe. This place has the potential for filling up for late night snacks after an event at the Dance Palace! Excellent sandwiches! I had the crabcake sandwich (not spicy!) and my friend had the marinara meatball sandwich. Ample parking nearby.

Stopped here for a sandwich, which was good but overpriced. The ambiance of this place is dreary…read moreand not welcoming at all. Will not return.

Such a great find right outside the city limits of Nicasio…read more Elizabeth was quite generous with providing several samples of their cheeses. Which makes sense as we ended up purchasing more cheeses. Their cheeses, all taste so fresh and creamy- we picked up some Tallegio, Raclette & Foggy Morning with garlic & herbs. All of their cheeses are made from 100% organic cows milk and you can tell the difference in quality. Next time we'll come a Thursday through Sunday as they have fresh baked bread on those days.

This small shop has the freshest fromage blanc called Foggy Morning. It is so fresh that it has…read morenot even been oxidized (exposed to oxygen). We got the Foggy Morning with basil and garlic; it is easily spreadable over a cracker, but I could just take a scoop of it and eat it straight up. Since this is a Swiss family cheese shop, they also offer Swiss Alpine mountain cheeses good for raclette. We don't make raclette, but still like their rich flavored mountain cheese for charcuterie boards. We picked up a Nicasio Reserve to enjoy. There are clean picnic tables on-site with a beautiful view of Nicasio Valley. We brought our own board and opened the cheeses we purchased. They staff even gave us additional papers and bags to pack up our leftover cheeses. It was an enjoyable afternoon!