Wonderful people, hard-working, and they go above and beyond. Get these veggies!read more

The prettiest little lettuces you'll ever lay your eyes on. The cutest of them all? Freckle. Yes,…read moreit's a baby lettuce named "Freckle"! How can you resist? The mixed greens and the little gems are just fantastic. The only bad thing I can think of to say is that this booth is way popular and they can run out of things quickly.

On weekends this affable middle-aged New Yorker who claims he is rich and owns a farm, just picked…read morethe fruit, pulls his pickup to a turnout high above the ocean, about halfway between Miur Beach and Stinson Beach on Hwy. 1. Lets you snack as much as you want, encourages it even, and makes up a name for you. In 2004 he embarassed my then girfriend and I picked up hands down the best honeydew, best melon of any kind, so good you'd do an emergency midnight prosciutto run and might just name the kids after it. Last week he was calling everyone Earl and I had the second best peaches ever, whch is saying a lot. My Yelp nemesis (I've decided NOT to include her name in all of my reviews) says he's too expensive and I'm getting ripped off. But I say, you get what you pay for and he delivers the admission price in entertainment alone. And what price can you put on great ocean views and fruit so good you stay up at night fantasizing?

Had to get a ton of photos for Yelp of this adorable 24/7 produce stand that nobody really works at…read moreand runs an honor system. Grab their homemade, chewy, incredible sourdough bread (best sourdough I've ever had) and drop into the box what it's worth. If this system was in NY, people would be running away with the stand! Love this bountiful utopia. 5 stars!!!

Is anything better? Just a magical place, amazing produce. Great system of trust. Kinda place that…read moreyou dream of coming back to.

Good in a pinch. I stopped here before a hike, and i was hoping for more sandwich choices. They…read morehad turkey sandwiches and salami sandwiches. It is kind of a small place, so I think having only a few choices is reasonable. It looks like a good place for sundries, a few groceries, and snacks. The cashier was polite.

We spent a week in a rental at the beach here and this market is the only one in the area…read more Typically when that is the case you know you're gonna pay a convenience fee and you accept it but I thought the prices here were really reasonable. The market is bigger than it looks and has a good selection of items. We came here three separate times during our stay and they always had what we needed....Toothbrush, razors, cold drinks, sandwiches, snacks and they were just a 5 minute walk from the rental. **Side note in case anyone is searching reviews looking for a bathroom** I was outside one afternoon with our dog waiting on the bench in front for my husband to grab me a drink and a car full of young ladies pulled up doing the potty dance and rushed in. There are signs that say "no public restroom" and I guess staff adhered strictly to it because they came out panicked and still squirming. I told them I wasn't from the area but there is a park across the street and although it's a little hidden, there is a porty potty on the East side. They thanked me and ran off and later thanked me again when I saw them in town. If we stay in Stinson again, I won't worry about overpacking because this market has what you need....except a bathroom!

Whenever I'm in town I have to stop in this store. I love that they serve fantastic hot chai. I sit…read moreout on the patio with my dogs and enjoy the whole atmosphere! I went to buy a jug chai to take home and they weren't where I usually find them. Asked the cashier and she gladly showed me they now sell pints, but I could also get a quart which they keep in the back. Yes please. I'll be enjoying it all week!

Very dismissive staff especially a woman that was very rude. I will never come here again or…read morerecommend them.

I love this market. It has grown a lot over the years, and I'm so glad it's still here. The vibe is…read morealways great, with happy people coming together. I've found some beautiful stuff from the local sellers.

Great service for fresh seafood caught daily, plus fresh local meat. People there are nice.read more

Their smoothies are absolutely fantastic; the ya mon is my absolute favorite and the soup is…read moredelicious as well. The servers are friendly and fast and seating is available both inside and outside so that you can enjoy downtown Bolinas

My daughter got the turkey panini. She said the ciabatta roll had to be so thin before panini…read morepressing it. It was like a thin cracker. The turkey meat was cheap and dry. The flavor promised on the menu just wasn't there. I wanted the avocado toast, but they were out of it. I pivoted and got the almond butter banana toast. They were skimpy on the banana, which was surprising. If I had gotten more than a 1/4 of a banana I'd be surprised. I had almost eaten it before I took a picture, but I spread the coconut pieces out between the couple banana slices so it wasn't just plain almond butter. The shop was clean. The patio was nice. The service was sufficient. Maybe we missed the vibe not getting an açaí bowl or a smoothie. I just spent too much for mediocre food.

La Siguanaba Company brings in solar dried fruits, all natural, no sugar/sulfur added, from el…read moresalvador locale: el mercado @era 10/23 eats: dried mango (2.5@) dried pineapple(2.5@) -dried fruit has distinct natural sweetness. no sugary crash afterwards. a little pricey but it's all natural. no sugar added like the kind from the phillipines. -samples freely available. foodnotes: -10% of profits go Fairfax Anselmon Children's Center -also Manos de Esperanza, educational projects in el salvador -products can be found in upscale retail stores.

I love their dried fruit! It tastes like no other fruit on the market. Their teas are delicious and…read morewarm me up.

This review is for the farm as well as the Green Gulch hiking trail. All of us were quite impressed…read morewith the beauty of the farm produce, and the flowers- very healthy & vibrant. Seems like a pretty neat place to be for a retreat I'm pleased the hike let us through Green Gulch Farm Zen Center. We started at Muir Beach and stayed on the Green Gulch Trail to the crossroads at the top. Definitely some uphill climbing yet doable- met some nice hikers along the way coming down. The views are incredible even with the fog rising over the valley. There was good signage which we appreciated. Back at the beach there are restrooms which was much needed after 6 miles of hiking.

Unreal slice of Heaven nestled in the valley of marin headlands. We hiked from Tennessee Valley to…read moreMuir Beach and decided to hike through the valley on our way back instead of an out and back. What an incredible stumble upon in the midst of our hike. Pictures don't do this beautiful spot justice. It felt unreal when we walked up to the garden then through the zen center. We merely wandered through the grounds, we didn't take advantage of any services so I can't attest to what is available on the grounds besides the incredible gardens. Our round trip hike was almost 10 miles and worth every step taken. Beach, redwoods, valley rolling hills, gardens filled to capacity with beautiful blooms, veggies, and lovingly sculpted grounds. Truly an incredible experience and what a treat to allow it to be open to the public.

Showing off Stinson Beach to my mother inlaw. Stopping in for a light brunch…read more Parkside Stinson Beach Cafe Server - Luis, he was great in helping chose my dish and drink. So quick with my order too. English Breakfast Tea Chardonnay Hazy IPA Quinoa & Eggs Lemon Pound Cake Croissant The deco was nicely setup in doors and the best was out doors. It was picnic style. They also have a market for you to purchase gifts and snacks to go. I will be back. A must visit.

Pastries look delicious but giving 3 stars because of rude cashier during Saturday lunch. Other…read morestaff were nice but cashier was impatient when I asked if they had water after I ordered a croissant ( the previous customer in line took longer to order while I was already decided on what to order). He responded short that only bottled water was sold and charged me $8+ for a croissant. Is it supposed to be $8? I asked if he only charged me for the croissant and was short/dismissive w/o giving me a receipt. Would come back for the food but not rude customer service. Read other reviews. Customer service is mixed