Marinivore 2011

Issue One Spring/Summer 2011

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n 2005, a group of “culinary adventurers” threw out a challenge to people from the Bay Area to eat within a 100-mile radius of their homes. The adventurers were four women who called themselves the Locavores and their story was featured prominently in the San Francisco Chronicle, Time Magazine and the New York Times. By 2007, the Oxford American Dictionary had chosen “locavore” as its Word of the Year, and a movement was born.

Considering the deteriorating state of the planet, decreasing fossilfuel supplies, plus the growing rate of childhood obesity, consuming foods that are seasonal and produced within the eater’s region (aka foodshed) sparks a connection to what is on the plate, which has been lost in the global economy. According to Michael Pollan in his groundbreaking book The Omnivore’s Dilemma, much of what

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The increase in popularity and awareness of the movement has given rise to more sustainable produce, grass-fed beef, lamb and pork, pastured poultry and eggs and cheese makers galore. As the demand for local, organic, seasonal products has accelerated, markets, restaurants and farmers have risen to the occasion. Supporters are happy to vote for the local economy three times a day with their food dollars. Heck, there’s even a locavore app for the iPhone.

The case for supporting locally produced food goes much further than saving energy. First and foremost, it tastes better, reflecting the earth it was raised on and the full ripeness achieved before being picked. Secondly, it supports biodiversity in the local ecosystem through sustainable agriculture practices. Finally, buying locally helps sustain the small family farm and the community surrounding it by keeping money in the neighborhood.

We are blessed with being able to go right to the source for many locally grown or produced goodies. Luscious cheeses can be tasted and purchased, grass-fed meats chosen, oysters shucked, olive oil sampled, wine quaffed and farm-fresh vegetables and fruits bought right after they’ve been pulled from the earth. Going for a drive in the country to collect the bounty is part of the fun.

Furthermore, several Marin—and nearby—farms offer “community supported agriculture”(CSAs). Consumers sign up for a box of farm products to be distributed on a regular basis, usually weekly or bi-monthly. Boxes are delivered to a central location for pickup or, sometimes, right to the buyer’s door. The benefits are that the farm has a guaranteed income and customers get a boxful of the freshest >4

Come enjoy fresh oysters at the farm in our picnic area overlooking Drakes Estero.

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veggies, fruits, eggs—even meats and poultry—around. The slight downfall is that the buyer doesn’t get to choose exactly what will be in the box, although preferences are honored.

Many farms throughout the county oer tours and visits, which is a good way to learn more about sustainable agriculture practices and how your food is grown. Point Reyes Farmstead Cheese has recently opened The Fork, a cooking school at the creamery that enables visitors to learn some recipes, eat what they cooked and visit with the cows whose milk produces the classic Pt. Reyes blue cheese. At Drakes Bay, Hog Island and Tomales Bay, shoppers can buy, shuck and slurp their oysters within spitting distance of the bay where the oysters came from. Through Marin Organic, visitors can sign up for a hike or an event at one of their member farms (www.marinorganic.com).

Restaurants in the county relish featuring locally grown products on their menus. From the Star Route Little Gems salad at Vin Antico to the juicy Rossotti Ranch veal at Stellina, Marin chefs set the table with bounty from the county. Whether dining in Novato or Sausalito, chances are you’ll ďŹ nd local products on the menu. Many chefs go out of their way to credit the farmers and ranchers for the amazing food they’ve created. It’s a powerful way to connect what is on the plate with its source.

In Marinivore: Your Guide to Eating Local, Healthy and Green, we’ve gathered a wide array of farmers, ranchers, restaurants, farmers markets and all kinds of producers that contribute to the local foodshed of the county. As Marinites, we can take great pride in knowing that it is relatively easy to eat locally, creating community and celebration around every meal. ✞

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t Mill Valley Market, they attribute their longevity to support from the community that they have supported all these decades. Starting with Grandpa Frank fighting the Mill Valley fire on July 4, 1929 (opening day for the store) to the current volunteer efforts of brothers David and Doug and their sons, the Canepa family believes in giving back.

The market has a donation program called Shop and Give, which collects funds for local nonprofits. A percent of customers’ purchases are given to the organization of their choice, which, since 1992 has raised over $700,000. In addition, family members coach teams in town and they hire local youth for summer jobs.

Hand in hand with being a good neighbor is the commitment to provide customers with local, artisanal products in the county.

As an independent grocer, the market is able to buy from diminutive producers. Jars of ultra local honey can be found on the shelves alongside a large selection of granolas from Marin makers. There are multi-colored eggs from Woolly Ranch in Tennessee Valley as well as hot sauce, pasta, pesto, breads, cheeses and many more items from producers throughout the county. All over the store labels designate items from Mill Valley and Marin. Local, farm direct vegetables

bursts from baskets in the produce section, including crops from their own farm.

For 15 years, the Canepa family has been growing organic produce at Mill Valley Market Farm in Glen Ellen.

On four acres, Doug and his son Wesley grow lettuce, juicy tomatoes, fragrant basil and melons. The farm has apple and pear trees as well as a small olive grove, from which they press estate olive Doug Canepa at the Mill Valley Market Farm in Glen Ellen oil. Their goal is to get fresh produce from the farm to the market in the same day, a locavores dream. Sustaining the family business, feeding the neighborhood and helping the community to thrive, that is Mill Valley Market. ✾ Mill Valley Market, 12 Corte Madera Ave., Mill Valley. 388-3222. www.millvalleymarket.com

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or more than 40 years, Good Earth has been committed to the health of their customers and sustainability of the community.

As Marin’s oldest, independently owned organic and natural market, they continue to be a forerunner by using green technology, supporting local food producers and keeping customers well fed and informed.

As a leader in the promotion of the local food movement, the shelves at the market are ďŹ lled with hundreds of items that are produced here in Marin. From milk to green cleaning products to tea and beer,

if it's made in the county, Good Earth will have it. The produce department is all organic and each item is labeled with origin and miles traveled. Additionally, there are signs with the names of local farms providing the freshest fruits and vegetables seasonally. Within the next months, they will be rolling out a new labeling system to provide customers with as much information as possible about the food in the store. Labels will include: raw, whole grain, gluten-free, vegan, Non-GMO, Fair Trade, AND Locally Produced.

As an integral part of the community, Good Earth is a partner to many dierent social causes, using outreach and nonproďŹ t support. The store is a meeting place for local producers to share ideas.

They provide scrip cards for area schools, are a member of Sustainable Fairfax and the Environmental Education Council of Marin as well as donators to the food pantry at San Geronimo's community center. They are collaborators in the Non-GMO Project and have an Organic School Lunch Program.

In October Good Earth will move to its new location, at the gateway to Fairfax. The bigger space will allow for more selection and the design will utilize sustainable concepts. Plans include an organic cafe, bakery and juice bar with indoor and outdoor seating, expanded seafood and meat counters and an olive bar. More space means more room for what Good Earth does best: sustain customers, the community and the planet. œ Good Earth Organic & Natural Foods, 1966 Sir Francis Drake Blvd, Fairfax.

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raditions are reassuring. San Rafael Joe’s has been serving hungry diners for more than 60 years and is still going strong.

Started by Italian immigrants Guido and Theresa Farina and Hector and Nancy Rubini, the restaurant is still run by their families.

To be successful, the restaurant has kept up with trends while still honoring traditions.

One such tradition is the house-made ravioli—plump pillows served with meatballs, meat sauce or Bordelaise sauce. Patrons rave about the chicken piccata on the dinner menu, a classic revisited. Local products like Point Reyes blue cheese graces the huge cobb salad and Bordenave's bread has been a staple at the restaurant for decades. Sunday brunch is a popular time to visit San Rafael Joe’s. The menu includes gems like pulled pork with soft polenta served alongside eggs cooked to order.

Each weekday features a dierent lunch special, such as the grilled sole ciabatta sandwich on Thursdays. There is a full bar for classic cocktails as well as a wide range of wines from both California and Italy. Marinivores will be glad to see a Pacheco Ranch Cab on the list, a winery located in Novato.

With a bright, spacious interior and live music four nights a week, San Rafael Joe’s is old-school comfort with a modern twist. ✞

San Rafael Joe's, 931 Fourth St., San Rafael. 456-2425. www.sanrafaeljoes.com

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Many of these farmers go out of business due to the techniques. Seeds have been created for soy, corn, wheat, cotton, sugar legal costs. beets, Hawaiian papaya, canola and many other crops using this technolt The ďŹ lms show corporate thugs bullying seed-separating businesses in ogy. According to the USDA in 2009, 90 percent of canola, 93 percent of dierent farming communities, forcing them to tell who their customers soy and cotton and 86 percent of corn grown in the U.S. is from GMO are so Monsanto can go after them for breach of contract and, eventually, seed. Consequently, it’s estimated that 80 percent of packaged food in driving the seed separators out of business. This is further documented in this country contains GMOs. Monsanto vs.

U.S. Farmers (www.centerforfoodsafety.org/pubs/CFSMOns However, 30 countries have banned or restricted production of antovsFarmerReport1.13.05.pdf), a report by the Center for Food Safety.

GMOs, including the European Union, Japan and Australia, because According to that report, Monsanto employs 75 people and spends $10 their safety is considered dubious. In the documentaries The Future of million per year on investigation and prosecution of farmers who save seeds Food (www.thefutureoood.com) and Food, Inc. (www.foodincmovie. or those who can be charged with patent infringement. Aggressive and incom), the viewer is given evidence, research and facts against the use of genetically modiďŹ ed organisms. Actually, it’s hard to not come vasive tactics are detailed, with farmers and their families being intimidated away from either movie angry at corporate agriculture and the federal and feeling threatened. government for their role in paving the path for the proliferation of t Engineered corn was found in a remote area of Mexico where a strain of genetically engineered crops throughout the U.S. Several key points ancient corn has been grown for centuries. Now this heritage crop is polluted. are made regarding the role of GMO seeds and crops in the world: How far can genetically altered seed travel? >8

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ust as the lotus flower expands to reveal all its brilliant petals, so the Lotus Family of restaurants is growing to share all types of Indian cuisine with Marinivores. The original location, Lotus Cuisine of India in San Rafael, is the only restaurant of its type in the North Bay to get an “excellent” Zagat rating 11 years running. In Fairfax, the bustling Cafe Lotus serves up a fully organic menu of Indian treats. Novato has Anokha, a charming storefront dining room on Grant Avenue with a complete selection of tandoori, curries and nine types of bread. Next door is the Golden Egg Omelet House, a cafe serving American comfort food for breakfast and lunch. The newest member of the family is Lotus Chaat House in San Rafael. Chaat is savory snack food, often sold from carts on the streets of India. At Lotus Chaat all the offerings are vegetarian and many are gluten free. In fact, this goes for all the establishments in the chain: owner Surinder “Pal” Sroa is committed to serving the vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free communities. Experience India through the Lotus family of restaurants. ✾

Lotus Cuisine of India, 704 Fourth Street, San Rafael. 456-5808 Anokha Cuisine of India, 811 Grant Ave., Novato. 892-3440 Cafe Lotus Organic Indian Cafe, 1912 Sir Francis Drake Blvd, Fairfax. 457-7836 Lotus Chaat & Spices, 1559 Fourth Street, San Rafael. 454-6887 Golden Egg Omelet House, 807 Grant Ave., Novato. 897-7707 www.lotusrestaurant.com

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alking into L’Appart Resto, one is immediately transported to the Latin Quarter in Paris. The casually chic atmosphere beckons diners with splashes of scarlet and gray, comfortable banquette seating and a sleek bar. Unique French posters grace the walls while the comforting warble of Edith Piaf warms the mood. Come in to get your Gallic fix at this charming, neighborhood bistro.

Serving lunch and dinner Tuesday to Saturday, L’Appart Resto specializes in using local, organic products for its seasonal menus. From classics like Duck Confit to Mussels Marinière , there is something for everyone - including a menu pour les enfants. Drop in for a glass of wine at the bar or tuck into a steak frites on the shady patio, the perfect cure for those midweek what-to-have-for-dinner blues. With hearty portions and affordable prices, it makes sense to bring the whole family. Celebrate le printemps at L’Appart Resto.

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t By controlling the seeds and only manufacturing Monsanto’s Roundup Ready corn, wheat, soy, etc., the diversity found in nature is being eliminated.

A lack of biodiversity can lead to extinction and many varieties of produce have already disappeared.

Stakeholders in the U.S. and Canada are uniting to bring about change to fight the hold corporations have on food. Grassroots anti-GMO activists helped pass measures in Marin and Mendocino counties, which ban the planting of genetically engineered crops. Other groups are working at certification and labeling so consumers know if they are getting food that contains GMOs. In 2005, a pair of natural food retailers—the Natural Grocery Company in Berkeley and Big Carrot Natural Foods in Toronto—came together to form the Non-GMO Project. According to the Non-GMO Project website, the mission was to create a consistent standard for what “non-GMO” meant throughout the food industry in North America. This would enable vendors to offer consumers an informed choice on the GMO risk in products. As the project gathered steam, the board of directors expanded to include representatives from all parties involved in the campaign: farmers, consumers, retailers and manufacturers. Marin’s own Good Earth Natural Foods took a leading role in the project. Today the group is working with Global ID Group, a leader in non-GMO testing and certification, and has created a verification program that began enrolling products in 2008 and putting a seal on those that met the standards. A growing list of approved items can be found at www.nongmoproject.org.

Genetically modified organisms remain prevalent in our food system.

With increased attention on the hazards, help from groups like the NonGMO Project and grassroots activism working on legislation to ban genetically engineered crops, consumers can now make informed decisions about what products are healthy, nutritious and GMO-free. ✾

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From Nicasio Farms' delicious cheeses to Fairfax Fresh Meyer lemons, locally grown products are important to United shoppers. In the cooler look for suds from Iron Springs and Lagunitas Breweries while the cereal aisle you will ďŹ nd granolas from One Planet and From the Fields.

The Republic of Tea in Novato and Bordenave's Bakery in San Rafael deliver their popular teas and breads and luscious Fiorello's Gelato can be found in the freezer. Many more items in the stores are locally made and United is always on the hunt for 3JJIVMRK 1EVMRMZSVIW XLI FIWX MR JVIWL PSGEP TVSHYGXW WMRGI new products because staying local is a priority for riginally started in San Francisco, what we now know as them and their customers.

United Markets began around 1900 and was called As a partner in the community fabric of the county, United has a Great Western Food Stores. In 1955 the business crossed strong philanthropic program. They support 82 schools in Marin with the Golden Gate Bridge and set up shop in San Rafael. The second store their "Community Cards", which donate 3 percent of purchases each followed in 1958 in San Anselmo.The Saccone brothers called their newstores month. Since the program began, they've donated over $1 million to United Markets and they ran them until 1982, when longtime employees participating schools.

Bill Daniels and Bob Musante took over. Ten years later, Piero Lovi joined United Markets has had their ďŹ nger on the pulse of Marin for over the team to handle the deli and the business steadily grew. Since Bobâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s 50 years. Consistently supporting local producers while supplying retirement, Billâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s daughter Kelly and Pieroâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s son Michael have stepped families with top-quality goods at reasonable prices has been a winning in to help their dads run the markets. Working together, they continue combination for the small chain. Â&#x153; to bring Marinivores local products and quality grocery items that United Markets: 515 Third Street, San Rafael. 454-8912 wonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t break the bank. United Markets is proud to carry merchandise 100 Red Hill Ave., San Anselmo. 456-1271 www.unitedmarkets.com 9RMXIH 1EVOIXW

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Hi. My name is Brigitte. I’m the 2nd from the right. I’d like to introduce you to a few of my friends. Starting from the left, meet Stacy Carlsen from Marin County Department of Agriculture, Nancy Scolari from Marin Resource Conservation District, Bob Berner from Marin Agricultural Land Trust, Adrienne Baumann from Marin Organic, Dominic Grossi from Marin County Farm Bureau, then there’s me, Brigitte Moran from Agricultural Institute of Marin, and David Lewis from University of California Cooperative Extension.

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hose of us who have the pleasure of living in Marin County enjoy world-class cuisine, wine and miles of beautiful rolling hillsides leading to stunning coastal backdrops. Much of what enables us to keep this stunning scenery intact can be attributed to our hardworking dairy farmers. Without their tireless eďŹ&#x20AC;orts to keep their farms functional and thriving, along with support from consumers like you, our picturesque backdrops might be ďŹ lled with tract homes and shopping centers.

Located just across the Marin County line in rural Petaluma, for three generations Clover Stornetta Farms has been committed to supporting local dairy farmers. Clover works with these dairies to produce the cleanest, fresh pasteurized, local milk that we then deliver to your local restaurants and grocery stores. A favorite among both gourmet chefs and consumers, Clover is a family-owned dairy company that places high value on the concepts of sustainability, exceptional quality, the humane treatment of animals and educating consumers on where their food comes from.

The milk we produce comes from contented cows who have the good fortune to graze along the Marin hillsides and coastlines people come from all over the world to see. We take pride in preserving these stunning Marin County landscapes for generations to come. â&#x153;ž

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Tomales Bay Oyster Company s WWW 4OMALES"AY/YSTER#OMPANY COM We specialize in fresh, farmed oysters as well as mussels and clams from the cool, clean waters of Tomales Bay (and the PaciďŹ c Northwest). Open 7 days a week. We are located approx. ďŹ ve and a 1/2 miles north of Point Reyes Station on Hwy One. We have picnic tables, barbecues, and a welcoming atmosphere to accommodate your party.

Straus Family Creamery s WWW STRAUSFAMILYCREAMERY COM Straus Family Creamery, the nationâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s ďŹ rst Non-GMO Project veriďŹ ed dairy brand, provides high quality, organic dairy products. We make business decisions, which support the philosophy of sustainable, organic family farming, for the health and well-being of the company, its farmers, employees and the community at large.

Barinaga Ranch WWW "ARINAGA2ANCH COM Our small ďŹ&#x201A;ock of dairy sheep graze year-round on our organically managed pastures in West Marin. From April through October we make their rich, delicious, raw milk into a Basque-style aged cheese. Our cheesesâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;Baserri and Txikiâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;are featured at Cowgirl Creamery and other Bay Area cheese shops.

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Drakes Bay Oyster Company s DRAKESBAYOYSTER COM At Drakes Bay Oyster Farm, we are a 4th generation Marin County farming family that is committed to sustainable farming practices and local marketing of our oysters.

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Locally owned and staffed by clinical herbalists and nutrition educators.

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We carry fine teas from Red Blossom Tea Co. and exceptional quality organic bulk herbs and culinary spices.

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Bungalow Munch Organic Granola ( s WWW BUNGALOWMUNCH COM We think out of the bag to stop global warming! Our beautiful Italian glass mason jars are hermetically-sealed to keep your Bungalow Munch fresh. These jars last forever and can be reďŹ lled for years to come with a fresh batch of Bungalow Munch Organic Granola, made with six 100% organic ingredients.

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Oakland) and one in San Francisco (Stonestown). AIM's mission is to educate the public about the nutritional and economic benefits of buying locally grown food directly from farmers, and to connect and support communities and agriculture. AIM is committed to educating the public through a number of different avenues in addition to the on-the-ground experiential learning that happens every week at AIM's farmers markets.

AIM's Diggin' the Farmers Market Tours welcomes more than 1,000 tour participants to the Thursday Marin Farmers Market, ranging from local K-12 students to regional Rotary Clubs to visiting conference groups. Their Farm to Fork Program actively recruits and supports institutional customers such as hospitals, restaurants, schools and grocery stores in their transition to sourcing food from regional farmers. AIM is also proud to accept CalFresh, also known as food stamps, enabling people of limited income to benefit from having access to locally grown produce.

Looking ahead, AIM is actively working toward the creation of a pavilion dedicated to local agriculture, a community hub where local farmers, ranchers, specialty food purveyors, artisans, agricultural organizations and the public will come together under one roof. To learn more visit www.agricuturalinstitute.org.

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Meet the Agricultural Institute of Marin, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit public-benefit organization based in San Rafael. Yes it can be a mouthful—you can call them AIM if you like. Previously known as Marin Farmers Markets, AIM represents over 500 regional California farmers, food purveyors and artisans and operates eight farmers markets in the Bay Area, four in Marin County (Marin Civic Center, Fairfax and Novato), three in Alameda County (Grand Lake, Hayward and

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Tony gets his inspiration from what's in season. â&#x20AC;&#x153;The farmers market on Thursday and Sunday mornings is like going to church or heaven in a sense. Instead of 16 it's like having a box of 120 crayons to choose from!â&#x20AC;? he says. His mushroom pizzas are lip-smacking good. Combinations like butternut squash with sage and smoked mozzarella, or a vegan concoction called â&#x20AC;&#x153;Garden of Love Lightâ&#x20AC;? with arugula, pine nuts, herbs and Meyer lemon, reďŹ&#x201A;ect the owner's artistic sensibility. All ingredients are vegetarian and mostly organic, and half the pizzas are vegan. He only oďŹ&#x20AC;ers a daily special if he is in love with it: â&#x20AC;&#x153;These pizzas are my creations, like songs, and are meant to be experienced as they are, without additions or substitutions.â&#x20AC;? Just like a good song, the melody of Tony Tutto's pizzas haunts you night and day, keeping happy Marinivores coming back for more. â&#x153;ž Tony Tutto Pizza, Address: 246 E. Blithedale Ave., Mill Valley. 383-8646. www.tonytuttopizza.com

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GREENBRAE HUNAN FIRST RESTAURANT

www.bolinascafe.com 46 Wharf Rd., Bolinas 415-868-2298 California Cuisine $$

www.123bolinas.com 123 Bolinas Ave, Fairfax 415-488-5123 American $$

140 Bon Air Shopping Center, Greenbrae 415-461-8822 Chinese $

CORTE MADERA BENISSIMO RESAURANT & BAR

1900 Sir Francis Drake Blvd., Fairfax 415-460-2160 American $$

BAREFOOT CAFE

JASON’S

www.benissimos.com 18 Tamalpais Dr., Corte Madera 415-927-2316 Italian $$

BOUDIN SOURDOUGH BAKERY & CAFE

www.boudinbakery.com 1844 Redwood Hwy., Corte Madera 415-737-1849 American $$

BRICK & BOTTLE

www.brickandbottle.com 55 Tamal Vista Blvd., Corte Madera 415-924-3366 American $$$

BRYAN’S FINE FOODS

www.bryansfinefoods.com 341 Corte Madera Town Center, Corte Madera 415-927-4488 American $$

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CAFE LOTUS

www.cafelotusfairfax.com 1912 Sir Francis Drake Blvd., Fairfax 415-457-7836 Indian $$

CASA MANANA

85 Bolinas Ave., Fairfax 415-454-2384 Mexican $

CHAD’S GRILL AND GARDEN CAFE

www.chadscafe.com 85 Bolinas Road Suite #4, Fairfax 415-454-7864 California Cuisine $$

DEER PARK VILLA

www.deerparkvilla.com 367 Bolinas Rd., Fairfax 415-456-8084 American $$

www.jasonsrestaurant.com 300 Drake’s Landing Rd., Greenbrae 415-925-0808 Italian $$

VISAVIS

282 Bon Air Center, Greenbrae 415-925-4370 Italian $$

WIPEOUT BAR AND GRILL

www.wipeoutbarandgrill.com 302 Bon Air Shopping Center, Greenbrae 415-461-7400 California Cuisine $$

INVERNESS DRAKES BEACH CAFE

1 Drakes Beach Rd., Inverness 415-669-1297 California Cuisine $$

PRISCILLA’S PIZZERIA & CAFE

www.cpk.com 347 Corte Madera Town Center, Corte Madera 415-945-0401 $$

FAIRFAX SCOOP

12781 Sir Francis Drake Blvd., Inverness 415-669-1244 Italian $$

CHAMPAGNE FRENCH BAKERY CAFE

FAIRFIX CAFE

12938 Sir Francis Drake Blvd., Inverness 415-669-1114 Thai $$

www.champagnebakery.com 103 Corte Madera Town Center, Corte Madera 415-927-5470 French $$

CORTE MADERA CAFE

12 Tamalpais Dr., Corte Madera 415-954-8902 Cafes and Sandwich Shops $$

IL FORNAIO

www.ilfornaio.com 223 Corte Madera Town Center, Corte Madera 415-927-4400 Italian $$

LA MAISON DE LA REINE

346 Corte Madera Town Center, Corte Madera 415-927-0288 Vietnamese $$

MARIN JOE’S

www.marinjoesrestaurant.com 1585 Casa Buena Dr., Corte Madera 415-924-2081 Italian $$

MAX’S

www.maxsworld.com 60 Madera Blvd., Corte Madera 415-924-6297 American $$

P.F. CHANG’S CHINA BISTRO

www.pfchangs.com 301 Corte Madera Town Center, Corte Madera 415-413-9890 Chinese $$$

PACIFIC CATCH

www.pacificcatch.com 133 Corte Madera Town Center, Corte Madera 415-927-3474 Seafood $$

RICK’S WINE CELLAR

www.rickswinecellar.com 207 Corte Madera Ave., Corte Madera 415-927-9466 Miscellaneous $$

SEA THAI BISTRO

60 Corte Madera Ave., Corte Madera 415-927-8333 Thai $$

STEFANO’S PIZZERIA

www.stefanossolarpizza.com 225 Corte Madera Ave., Corte Madera 415-924-9666 Pizza $

THE CHEESECAKE FACTORY

www.cheesecakefactory.com 1736 Redwood Hwy., Corte Madera 415-945-0777 California Cuisine $$

THE COUNTER

63 Broadway Blvd., Fairfax 415-453-3130 Desserts $

33 Broadway Ave., Fairfax 415-459-6404

FAT ANGEL BAKERY

www.fatangelbakery.com 71 Broadway Blvd., Fairfax 415-455-0590

FRADELIZIO’S RISTORANTE ITALIANO

35 Broadway, Fairfax 415-459-1618 Italian $$

GHIRINGHELLI’S PIZZERIA/WINE BAR

www.ghirpizza.com 45 Broadway, Fairfax 415-453-7472 Pizza $

GOOD EARTH

www.goodearthnaturalfoods.net 1966 Sir Francis Drake Blvd., Fairfax 415-454-0123 Miscellaneous $

GRILLY’S

www.grillys.com 1 Bolinas Rd., Fairfax 415-457-6171 Mexican $

HUMMINGBIRD

57 Broadway Blvd., Fairfax 415-457-9866

IRON SPRINGS PUB & BREWERY

www.ironspringspub.com 765 Center Blvd., Fairfax 415-485-1005 Burgers $$

M & G BURGERS AND BEVERAGES

2017 Sir Francis Drake Blvd., Fairfax 415-454-0655 Burgers $

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KENTFIELD HALF DAY CAFE

848 College Ave., Kentfield 415-459-0291 Cafes and Sandwich Shops $$

KIN WAH RESTAURANT

937 Sir Francis Drake Blvd., Kentfield 415-457-2900 Chinese $

PACIFIC CAFE SEAFOOD

850 College Ave., Kentfield 415-456-3898 Seafood $$

WOODLANDS CAFE

www.woodlands-cafe.com 799 College Ave., Kentfield 415-457-8163 California Cuisine $$

L A G U N I TA S ARTI

7282 Sir Francis Drake Blvd., Lagunitas 415-488-4700 Indian $$

LARKSPUR AMBROSIA PIZZA & PASTA

www.siamlotusfairfax.com 25 Broadway, Fairfax 415-453-5967 Thai $$

SLEEPING LADY

107 Bolinas Rd., Fairfax 415-258-4520 Italian $$

CATERING BY RED ROBIN DJ CHINESE CUISINE

www.rulli.com 464 Magnolia Ave., Larkspur 415-924-7478 Italian $$

FUKUSUKE

578 Magnolia Ave., Larkspur 415-924-8848 Japanese $$

KING OF THE ROLL

552 Magnolia Ave., Larkspur 415-924-1900 Japanese $$

SZECHUAN CHEF

www.leftbank.com 507 Magnolia Ave., Larkspur 415-927-3331 French $$$

THE COFFEE ROASTERY

4 Bolinas Rd., Fairfax 415-451-1825 American $

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1000 Magnolia Ave., Larkspur 415-925-0599 Thai $$

RED ROBIN CATERING

www.redrobincatering.com/ 489 Magnolia Avenue, Larkspur 415-924-0956

RISTORANTE FABRIZIO

455 Magnolia Ave., Larkspur 415-924-3332 Italian $$

RUSTIC BAKERY

www.shop.rusticbakery.com 1139 Magnolia Ave., Larkspur 415-925-1556 Miscellaneous $$

SUSHI-KO

www.suhsi-ko.com 1819 Larkspur Landing Circle, Larkspur 415-461-8400 Japanese $$

TABLE CAFE

1167 Magnolia Ave., Larkspur 415461-6787 California Cuisine $

TAM CELLARS

www.tamalpacellars.com 1803 Larkspur Landing Circle, Larkspur 415-461-9463 Miscellaneous $$

THA SIAM

www.thasiam.net 1813 Larkspur Landing Circle, Larkspur 415-461-0198 Thai $

THE TAVERN AT LARK CREEK

www.tavernatlarkcreek.com 234 Magnolia Ave., Larkspur 415-924-7766 American $$

WARD STREET CAFE

www.wardstreetcafe.com 25 Ward St., Larkspur 415-924-2493 California Cuisine $$

YANKEE PIER

AgriculturalInstitute.org Marin City 415-472-6100 Miscellaneous

OUTBACK STEAKHOUSE

www.outback.com 196 Donahue St., Marin City 415-331-6193 $$

EMPORIO RULLI

SORELLA CAFE

19 Bolinas Rd., Fairfax 415-456-1893 Chinese $$

PIZZERIA PICCO WINE SHOP

www.pizzeriapicco.com 316 Magnolia Ave., Larkspur 415-945-8900 Pizza $$

MARIN CITY MARIN COUNTY FARMERS MARKET

PANCHO VILLA’S SIAM LOTUS

PICCO

www.restaurantpicco.com 320 Magnolia Ave., Larkspur 415-924-0300 California Cuisine $$

BURRITOVILLE OBB

www.djchinesecuisine.com 435 Magnolia Ave., Larkspur 415-924-0717 Chinese $

www.panchosfairfax.com 1625 Sir Francis Drake Blvd., Fairfax 415-459-0975 Mexican $$

MELTING POT

www.meltingpot.com 125 East Sir Francis Drake Blvd., Larkspur 415-461-6358 Miscellaneous $$$

www.yankeepier.com 286 Magnolia Ave., Larkspur 415-924-7676 Seafood $$

489 Magnolia Ave., Larkspur 415-924-0956 Miscellaneous $$

www.mauros-pizza.com 1601 Sir Francis Drake Blvd., Fairfax 415-453-9353 Italian $

MARIN BREWING COMPANY

www.marinbrewing.com 1809 Larkspur Landing Circle, Larkspur 415-461-4677 Miscellaneous $$

www.ambrosia-menu.com 1159 Magnolia Ave., Larkspur 415-925-9292 Italian $$

MAURO’S PIZZA AND PASTA

TUB TIM THAI RESTAURANT

208 Corte Madera Town Center, Corte Madera 415-927-3663

12785 Sir Francis Drake Blvd., Inverness 415-669-1021 Miscellaneous $$$

531 Magnolia Ave., Larkspur 415-924-8669 Mexican $

23 Broadway, Fairfax 415-485-1182 American $$

WORLD WRAPPS WEST

VLADIMIR’S CZECH RESTAURANT

AgriculturalInstitute.org Bolinas Park, Fairfax 415-472-6100 Market

www.thecounterburger.com 201 Corte Madera Town Center, Corte Madera 415-924-7000 Burgers $$ www.tubtimmarin.com 510 Tamalpais Dr., Corte Madera 415-924-1223 Thai $

THEPMONGGON

MAGNOLIA’S CAFE

574 Magnolia Ave., Larkspur 415-924-1234 Italian $$

LEFT BANK

M & G BURGERS AND BEVERAGES

989 Magnolia Ave., Larkspur 415-461-2211 Burgers $

MARSHALL NICK’S COVE

www.nickscove.com 23240 State Route 1, Marshall 415-663-1033 Seafood $$$

THE MARSHALL STORE OYSTER BAR

www.themarshallstore.com/ 19225 State Route 1, Marshall 415-663-1339 Seafood

TONY’S SEAFOOD RESTAURANT

18863 State Route 1, Marshall 415-663-1107 Seafood $$

MILL VALLEY AMBERJACK SUSHI

72 E. Blithedale Ave., Mill Valley 415-383-1327 Japanese $$

AVATARâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S PUNJAB BURRITOS

15 Madrona St., Mill Valley 415-381-8293 Indian $

BALBOA CAFE

www.balboacafe.com 38 Miller Ave., Mill Valley 415-381-7321 American $$$

BUCKEYE ROADHOUSE

EL PASO HOUSE OF CHOPS

387 Miller Ave., Mill Valley 415-388-3261 Cafes and Sandwich Shops $

FRANTOIO RISTORANTE

MAY LEEâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S CHINESE RESTAURANT

www.frantoio.com 152 Shoreline Hwy., Mill Valley 415-289-5777 Italian $$

GIRA POLLI

www.buckeyeroadhouse.com 15 Shoreline Highway, Mill Valley 415-331-2600 American $$

590 E. Blithedale Ave., Mill Valley 415-383-6040 Italian $$

BUNGALOW 44

GRILLYâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S

www.bungalow44.com 44 E. Blithedale Ave., Mill Valley 415-381-2500 American $$$

CACTUS CAFE

www.cactuscafemillvalley.com 393 Miller Ave., Mill Valley 415-388-8226 Mexican $

CAFE DEL SOUL

www.cafedelsoul.net 247 Shoreline Hwy., Mill Valley 415-388-1852 California Cuisine $

CAFFE OGGI CUCINA ITALIANA

745 E. Blithedale Ave., Mill Valley 415-383-4355 Italian $

CHAMPAGNE FRENCH BAKERY CAFE

PEARLâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S PHATBURGER

HIGH TECH BURRITO

www.hightechburrito.com 118 Strawberry Village, Mill Valley 415-388-7002 Mexican $

INDIA PALACE

www.pearlsdiner.com 8 E. Blithedale Ave., Mill Valley 415-381-6010 Burgers $

PIATTI

www.piatti.com 625 Redwood Hwy., Mill Valley 415-380-2525 Italian $$

PIAZZA Dâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ANGELO

www.indiapalacemillvalley.com 707 Redwood Hwy., Mill Valley 415-388-3350 Indian $$

www.piazzadangelo.com 22 Miller Ave., Mill Valley 415-388-2000 Italian $$

JOEâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S TACO LOUNGE

PIZZA ANTICA

LA BOULANGE

DIPSEA CAFE

PASTA POMODORO

HARMONY RESTAURANT

www.harmonyrestaurantgroup.com 800 Strawberry Village Suite #401, Mill Valley 415-381-5300 Chinese $$

CHINESE DELI

www.depotbookstore.com 87 Throckmorton Avenue, Mill Valley 415-383-2665 Coffee and Tea Houses

MOUNTAIN HOME INN

www.mtnhomeinn.com 810 Panoramic Hwy., Mill Valley 415-381-9000 American $$$ www.pastapomodoro.com 205 Strawberry Village, Mill Valley 415-388-1692 Italian $

382 Miller Ave., Mill Valley 415-383-8164 Mexican $

DEPOT BOOKSTORE & CAFE

247 Shoreline Hwy., Mill Valley 415-383-8888 Chinese $$

www.grillys.com 493 Miller Ave., Mill Valley 415-381-3278 Mexican $

www.champagnebakery.com 41 Throckmorton Ave., Mill Valley 415-380-0410 French $$

401 Miller Ave B, Mill Valley 415-381-8933 Chinese $$

MAMAâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S ROYAL CAFE

www.elpasomillvalley.com 17 Throckmorton Avenue, Mill Valley 415-388-0741 American

www.baybread.com 800 Redwood Hwy. Suite #125, Mill Valley 415-381-1260 French $

LA GINESTRA RESTAURANT

127 Throckmorton Ave., Mill Valley 415-388-0224 Italian $$

www.pizzaantica.com 800 Redwood Hwy. Suite #705, Mill Valley 415-383-0600 $$

ROBATA GRILL & SUSHI

www.robatagrill.com 591 Redwood Hwy., Mill Valley 415-381-8400 Japanese $$

ROCCOâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S PIZZA & PASTA

STEFANOâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S PIZZERIA

11 E. Blithedale Ave., Mill Valley 415-383-9666 Pizza $

STRAWBERRY GOURMET DELI

216 Strawberry Village, Mill Valley 415-381-2088 Mediterranean and Persian $

SUSHI GOURMET

www.sushigourmetusa.com 215 Strawberry Village, Mill Valley 415-381-8521 Japanese $$

THAILAND RESTAURANT

www.millvalleythailand.com 721 E. Blithedale Ave. Suite B, Mill Valley 415-381-1800 Thai

THE CANTINA

www.thecantina.com 651 E. Blithedale Ave., Mill Valley 415-381-1070 Mexican $$$

THEP LELA

www.theplela.com 615 Strawberry Village, Mill Valley 415-383-3444 Thai $$

TOAST

31 Sunnyside Ave, Mill Valley 415-388-2500 American $

TONY TUTTO PIZZA

246 E. Blithedale Ave, Mill Valley 415-383-8646 Pizza $$

TSUKIJI

24 Sunnyside Ave., Mill Valley 415-383-1382 Japanese

VASCO

106 Throckmorton Ave., Mill Valley 415-381-3343 Italian $$

YOUNG CAN WOK

LILY KAI

711 E. Blithedale Ave., Mill Valley 415-388-4444 Pizza $$

252 Almonte Blvd., Mill Valley 415-388-8631 Chinese $$

SAMURAI

LUCINDAâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S AUTHENTIC MEXICAN

425 Miller Ave., Mill Valley 415-381-3680 Japanese $$

MUIR BEACH THE PELICAN INN

www.dipseacafe.com 200 Shoreline Hwy., Mill Valley 415-381-0298 American $$

89 E. Blithedale Ave., Mill Valley 415-383-6368 Chinese $$

DISH

930 Redwood Hwy., Mill Valley 415-388-0754 Mexican $

507 Miller Ave, Mill Valley 415-388-3474 American

SMALL SHED FLATBREADS

www.smallshed.com 17 Madrona St., Mill Valley 415-383-4200 California Cuisine $$

www.pelicaninn.com 10 Pacific Way, Muir Beach 415-383-6000 British $$

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FIRST STOP: VINTAGE OAKS NEXT STOP: COMFORT FOOD

Located off of Rowland Blvd. exit, Highway 101 For more information call (415) 897.9999

www.shopvintageoaks.com

SushiHolic SushiHolic Fresh Choice Fresh Choice Pasta Pomodoro Pasta Pomodoro Extreme Pizza Extreme Pizza Cuisine Jennie Low’s Chinese Jennie Low’ s Chinese Cuisine Starbucks Burger King Starbucks IHOP Burger King Chevy’s IHOP Tuttimelon-Gelato & Frozen Yogurt Chevy’ s Subway Plus, 45 more great shops and restaurants.

Plus, 45 more great shops

NICASIO RANCHO NICASIO

www.ranchonicasio.com , Nicasio 415-662-2219 American $$

N O VAT O ALTA CUISINE

www.altacuisine.com 1555 S. Novato Blvd., Novato 415-898-3230 Miscellaneous

ANOKHA

www.anokharestaurant.com 811 Grant Ave., Novato 415-892-3440 Indian $$

ARUN RESTAURANT

GARDEN COURT RESTAURANT

8141 Redwood Blvd., Novato 415-892-8700 Chinese $$

GARDEN RESTAURANT

www.gardenmedrestaurant.com 333 Enfrente Rd., Novato 415-883-9277 Cafes and Sandwich Shops $$

GOLDEN EGG OMELETTE HOUSE

807 Grant Ave., Novato 415-897-7707 American $$

HENRY’S BURGER SHOP

RICKEY’S RESTAURANT

www.rickeysrestaurant.com 250 Entrada Dr., Novato 415-883-9477 American $$

RUSTIC BAKERY

1407 Grant Avenue, Novato 415-878-4952 Cafes and Sandwich Shops

SAM’S PLACE

1545 S. Novato Blvd., Novato 415-209-6668 American $$

SHANGHAI GARDEN RESTAURANT

www.henrysburgers.com 2027 Novato Blvd., Novato 415-892-1114 Burgers $

471 Entrada Dr., Novato 415-883-9060 Chinese $$

HIGH TECH BURRITO

SONOMA LATINA GRILL

385 Bel Marin Keys Blvd., Novato 415-883-8017 Thai

www.hightechburrito.com 942 Diablo Ave., Novato 415-897-8083 Mexican $

www.sonomalatinagrill.com 5800 Nave Dr. Suite D, Novato 415-883-2662 Latin $$

AURORA RISTORANTE ITALIANO

HILLTOP 1892

STAR RESTAURANT

8 Commercial Blvd., Novato 415-382-8488 Italian $$

BATIKA INDIA BISTRO

868 Grant Avenue, Novato 415-895-5757 Indian

BLACK POINT BAR AND GRILL

www.stonetreegolf.com 9 Stone Tree Lane, Novato 415-493-2182 California Cuisine $$

BOCA PIZZERIA

454 Ignacio Blvd., Novato 415-883-2302 Pizza $$

BOCA STEAK & SEAFOOD

www.bocasteak.com 340 Ignacio Blvd., Novato 415-883-0901 $$

CACTI RESTAURANT

www.cactigrill.com 1200 Grant Ave., Novato 415-898-2234 American $$

CAFE JOEL

6 Hamilton Landing, Novato 415-883-3797 Cafes and Sandwich Shops $$

CALIFORNIA GRILL

1531 S Novato Blvd., Novato 415-893-1540 California Cuisine $

CHAO PRAYA THAI RESTAURANT

1553 S. Novato Blvd., Novato 415-892-9303 Thai $

CHEVY’S FRESH MEX

128 Vintage Way Suite W, Novato 415-898-7345 Mexican $$

CHIANTI CUCINA

www.hilltop1892.com 850 Lamont Ave., Novato 415-893-1892 American $$$

ITALIAN DELITE

971 Front St., Novato 415-892-9221 Italian $

JENNIE LOW’S

www.jennielow.com 208 Vintage Way Suite #100, Novato 415-892-8838 Chinese $$

LA BOULANGE

www.baybread.com 5800 Nave Dr, Novato 415382-8594 Cafes and Sandwich Shops

LA HACIENDA TAQUERIA

1401 Grant Ave., Novato 415-897-5514 Mexican $

LA PINATA

www.elencantorestaurant.com 940 7th St., Novato 415-892-1471 Mexican $$

LAS GUITARRAS RESTAURANT

1017 Reichert Ave., Novato 415-892-3171 Mexican $

MARIN COUNTY FARMERS MARKET

1700 Novato Blvd., Novato 415-897-1970 American $

STEFANO’S PIZZERIA

SAN ANSELMO BISTRO 330

330 San Anselm Ave., San Anselmo 415-460-6330 French $$

BUBBA’S DINER

www.bubbas-diner.net 566 San Anselmo Ave., San Anselmo 415-459-6862 American $$

BURRITOVILLE OBB

902 Sir Francis Drake Blvd., San Anselmo 415-459-7443 Mexican $

CHINA VILLA

340 Sir Francis Drake Blvd., San Anselmo 415-453-2468 Chinese $$

COMFORTS

www.comfortscafe.com 335 San Anselmo Ave., San Anselmo 415-454-9840 California Cuisine $$

CUCINA RESTAURANT & WINE BAR

www.stefanossolarpizza.com 1553 S. Novato Blvd, Novato 415-878-4959 Pizza $$

www.cucinarestaurantandwinebar.com 510 San Anselmo Ave., San Anselmo 415-454-2942 Italian $$

SUSHIHOLIC

DREAM FARM RESTAURANT

200 Vintage Way, Novato 415-898-8500 Japanese $$

TAKI JAPANESE RESTAURANT

452 Ignacio Blvd., Novato 415-883-2423 Japanese $$

TAQUERIA MI PUEBLO

905 Grant Ave., Novato 415-878-0122 Mexican $$

THAI BISTRO

2007 Novato Blvd., Novato 415-878-0490 Thai $$

TOAST

www.toastnovato.com 5800 Nave Dr., Novato 415-382-1144 Cafes and Sandwich Shops $$

TOMMY SALSA

1553 S. Novato Blvd., Novato 415-898-1351 Mexican $

TUSCANY COUNTRY GRILL

AgriculturalInstitute.org Grant Ave. , Novato 415-472-6100

1516 Grant Ave., Novato 415-898-2800 Italian $$$

MARVIN’S

WILDFOX, MESQUITE FIRED GRILL

1112 Grant Ave., Novato 415-892-4482 Cafes and Sandwich Shops $$

www.wildfoxrestaurant.com 225 Alameda del Prado, Novato 415-883-9125 American $$$

MARY’S PLACE RESTAURANT

OLEMA OLEMA FARM HOUSE

www.dreamfarmmarin.com 198 Sir Francis Drake Blvd., San Anselmo 415-453-9898 American $$

HILDA’S COFFEE SHOP

639 San Anselmo Ave., San Anselmo 415457-9266 Cafes and Sandwich Shops $

HOT WOK CHINESE FOOD

898 Sir Francis Drake Blvd., San Anselmo 415-454-0877 Chinese $

INSALATA’S

www.insalatas.com 120 Sir Francis Drake Blvd., San Anselmo 415-457-7700 $$

L’APPART RESTO

www.lappartresto.com 636 San Anselmo Ave., San Anselmo 415-256-9884 French $$$

LANNA THAI RESTAURANT

810 Sir Francis Drake Blvd., San Anselmo 415-455-8300 Thai $

LO COCO’S PIZZERIA

638 San Anselmo Ave., San Anselmo 415-453-1238 Pizza $$

MARIN COFFEE ROASTERS

www.chiantinovato.com 7416 Redwood Blvd., Novato 415-878-0314 Italian $$$

819 Grant Ave., Novato 415-897 9761 American $$

CHINA HOUSE RESTAURANT

813 Grant Ave., Novato 415-892-0081 Japanese $$

MASA SUSHI

www.olemafarmhouse.com 10005 State Route 1, Olema 415-663-1264 California Cuisine $$

CHINA VILLAGE

MATSUYAMA

OLEMA INN

939 Front St., Novato 415-209-9823 Japanese $$

www.marinitas.net 218 Sir Francis Drake Blvd., San Anselmo 415-454-8900 Latin $$$

CREEKSIDE BAKERY AND CAFE

www.tastymexican.com 349 Enfrente Rd., Novato 415-883-6292 Mexican $$

POINT REYES POINT REYES SEASHORE LODGE

115 San Anselmo Ave., San Anselmo 415-455-9988 Chinese $$

www.pointreyesseashore.com/ 10021 Coastal Highway 1, Olema 800-404-5634

580 Red Hill Ave., San Anselmo 415-256-9411 Mexican $

MILL’S

CAFE REYES

www.cafereyes.net 11101 State Route 1, Point Reyes 415-663-9493 Pizza $

www.orchidthairestaurant.com 726 San Anselmo Ave., San Anselmo 415-457-9470 Thai $

MING YEN

OSTERIA STELLINA

337 San Anselmo Ave., San Anselmo 415256-9290 Cafes and Sandwich Shops

1222 Grant Ave., Novato 415-897-9630 Chinese $ 107 San Marin Dr., Novato 415-892-3823 Chinese $ 1719 Grant Ave., Novato 415-892-7655 Cafes and Sandwich Shops $$

MAYA PALENQUE RESTAURANT MICHAEL’S SOURDOUGH

DR. INSOMNIA’S COFFEE AND TEAS

42 Digital Dr. Ste. #8, Novato 415-883-5110 Cafes and Sandwich Shops $

DRAGON CAFE

7330 Redwood Blvd., Novato 415-897-6666 American $$

EL PALMAR

1624 Grant Ave., Novato 415-897-5800 Chinese $$

www.drinsomnia.com 800 Grant Ave., Novato 415-897-9500 American $

528 Alameda del Prado, Novato 415-883-4595 Chinese $

1108 Grant Ave., Novato 415-893-9199 Mexican $

MOYLAN’S BREWERY & RESTAURANT

www.theolemainn.com 10000 Sir Francis Drake Blvd., Olema 415-663-9559 California Cuisine $$$

11285 Highway 1, Point Reyes 415-663-9988 Italian $$

PINE CONE DINER

60 4th St., Point Reyes 415-663-1536 Cafes and Sandwich Shops $

546 San Anselmo Ave., San Anselmo 415-258-9549 American $

MARINITAS

MAY LEE’S CHINESE RESTAURANT MI FAMILIA

ORCHID THAI RESTAURANT SUNFLOWER CAFE SUSHI 69

www.shallwego69.com 69 Center Blvd., San Anselmo 415-459-6969 Japanese $$

EXTREME PIZZA

www.moylans.com 15 Rowland Way, Novato 415-898-4677 Miscellaneous $$

FERNANDO’S RESTAURANT

www.stationhousecafe.com 11180 State Route 1, Point Reyes 415-663-1515 American $$

www.tacojanes.com 21 Tamalpais Ave., San Anselmo 415-454-6562 Mexican $$

1561 S. Novato Blvd., Novato 415-897-2425 Mexican $$

www.pastamoto.com 5800 Nave Dr., Novato 415-883-6686 Italian $$$

FINNEGAN’S

PASTA POMODORO

ROSS CAFE ON THE COMMON

www.realmexmipueblo.com 208 Sir Francis Drake Blvd., San Anselmo 415-460-1027 Mexican

MARCHE AUX FLEURS

SAN GERONIMO TWO BIRD CAFE

www.extremepizza.com 104 Vintage Way #A-9, Novato 415-898-6575 $$

PASTA MOTO

www.finnegansmarin.com 877 Grant Ave., Novato 415-899-1516 American $$

www.pastapomodoro.com 140 Vintage Way, Novato 415-899-1861 Italian $$

FLOUR CHYLDE BAKERY

PHYLLIS’ GIANT BURGERS

www.flourchylde.com 850 Grant Ave., Novato 415-893-7700 Cafes and Sandwich Shops $

www.phyllisgiantburgers.com 924 Diablo Ave., Novato 415-898-8294 Burgers $

FORKS & FINGERS

POINTS SOUTH

www.forksandfingers.com 372 Bel Marin Keys, Novato 415-883-1900 Miscellaneous

271 Alameda del Prado, Novato 415-382-6196 American $

STATION HOUSE CAFE

22 Ross Common, Ross 415-461-2205 Cafes and Sandwich Shops www.marcheauxfleursrestaurant.com 23 Ross Common, Ross 415-925-9200 French $$

TACO JANE’S

TAQUERIA MI PUEBLO

625 San Geronimo Valley Dr., San Geronimo 415-488-0105 American $$

MARCO’S TRATTORIA FRESCO

13 Ross Common, Ross 415-464-0915 Italian $$$

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PIZZA WITH A PASSION!

SAN RAFAEL AMICI’S EAST COAST PIZZERIA

www.amicis.com 1242 4th St., San Rafael 415-455-9777 Pizza $$

ARIZMENDI

www.gasparespizza.com 200 Merrydale Rd., San Rafael 415-472-7101 Pizza $$

AROMA CAFE

518 B St., San Rafael 415-258-8590 Italian $$$

ARRIVEDERCI CAFE

100 McInnis Pkwy., San Rafael 415-479-1623 American $$$

BAMBOO GARDEN

HANNA’S ITALIAN MEDITERRANEAN RESTAURANT

1122 4th St., San Rafael 415-459-4340 American $$ 11 G St., San Rafael 415-453-6427 Italian $$ 4166 Redwood Hwy., San Rafael 415-479-5838 Chinese $$

BANGKOK THAI EXPRESS

www.bangkokthaiexpress.com 857 4th St., San Rafael 415-453-3350 Thai $

BARNEY’S GOURMET HAMBURGERS

www.barneyshamburgers.com 1020 Court St., San Rafael 415-454-4594 Burgers $

BAY THAI CUISINE

804 4th St., San Rafael 415-458-8845 Thai $

www.hannasrestaurant.com 1700 4th St., San Rafael 415-457-6252 Italian $$

HIGH TECH BURRITO

www.hightechburrito.com 2042 4th St., San Rafael 415-485-0214 Mexican $

HOUSE OF BAGELS

640 4th St., San Rafael 415-454-5348 Cafes and Sandwich Shops $

HOUSE OF LEE

5800 Northgate Mall, San Rafael 415-755-6250 American

www.ildavide.net 901 A St., San Rafael 415-454-8080 Italian $$

BRAZIL MARIN

INDIA VILLAGE

1435 4th St., San Rafael 415-456-6132 Miscellaneous $$$

BROKEN DRUM BREWERY & WOOD GRILL

www.brokendrum.com 1132 4th St., San Rafael 415-456-4677 Miscellaneous $$

IL DAVIDE

www.indianfoodsanrafael.com 555 E. Francisco Blvd., San Rafael 415-456-2411 Indian $$

KAMIKAZE SUSHI BAR & JAPANESE CUISINE

CAFE GRATITUDE

www.kamikazesushibar.com 223 3rd St., San Rafael 415-457-6776 Japanese $$

CAFE TRIO

3815 Redwood Hwy., San Rafael 415-479-7800 Mexican $

CALGANG

www.ristorantelatoscana.com 3751 Redwood Hwy., San Rafael 415-492-9100 Italian $$

www.cafegratitude.com 2200 4th St., San Rafael 415-824-4652 Miscellaneous $$ 363 3rd St., San Rafael 415-485-1404 194 Northgate One, San Rafael 415-499-3501 Thai $$

CASA MANANA

711 D St., San Rafael 415-456-7345 Mexican $

CELIA’S MEXICAN RESTAURANT

1 Vivian Way, San Rafael 415-456-8190 Mexican $$

CHIPOTLE

5800 Northgate Mall, San Rafael 415-507-0493 Latin

LA HACIENDA TAQUERIA LA TOSCANA

LAS CAMELIAS COCINA TRADICIONAL

www.lascameliasrestaurant.com 912 Lincoln Ave., San Rafael 415-453-5850 Mexican $$

LIGHTHOUSE BAR & GRILL

www.lighthouse-restaurants.com 1016 Court St., San Rafael 415-721-7700 American $$

LITTLE MANDARIN

CHRYSANTHEMUM

536 3rd St., San Rafael 415-485-0888 Chinese $

CITRUS & SPICE

3060 Kerner Blvd. #D, San Rafael 415-456-4070 Mexican $$

2214 4th St., San Rafael 415-456-6926 Chinese $$ www.citrusandspice.com 1444 4th St., San Rafael 415-455-0444 Miscellaneous $$

DELICIOUS INC.

www.deliciouscatering.com 26 Medway., San Rafael 415-453-3710 Catering

DOUBLE RAINBOW CAFE

860 4th St., San Rafael 415-457-0803 American $

LOS PALMARES

LOTUS CHAAT HOUSE

www.lotuschaat.com 1559 4th Street, San Rafael 415-6887 Indian

LOTUS CUISINE OF INDIA

www.lotusrestaurant.com 704 4th St., San Rafael 415-456-5808 Indian $$

MARIN COUNTY FARMERS MARKET

AgriculturalInstitute.org , San Rafael 415-472-6100 Miscellaneous

MARIN STEAKS AND SPIRITS

EDUARDO’S

www.marinsteaks.com 1010 Northgate Dr., San Rafael 415-755-6162 American $$

EL FAROLITO 1017 4th St.,

www.maunaloabbq.com 801 3rd St., San Rafael 415-453-2003 Miscellaneous $

4200 Redwood Hwy., San Rafael 415-479-7500 Cafes and Sandwich Shops $

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BJ’S RESTAURANT & BREWHOUSE

www.crepevine.com 908 4th St., San Rafael 415-257-8822 California Cuisine $

383-8646 • Cash or Local Checks Only 246 E Blithedale Ave, Mill Valley, CA 94941 www.tonytuttopizza.com

GINOLINA RISTORANTE

885 4th St., San Rafael 415-457-9977 Chinese $

CREPEVINE

Hours: Wed-Sun 11:30-9pm • Closed Monday & Tuesday

GASPARE’S RISTORANTE & BAR

BEST BURGERS

323 3rd St., San Rafael 415-456-0202 Burgers $

Enjoy your pizza on our large, beautiful deck.

Small and large parties welcome!

FALAFEL HUT

1115 4th St., San Rafael 415-259-0440 $$

1002 4th St., San Rafael 415-456-4093 Miscellaneous $$

We also offer soup, salad, lasagna, calzone & pizzelle. Plus 50 artisan beers and nice wines to compliment your meal.

www.extremepizza.com 703 4th St., San Rafael 415-454-6111 Pizza $$

ARIGATOU JAPANESE FOOD TO GO

2046 4th St., San Rafael 415-453-8990 Japanese $$

Tony Tutto Pizza features creative artisan styled pizza, using the best imported, regional and local organic ingredients.

EXTREME PIZZA

San Rafael 415-257-5720 Mexican $

EL PALMAR

757 Lincoln Ave., San Rafael 415-456-5178 Mexican $

MAUNA LOA HAWAIIAN BBQ MAYFLOWER INN

www.themayflowerpub.com 1533 4th St., San Rafael 415-456-1011 British $

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erched on the Sausalito waterfront, Horizons occupies a turn-of-the-century building originally built to house the San Francisco Yacht Club, and later became home to acclaimed restaurants Trident and Ondine. With its warm, wood-paneled interior and porthole windows, Horizons resembles a vintage yacht, snug at anchor amid some of the most spectacular scenery in the Bay Area. A classic Northern California menu features fresh seafood, steaks, pasta and seasonal specialties, with an emphasis on local and sustainably-sourced ingredients. Guests can enjoy deck dining, as well as a full bar and extensive wine list. Events Ondine, located on the top floor, is a sophisticated and elegant private dining venue featuring panoramic views and custom menus based upon creative preparations of local, seasonal ingredients. ✾

Horizons: Lunch/Brunch/Dinner daily. Happy Hour 4-7 pm Mon.- Fri. Valet parking available. 558 Bridgeway, Sausalito. (415) 331-3232. www.horizonssausalito.com.

Ondine: Private parties/events. (415) 331-1133 www.ondinesausalito.com

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ook no further than the Tiburon Grill for modern comfort food served in an elegant, friendly atmosphere. With a variety of seating choices from sofas by the fireplace to a communal table for socializing to private seats on the sunny patios, TG is the perfect place for Marin style get-togethers.

The menu is varied with plenty of fresh leafy salads, a wide range of sandwiches and classic entrees as well as a list of appetizers that are perfect for sharing. Just right for spring is the Grilled Globe Artichoke with Lemon Aioli, while the succulent Braised Pork Nachos are ideal for hungry carnivores. The Chopped BLT Salad is topped with Pt. Reyes Blue Cheese, adding a nice tang to that classic combination. One of the more unusual selections is an Ahi Banh Mi Sandwich featuring seared ahi served Vietnamese-style with spicy vegetables on a French roll. The wine list has several choices from Larkspur's Pey Marin Vineyard and the restaurant carries Marin Brewing Co.'s Dirty Blonde Ale. Yelpers are abuzz about the Happy Hour at Tiburon Grill. Offered every day from 4-7 p.m. and all day Sunday, many menu items are half off and beer, wine and martinis are discounted. At Tiburon Grill, fresh seasonal ingredients come together to offer delicious, contemporary cuisine. ✾ Tiburon Grill, 1651 Tiburon Blvd., Tiburon. 435-5996. www.tiburongrill.com.

A MARIN COUNTY TRADITION Since 1947

The families of San Rafael Joe’s have been proudly serving their customers and friends for over sixty years. This downtown location is perfect for romantic dinners, special occasions, holiday celebrations and private banquets. Come visit us and enjoy delicious offerings from our extensive menu.

Bon Appetito!

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MCINNIS PARK- THE CLUB RESTAURANT

ROYAL THAI

www.mcinnisparkgolfcenter.com 350 Smith Ranch Rd., San Rafael 415-491-5959 American $$

www.royalthaisanrafael.com 601 3rd St., San Rafael 415-485-1074 Thai $$

MICHAEL’S SOURDOUGH

RUMI BY FAMOUS KABOB

WHIPPER SNAPPER

1613 4th St., San Rafael 415-256-1818 California Cuisine $$

YET WAH

www.yetwahsanrafael.com 1238 4th St., San Rafael 415-460-9883 Chinese $$

LE GARAGE

www.legaragebistrosausalito.com 85 Liberty Ship Way Suite #109, Sausalito 415-332-5625 French $$$

LIGHTHOUSE CAFE

3095 Kerner Blvd., San Rafael 415-485-0964 Cafes and Sandwich Shops $

www.rumibyfamouskabob.com 363 3rd St., San Rafael 415-455-9797 Miscellaneous $$

MIKEY’S

180 Bellam Blvd., San Rafael 415-457-9199 Chinese $

783 Anderson Dr., San Rafael 415-454-MIKE(6453) American & Cuban $

SABOR OF SPAIN VINOTECA

www.saborofspain.com 1301 4th St., San Rafael 415-457-8466 Miscellaneous $$

MIRACLE MILE CAFE

SAIGON VILLAGE

SAUSALITO ANCHORAGE 5

601 Murray Circle, Sausalito 415-339-4750 $$$

ANGELINO RESTAURANT

www.paradisebaysausalito.com 1200 Bridgeway, Sausalito 415-331-3226 American $$$

ARAWAN

www.plateshop.net 39 Caledonia St., Sausalito 415-887-9077 California Cuisine $$$

2130 4th St., San Rafael 415-454-7700 American

MOJAY’S CAFE

www.mojayscafe.com 1800 4th St., San Rafael 415-256-2420 $$

MULBERRY STREET PIZZERIA

www.reallygreatpizza.com 101 Smith Ranch Rd., San Rafael 415-472-7272 Pizza $$

MY THAI

www.mythai.com 1230 4th St., San Rafael 415-456-4455 Thai $$

NAPOLI PIZZERIA AND PASTA

849 4th St., San Rafael 415-459-3315 Italian $$

OM SOUTH INDIAN CUISINE

720 B St., San Rafael 415-453-3505 Vietnamese $$

SAMPERIO’S RESTAURANT

85 Woodland Ave., San Rafael 415-459-5050 American $

SAN JOSE TAQUERIA

615 4th St., San Rafael 415-455-0999 Mexican $

www.angelinorestaurant.com 621 Bridgeway, Sausalito 415-331-5225 Italian $$ 47 Caledonia St., Sausalito 415-332-0882 Thai $

SAVORY ORIENT

www.aurora-sausalito.com 300 Valley St. #207, Sausalito 415-339-8930 Italian $$$

1025 C St., San Rafael 415-459-4593 Miscellaneous $$

AURORA RISTORANTE AVATAR’S

SEAFOOD PEDDLER

2656 Bridgeway, Sausalito 415-332-8083 Indian $$

SIGNATURE THAI CUISINE

www.bacchusandvenus.com 769 Bridgeway, Sausalito 415-331-2001 Miscellaneous $

www.seafoodpeddler.com 100 Yacht Club Dr., San Rafael 415-460-6669 Seafood $$$ 810 B St., San Rafael 415-454-6560 Thai $

ORIGINAL BUFFALO WINGS

SOL FOOD

PANAMA HOTEL AND RESTAURANT

475 Gate 5 Rd., Sausalito 415-331-8329 Cafes and Sandwich Shops $

SAN RAFAEL JOE’S

www.srjoes.com 931 4th St., San Rafael 415-456-2425 Italian $$

www.omcuisine.com 1518 4th St., San Rafael 415-458-1779 Indian $$

1119 4th St., San Rafael 415-258-9202 American $

YU SHANG

www.solfoodrestaurant.com 901 Lincoln Ave., San Rafael 415-451-4765 Puerto Rican$$

BACCHUS AND VENUS

www.lighthouse-restaurants.com 1311 Bridgeway, Sausalito 415-331-3034 American $$

LOUIE’S DELI CAFE

2656 Bridgeway, Sausalito 415-332-6070 American $

MURRAY CIRCLE PARADISE BAY PLATE SHOP POGGIO

www.poggiotrattoria.com 777 Bridgeway, Sausalito 415-332-7771 Italian $$$

SARTAJ INDIAN CAFE

43 Caledonia St., Sausalito 415-332-7103 Indian $

SAUSALITO SEAHORSE

www.SausalitoSeahorse.com 305 Harbor Dr., Sausalito 415-331-2899 Italian

SAUSALITO TACO SHOP

BAR BOCCE

1115 Bridgeway, Sausalito 415-331-5595 Mexican $

BAYSIDE CAFE

www.saylorsrestaurantandbar.com 2009 Bridgeway, Sausalito 415-332-1512 California Cuisine $$

www.barbocce.com 1250 Bridgeway Dr., Sausalito 415-331-0555 American $$

SAYLOR’S RESTAURANT & BAR

www.panamahotel.com 4 Bayveiw St., San Rafael 415-457-3993 California Cuisine $$$

210 Northgate One, San Rafael 415-479-9066 Mexican $

SONOMA TACO SHOP

1 Gate 6 Rd., Sausalito 415-331-2313 Cafes and Sandwich Shops $

PANCHITOS RESTAURANT

SUSHI BOAT RESTAURANT

CAFFE DIVINO

www.scomassausalito.com 588 Bridgeway, Sausalito 415-332-9551 Italian $$$ 682 Bridgeway, Sausalito 415-332-1304 Seafood $$

667 Del Ganado Rd., San Rafael 415-472-6766 Mexican $

100 Smith Ranch Rd., San Rafael 415-446-7200 Japanese $$

37 Caledonia St., Sausalito 415-331-9355 Italian $$

PANERA BREAD

SUSHI TO DAI FOR

CAFFE TUTTI

www.paneramarin.com 5000 Northgate Mall, San Rafael 415-444-4734 American $$

PETE’S 881 CLUB

www.petes881club.com/ 721 Lincoln Ave., San Rafael 415-453-5888

PHYLLIS’ GIANT BURGERS

www.phyllisgiantburgers.com 2202 4th St., San Rafael 415-456-0866 Burgers $

PICANTE TAQUERIA & CANTINA

340 Bellam Blvd., San Rafael 415-485-6050 Mexican $

PIER 15

15 Harbor St., San Rafael 415-256-9121 American $$

PINGS MANDARIN RESTAURANT

www.pingsrestaurant.com 817 W. Francisco Blvd., San Rafael 415-492-1638 Chinese $$

PINKY’S PIZZA PARLOR

345 3rd St., San Rafael 415-453-3582 Pizza $$

PIZZA ORGASMICA

www.pizzaorgasmica.com 812 4th Street, San Rafael 415-457-2337 Pizza

PLAYA AZUL MARISCO MEXICAN RESTAURANT

180 Bellam Blvd., San Rafael 415-459-2624 Mexican $

PUPUSERIA EL SALVADOR RESTAURANT

175 Belvedere St., San Rafael 415-456-7147 Salvadoran $

RAY’S HOT POT

2100 4th St., San Rafael 415-460-1687 Miscellaneous $$

ROADSIDE BBQ

5000 Northgate Mall #135, San Rafael 415-479-7200 American

ROAST HAUS HOF BRAU

276 Northgate One, San Rafael 415-472-2233 American $$

ROYAL FRANKS

1109 4th St, San Rafael 415-259-0440 American $

846 4th St., San Rafael 415-721-0392 Japanese $$

TAJ OF MARIN

12 El Portal Dr., Sausalito 415-332-0211 Italian $

CATER MARIN

SCOMA’S SAUSALITO

SEVEN SEAS RESTAURANT SUSHI RAN

www.sushi-ran.com 107 Caledonia St., Sausalito 415-332-3620 Japanese $$$

www.tajofmarin.com 909 4th St., San Rafael 415-459-9555 Indian $$

www.catermarin.com 1750 Bridgeway, Sausalito 415-892-2777

TAQUERIA LAS CALANDRIAS

CIBO

400 Caledonia St., Sausalito 415-332-1683 Japanese $$

DARIO’S PIZZA

1000 Bridgeway, Sausalito 415-332-7660 Italian $

FARLEY BAR

2633 Bridgeway, Sausalito 415-331-1335 Himalayan

FENG NIAN

www.thaismile-restaurant.com 534 4th St., San Rafael 415-454-2626 Thai $

www.fengnian.com 2650 Bridgeway, Sausalito 415-331-5300 Chinese $$

1001 Bridgeway, Sausalito 415-331-8007 Thai $$

THE CAFE

FISH

www.thespinnaker.com 100 Spinnaker Dr., Sausalito 415-332-1500 Seafood $$

927 Lincoln Ave., San Rafael 415-457-2575 Mexican $

TAQUERIA MARIA

1201 Bridgeway, Sausalito 415-331-2426 Italian $$

555 E. Francisco Blvd., San Rafael 415-485-5682 Mexican $

2829 Bridgeway, Sausalito 415-332-6636 Pizza $$

TENKYU 1317 4th St., San Rafael 415-460-0207 Japanese $$

601 Murray Circle, Sausalito 415-339-4750 American $$$

THAI SMILE

767 Lincoln Ave., San Rafael 415-457-4910 Miscellaneous $$$

THE GREAT STEAK AND POTATO COMPANY

www.thegreatsteak.com/ 5800 Northgate Mall Space FC-8, San Rafael 414-379-9395

THERESA AND JOHNNY’S COMFORT FOOD

817 4th St., San Rafael 415-259-0182 Cafes and Sandwich Shops $$

UMI SUSHI

819 4th St., San Rafael 415-457-3992 Japanese $$$

UNCLE WING

905 B St., San Rafael 415-459-2212 Chinese $$

VIN ANTICO

www.331fish.com 350 Harbor Dr., Sausalito 415-331-3474 Seafood $$$

FRED’S

1917 Bridgeway, Sausalito 415-332-4575 Cafes and Sandwich Shops $

HAMBURGERS

737 Bridgeway, Sausalito 415-332-9471 Burgers $

HARBOR VIEW GRILL

303 Johnson Street, Sausalito 415-332-1492

HORIZONS RESTAURANT

www.horizonssausalito.com 558 Bridgeway, Sausalito 415-331-3232 California Cuisine $$

IL PICCOLO CAFE

www.vinantico.com 881 4th St., San Rafael 415-454-4492 Italian $$

660 Bridgeway #2, Sausalito 415-289-1195 Italian $

WEST BROOKLYN PIZZA CO.

KITTI’S PLACE

www.westbrooklynpizza.com 900 Andersen Dr. #8, San Rafael 415-453-7914 Pizza $

WEST END CAFE

www.westenddeli.com 1131 4th St., San Rafael 415-454 1424 American $

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www.kittisplace.com 3001 Bridgeway, Sausalito 415-331-0390 Thai $$

LA HACIENDA BAR & GRILL

2633 Bridgeway, Sausalito 415-332-1677 Mexican $$

SWEET GINGER

TASTE OF ROME

TASTE OF THE HIMALAYAS THAI TERRACE

THE SPINNAKER

TOMMY’S WOK CUISINE

www.tommyswok.com 3001 Bridgeway, Sausalito 415-332-5818 Chinese $$

WELLINGTON’S WINE BAR

www.wellingtonswine.com 300 Turney St., Sausalito 415-331-9463 Miscellaneous $$$

WINSHIPS

www.winships.com 670 Bridgeway, Sausalito 415-332-1454 California Cuisine $

STINSON BEACH PARKSIDE CAFE STINSON BEACH

www.parksidecafe.com 43 Arenal Ave., Stinson Beach 415-868-1272 American $$

SAND DOLLAR

www.stinsonbeachrestaurant.com 3458 State Route1, Stinson Beach 415-868-0434 Seafood $$

SURFER’S GRILL

www.surfersgrill.com Stinson Beach Park Highway 1, Stinson Beach 415-868-1777 American $

GINZA SUSHI

TERRA LINDA HIGH TECH BURRITO

www.ginzasushi-tiburon.com 41 Main St., Tiburon 415-789-5123 Japanese $$

KING OF THE ROLL

www.guaymasrestaurant.com 5 Main St., Tiburon 415-435-6300 Mexican $$

LE CHALET BASQUE RESTAURANT

1 Blackfield Dr, Tiburon 415-388-8100 Italian $$

www.hightechburrito.com 484 Las Gallinas Rd., Terra Linda 415-526-2188 Mexican $ 601 Del Ganado, Terra Linda 415-507-1818 Japanese $$ www.chaletbasquemarin.com 405 N. San Pedro Rd., Terra Linda 415-472-1621 Miscellaneous $$$

LO COCO’S PIZZERIA

631 Del Ganado, Terra Linda 415-472-3323 Pizza $$

SONORAS TAQUERIA

641 Del Ganado, Terra Linda 415-479-1190 Mexican $

WEEZY’S

621 A Del Ganado, Terra Linda 415-479-7433 Burgers $$

TIBURON CAFFE ACRI

1 Main St., Tiburon 415-435-8515 Cafe & Sandwich Shop $

CAPRICE

www.thecaprice.com 2000 Paradise Dr., Tiburon 415-435-3400 California Cuisine $$$

CASA MANANA

110 Main St., Tiburon 415-789-0216 Mexican $

DAVE AND MIKE’S

1640 Tiburon Blvd #13, Tiburon 415-4359945 Cafes and Sandwich Shops $

DON ANTONIO TRATTORIA

www.donantoniotrattoria.com 114 Main Street, Tiburon 415-435-0400 Italian

DYNASTY RESTAURANT

www.tiburondynasty.com 1881 Tiburon Blvd., Tiburon 415-435-6766 Chinese $$

FA CHOY

1550 Tiburon Blvd., Tiburon 415-435-4312 Chinese $$

GUAYMAS MILANO

NEW MORNING CAFE

1696 Tiburon Blvd., Tiburon 415-4354315 Cafes and Sandwich Shops $

PARADISE HAMBURGERS AND ICE CREAM

1694 Tiburon Blvd., Tiburon 415-435-8823 Burgers $

SALT AND PEPPER

38 Main Street, Tiburon 415-435-3594 American $$

SAM’S ANCHOR CAFE

www.samscafe.com 27 Main St., Tiburon 415-435-4527 American $$

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SERVINO RISTORANTE

www.bestservino.com 9 Main St., Tiburon 415-435-2676 Italian $$

TIBURON GRILL

www.tiburongrill.com 1651 Tiburon Blvd., Tiburon 415-435-5996 California Cuisine $$

WAYPOINT PIZZERIA

15 Main St., Tiburon 415-435-3440 Pizza $$

TOMALES WILLIAM TELL HOUSE

26955 Hwy 1, Tomales. 707-878-2403 American $$

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