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California, United States Food Guide: 10 American food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Inverness
Discover Restaurants offering the best American food in Inverness, California, United States. Inverness is an unincorporated community and census-designated place (CDP) located in western Marin County, California. Inverness is located on the southwest shore of Tomales Bay 3.5 miles (5.6 km) northwest of Point Reyes Station, at an elevation of 43 feet (13 m). In the 2010 census, the population was 1,304. The community is named after Inverness in Scotland by a Scots landowner.
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10. Whale of a Deli and Market
Overall Ratings
3 based on 54 reviews
"Deli and Video store located on the main road heading to Point Reyes National seashore. Amazing, fresh. sandwiches and unique crafted burritos filled with wild caught seafood".
Reviewed By X5316WPalyssam
Went there and had the turkey cranberry sandwich which had no taste, just bread turkey and cranberry sauce. My husband had the meatball sandwich which he said was really good, and my brother had the shrimp and avocado sandwich which he said was also very bland. I guess not too many choices around this area for a meal less than $10.
9. Tony's Seafood Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 137 reviews
Reviewed By mahadana
Worth the short drive from Point Reyes or Tomales for excellent seafood on a waterfront location. Dogs are welcome on the patio with shared tablesâgreat way to meet interesting people. All the menu items are excellent so you canât go wrong. We love the servers, too!
8. Side Street Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 54 reviews
Featuring slow-cooked meats & organic vegetables: slow-roasted chicken & other specialties. Fresh, wholesome suppers, salads & sandwiches. All ingredients sourced from best-practice purveyors with health, sustainability and deliciousness in mind. Succinct
Reviewed By kgv2828
We were looking for a place to grab a small dinner mid-week and found Side Street Kitchen of course on the side street off the main. The restaurant presents nicely with a really cool mural on one of the walls. There is plenty of seating inside and outside and once you are seated and decide what you want, you go to the counter to place your order and pay for it.The menu is not large but has some unique items. We ordered the BLT with pork belly with a little concern as that combination could go down-hill really fast. However, it was a great combination providing a wonderful taste profile with a flavorful and large piece of pork belly, caramelized onions, lettuce and tomato bathed in a tasty sauce. It was a surprise and was really good. We then had a caramel pudding with cream. I thought the caramel was home made as it you could actually taste the caramel and it was not overwhelmed with it being too sweat. Overall I was a really good and surprising meal. I canât wait to go back and try some of the other items on the menu. Definitely worth a visit.
7. Marin Sun Farms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 122 reviews
Marin Sun Farms Steakhouse and Butcher Shop is the flagship for Marin County's premier grass fed, pasture raised, regionally sourced meat company under the same name, Marin Sun Farms. We showcase the best of the best beef, lamb, pork, poultry, sausages, a
Reviewed By uzengirl
Dinner at 730 tonight with a half empty restaurant. The kitchen closes at 830pm. When we enter, the server is engaged in a conversation with a patron. After a few min, he gives us menus and tells us to sit anywhere, then he resumes his conversation with the patron. At least 10 min later he comes to the table to take our order. Our order included water for the table, which only comes after we wave him down. He provides 4-6 oz glasses of water. We wave him down again when the glasses are empty-- this time he gives us a carafe of water. 20 min after our order has been placed, we are served a luke warm medium rare beef burger and cold brussel sprouts topped with unmelted parmesan cheese. We had to ask for cutlery to eat our meal and he gave us 3 sets when we are a party of 4. We had wanted to order ice cream for dessert but he seemed to avoid our table, so we went up to the cashier to pay. He did move quickly when it was time to put the "closed" sign on the exterior.
6. Station House Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 634 reviews
Reviewed By Ken J
Ate at Station House Cafe and enjoyed our meal.My wife had the Salmon Avocado Toast and said it was very good.A nice location and would recommend eating here while you're in Point Reyes Station
5. Hog Island Oyster Company
Overall Ratings
4 based on 348 reviews
Hog Island Oyster Co. Marshall offers three dining options on the shore of Tomales Bay, the bay where we raise our own oysters and shellfish. 1. Reserve a seat(s) at The Boat Oyster Bar and outdoor oyster bar with communal seating where we shuck and grill
Reviewed By Zeynep O
We were on our drive down from our wine weekend and made our intentional detour to Hog Island because weâve endured the lines at the Ferry Building in SF and knew with this spot we could enjoy these delicious oysters right away. The hostess gave us a great table with a sweeping view of the bay... did I mention that all tables basically have sweeping views. We each ordered a cold drink and then came oysters! On ice and we even tried the grilled ones... A great place to go and wonât let you down!
4. Cowgirl Creamery
Overall Ratings
4 based on 324 reviews
Reviewed By couplessPS
This is a famous stop along the road by now. Great place with homemade cheeses that are high quality, a good selection of various ice creams, some fun gourmet food shopping and a stylish women's clothes store. A really fun stop and while you can pick up a picnic here- there are quite a few good restaurants next door and across the way.
3. The Marshall Store
Overall Ratings
4 based on 276 reviews
Reviewed By rpqnz
Delectable oysters en-route to Point Reyes. The scenery is gorgeous and serene. The oysters were fresh and of high quality. My favorite version were the bbq flavor, which were out of this world. A favorite place for locals. Please stop here and enjoy a relaxing time eating oysters and taking in the natural beauty of northern California.
2. Fog's Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 51 reviews
Reviewed By SERUs
After a long day of hiking we were very hungry. The person who served us helped us make good choices and the food came quickly. The tacos and veg burger and salads were very flavorful. Sampled a couple beers before ordering. Very, very happy with our choice to have dinner here. I imagine the daytime view is very nice.
1. Saltwater
Overall Ratings
4 based on 282 reviews
Saltwater is a neighborhood oyster bar and restaurant that is rooted in its respect for sustainably managed farmlands, shellfish producing water bottoms and folks that are engaged in the thoughtful gathering of food.
Reviewed By ro1655
Service was good. Our servers were very nice and accommodating, however, the hostess with long curly hair parted in the middle was rather rude and unfriendly. When we checked in, she was not friendly at all. We ended up sitting by the bar, but once table opened up before our main dishes came, we asked our server to be seated by the table that accommodated our family of 5. She bluntly told us âItâs so difficult to moveâ. I was taken aback from her rude response. I asked why, she simply brushed me off which pissed me off. Our waiter heard the entire incident and she said âItâs not that difficult, will take care of you!â. Really??? The table was just in back of us. So nice of our waiter for accommodating us! Anyhow, food was good but the price are way too expensive (see food pix). Oysters were $3.25 each while 4 broiled oysters cost $19. Good fresh oysters. Their salad which was just tomato cherries and romaine lettuce with their special sauce costs $17 which was in small portion. We ended up spending $220 for five of us. Fish BLT and grilled mushroom sandwiches were very good. Skip the rest but donât forget the oysters.
