9 Best Vegan Restaurants near Point Reyes Station

“What a hidden gem! We stopped in for a few small plates and dessert. The Buffalo Cali wings are the best!“

“Somewhat busy but they were able to seat us quickly. Their wood fire oven pizzas were really good, would recommend. They also sell oysters (which come with the most adorable tiny tobasco sauce bottle), though keep in mind the smallest order is a half dozen“

“Todo lo que ordenamos estaba delicioso!“

“One of my favorite spots in PRS.“

“If you are in the area, this restaurant is a must!! It’s such a cute restaurant next to the water and you can’t beat the view, plus the food is delicious.
Highly recommend the oysters, crab sandwich, clam chowder and you can’t leave without a trying their soft serve, probably the best soft serve I’ve ever had.
There is two big areas to seat right and left of the restaurant. Can’t wait to go back!!“

“Perfect for honeymooning 🌝🌚“

“really good stuff! super nice staff!“

“Great food, great service and reasonable prices for the area. Had the chicken tikka masala, and would order it again! Medium spiciness and found it to be on the milder side of medium.

Arti made us feel at home, and took care of us, even when they were getting takeout orders persistently.

The ginger ale has a spicy taste and you can really taste the ginger. I wouldn’t recommend it if you’re expecting a soda that tastes like Canada Dry. The mango lassi drinks in the fridge are really good, and I don’t generally eat mangos.

Recommend coming hungry after a hike or day at the beach!“

“Since some of the restaurants in the Point Reyes/Inverness area are only open Friday-Sunday, the Inverness Park Market can help fill the gap. We were in Inverness on a Wednesday, looking for lunch. The deli counter/restaurant at the Inverness Park market was a welcome surprise. We throughly enjoyed the generous portions of fajitas and burrito. You order at the counter, pay at the cashier, and pick up your order at the counter. Service is quick and friendly. You can eat at tables indoors or out on the porch or patio. (The only drawback was that there is no bathroom; the porta-potties adjoining the building were barely adequate.) In addition to Mexican specialties, the counter provides all kinds of sandwiches. Recommended!“