Looking for breakfast or brunch near Point Reyes Station?
Here’s a complete list of breakfast options, from a full sit down restaurant breakfast to weekend brunch on the bay to the best pastries and coffee to go.
Station House Cafe
(closed on Wednesdays)
Breakfast & Brunch: Restaurant & Bar
If you’re looking for breakfast near Point Reyes, head over to the Station House Cafe. It’s located right on the main street of downtown Point Reyes Station and offers a full and diverse menu of breakfast choices starting at 8am—from housemade granola and organic, local yogurt to decadent brioche French Toast to amazing egg dishes to grits and greens, or even oysters and bubbly.
Coffee is fantastic here, and organic. You can order espresso drinks and fresh juice…or, you know, something more festive, like a cocktail or Irish coffee.
The full breakfast menu starts at 8am, but if you happen to wander in later, you can still find some brunch items on the lunch menu.
On warm weekend mornings, aim for a table outside on their garden patio.
The Station House Cafe is the only choice for a sit down breakfast in Point Reyes Station. If you’re looking for breakfast to go, or pastries and coffee, here are your options.
Palace Market
Breakfast: Deli
In the back of Palace Market, the local grocery store in Point Reyes Station, you’ll find a deli counter that makes breakfast to go. Food is made to order. Breakfast sandwiches, breakfast burritos—even sweet breakfasts like French Toast—can be found at the Palace Market Deli. They also have drip coffee.
Palace Market is located on the main street of downtown Point Reyes Station.
Bovine Bakery
Also on the main street of downtown Point Reyes (across the street from Palace Market), you’ll Bovine Bakery. This is a great place to pick up morning pastries and drip coffee (no espresso) or a steaming cup of chai.
Toby’s Coffee Bar
Coffee & Pastries
Toby’s Coffee Bar is tucked away on the left side of Toby’s Feed Barn, next to the Post Office. They serve drip coffee, espresso drinks and to die for pastries.
Inverness Park Market
Breakfast & Pastries: Deli
If you’re staying in Inverness, or heading through on your way out to Tomales Point Trail Elk Reserve or Point Reyes Lighthouse, stop by Inverness Park Market for breakfast, pastries and coffee.
They’ll make you a delicious breakfast sandwich or breakfast burrito, lox & bagel, house made granola and such. They source local and organic, and even make their own English muffins in-house with organic flour.
You can also order espresso drinks, drip coffee and tea.
Next to the cashier you’ll find the pastry case. Do not miss this! IP Market has a fabulous in-house baker who makes the most extraordinary muffins, fruit turnovers, bear claws, classic scones. Seriously, grab one.
And, they are open at 7am. So it’s the perfect spot to grab something hot and satisfying on your way to an early hike.
If you’d rather sit down, they have patio tables in front, and around the side of the building.
Inverness Weekend Brunch
Fog’s Kitchen
Weekend Brunch: Restaurant & Bar
On weekends you can have brunch with a gorgeous bay view at Fog’s Kitchen. It’s tucked away in the Tomales Bay Resort, so when you see the sign for the resort, turn in.
see their brunch menu here
Nick’s Cove
Weekend Brunch: Restaurant & Bar
Marshall CA, is on the other side of Tomales Bay from Inverness. On weekends, Nick’s Cove puts on a lovely brunch, and you can enjoy your meal either indoors with a view of the bay, or outside on their sunny bay side deck.
It really is a spectacular location, and the restaurant is perched right on the bay. You can even order a drink at the bar and walk out to their Boat House while you wait for your table.
It’s stunning enough to warrant a drive up to Marshall, even if you are not staying there. If at all possible, make a reservation. They start serving at 11am.
see their menu
