Station House Cafe

Elevated decor (= fancy!) in a laid back town - but it is still a great spot for long lunch after a hike. Oysters were a big hit. Nice selection of interesting brunch menu items that use local ingredients. Large portions.

I had one of their signature cocktails: violet chemistry. Also ordered a dozen oysters and the Caesar salad. Came in on a Monday evening. When I was seated I was the only one but gradually by the end of my meal the tables were almost all filled up. I enjoyed my cocktail and the oysters. The Caesar salad missed the mark for me but that could be a matter of person preference. I didn’t fully enjoy the dressing and found the lettuce to be a bit on the soft side. The chicken however was very moist. The croutons were very good. The servers were very friendly and accommodating. The only thing for me was that I was one of the few people in the restaurant but it took some time for my salad to come out.

Solid restaurant in the heart of point Reyes. One of the closest spots to the lighthouse with oysters and fish and chips. The clam chowder was chock full of clams but slightly thin for my taste. Still good but not hearty. The bread rolls with maple butter were dense kinda biscuit like but good. The salmon croquettes were delish and perfectly balanced with fresh apples and tartar sauce. Kids chicken strips with fries was very generous. Beer battered fish n chips was crispy light and airy. For $25 pricy but solid. Fish tacos were crisp and light but a bit bland. I dunked them in the extra tartar sauce we had. Overall 3 - 4 stars and one of the few restaurants in the area opened late!

Cozy spot with generous portions and good value. Classier digs than previous spot, love the new location. The popovers with whipped honey butter and sea salt were divine!

Really bummed about this one. We heard such good things and this one fell flat. The restaurant is right on the main street of Point Reyes Station so a great hustling and bustling spot. The food is where things went downhill. We ordered the bread basket of only popovers and requested that they please be brought out hot; the waitress said will do. They were brought out shortly after and they were barely warm. We were all hungry, so we ate them, but it seemed very weird that asking for hot popovers was blatantly ignored/dismissed. The turkey chili came out and it was not even warm, and the cornbread was so incredibly dense. The shrimp lettuce wraps had limited flavor and were super small. The Caesar salad with chicken was substantial with a large piece of protein so highly recommend that. At