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Applegarden Farm Cider Mill

5.0 (3 reviews)
Open • 10:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Inverness Store - Turkey bacon avocado on Dutch crunch

Inverness Store

3.8(93 reviews)
10.4 mi
•$$

This store has fine sando's; I tried the Turkey, Cheese, Cranberry. Choice of bread. A yummy sando…read morefor $12.62. They have some wines; and a great selection of Beers and IPA's. I even found Avian Surveillance Division. My favorite. Customer service: fine. Tip: in the back of their store are a few lunch tables with a view of the bay. Not to be missed. Tip2: if you park in the rear parking lot, you'll be treated to a superior view. Get a couple sando's and drink. Enjoy.

This store has SO MANY interesting bottles of boutique soda. If you don't drink alcohol, but still…read morelike cracking open a bottle of a craft drink, then this place is for you. To be fair, they do also carry some alcohol, but the alcohol section pales in comparison to the sodas. I bought a bottle of Cock N Bull apple ginger beer (for anyone who doesn't already know this, ginger beer, like root beer, is completely non-alcoholic), and a can of Pocasville bebida de T de hibiscus. I was going to pick out more drinks, but noticed that there were no price stickers anywhere. So, naturally, I wanted to know how much they cost before picking too many out. When I went to the register with my two items, I was given some serious sticker shock. It was well over seven dollars for two sodas. Of course I understand that food is really expensive right now, and that, the further the food has to be transported before purchase, the more it costs. Still, wow. That seemed so high. In addition to the amazing selection of overpriced sodas, this small store also had a great selection of (pricey) chocolates, cheeses, and hiking snacks. Additionally, they have a produce section that actually makes the store in Curry Village Yosemite look good. There were exactly two lemons, two limes, three oranges, four apples, and one piece of ginger. The cashier was maybe a little odd, but friendly. He recognized the people in front of me by name, and had a nice little conversation with them. The store was neither exceptionally clean or dirty, but looked clean enough. Parking was very limited with only about three spots out front, but there appeared to be more places to park across the street. I did not yet patronize the fresh sandwich deli, which seems to be the main feature of this store. Maybe another time.

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Bacon and avocado with a cream soda

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The Tides Wharf Fish Market - Im always thinking Hitchcock when im here !

The Tides Wharf Fish Market

3.0(81 reviews)
9.8 mi
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Aesthetically speaking, this is my idealized fish market. It's got it's own unique vibe -- very…read moreBodega Bay-y. You can find plenty of ready-made goodies to eat on site or to take away for a picnic. We prefer buying fresh fish on ice to take home to cook ourselves. Beautiful halibut, oysters, mussels, clams, crabs, prawns, calamari, swordfish, rockfish, tuna, salmon, different smoked fishes, scallops.. I guess I don't need to list out every single fish they sell, but that's off the top of my head! I've only ever bought fish that was fresh and good -- we haven't had any poor experience or purchases. Outside of the headliner, seafood, they also sell a fantastic assortment of cheeses, deli meats, wine, jams and jellies and pickles and olives, oils and breads. Everything you need for a quintessential northern california meal. Except for fresh produce, go to Diekmann's for that! Prices are a little up there, and it's certainly become more "touristy" over the years, but that's just the nature of capitalism, y'all.

I've been getting chowder in the market for DECADES and it has steadily gone downhill. Tonight was…read moremy breaking point. Not only is it very expensive but tonight it was basically warm milk with clams and potatoes in it. Zero thickener in the soup. It is clear they "extended" it by just pouring in milk and letting it heat. It was lukewarm and, frankly, gross. I've defended the Tides chowder over other spots, my entire life. Now? I'll never again recommend it. It was expensive clam milk and utterly disgusting.

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