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Cafe Reyes

4.0 (726 reviews)
ModeratePizza
Closed 12:00 pm - 3:30 PM, 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM

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CAFE REYES ATMOSPHERE

What's the vibe?
Moderate noise
Casual
Dogs allowed
Good for groups

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Wood fire herb bread , smelt so good I forgot to take a photo of it before eating it
Jessica P.

Stopped here for lunch after hiking in Point Reyes, it was the perfect ending to our afternoon. It was a beautiful day out and they have great outdoor seating but there was a wait vs being seated right away inside. The inside was cute and it was cool to see the pizza oven and them making the pizzas. It does get a bit loud if there are large groups, I would opt to sit outside next time. The staff were friendly and had a good sense of humor. We shared a herb cheese bread, margherita pizza with pepperoni added and a tossed greens salad. Everything was amazing. The herb bread had these thinly sliced pieces of garlic on it that paired well with the rest of the bread. The salad was nice and crisp with a delicious herb dressing. Lastly, the pizza was fantastic. So flavorful and the crust was nice and soft. We would honestly drive the 45 minutes out there just to go back vs just going when we are in the area.

Amazing dressing but not enough "green" and a lot of white/core iceberg
Suzanne T.

Pizza: 5 stars Salad: 3 stars Service: 3.5 stars Restrooms: 2 stars Drinks: 3 stars Pizza: possibly the best pizza I've eaten in the continental US. The crust was amazing, definitely a top five pizza although I wish the topping options were a bit more varied. Salad: we ordered the Mixed Green salad. It could have been fantastic but there was way too much "white" from the iceberg lettuce and not enough actual green. The dressing was wonderful though. Service: our server was kind and relatively prompt with everything. But she didn't know much about the menu. When asked about the mix of the salad, she didn't know and said "various lettuces and some purple stuff" Not very helpful but we ordered it anyway. Restrooms: this was definitely the worst part. For a relatively large restaurant (with the outdoor seating), there is only one toilet which is really not enough. Stood in line behind two people and then upon exiting, there were three more people waiting. Needs a serious upgrade here. Drinks: this restaurant is almost like a European place. No ice served unless requested and even the Coke is served warm. Not only that, but the ice is the tiny crushed ice style, which is great, but melts SO fast. So when you're adding to a warm beverage (water, Coke, etc), the ice disappears immediately. Bottom line: Would I come here again? Yes, absolutely. But only for a To Go order. Side note: We ate outside, as it was an awesome day. After we sat down, we were informed/alerted about yellow jackets. We did see a few of them but we didn't have a big issue. If you might have an issue, definitely bring your EpiPen!

Organic tossed greens for 2
Grace L.

After hiking nearby and walking around Point Reyes Station, my friends and I stumbled upon Cafe Reyes for lunch. It was a beautiful sunny day, so naturally, the outdoor seating area, which reminded me of Wine Country with the picnic tables and umbrellas, was full. Luckily, they were able to split our party of 10 into two tables inside with no wait and separate checks (and therefore, avoiding a possible mandatory gratuity fee for a larger party). The organic tossed greens were crisp and fresh, and I really liked their herb dressing. I would have no problem eating salad every day if it tasted like this one! The thin crust wood fired pizzas were light and tasty. The Farallon with pepperoni and mushrooms was fragrant. Despite being a vegetarian pizza, the Bolinas with arugula and mushrooms had the same price as the other pizzas containing meat. I do wish that the crust was a tad chewier, especially because these are considered Neopolitan pizzas made with 00 flour, and that there was chili oil on the side. But overall, I was happy with this meal, and I think Cafe Reyes is one of the better restaurants in this cute little town!

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Val S.

A cozy spot for lunch and dinner in Point Reyes Station. Fast, friendly service and delicious pizza are to pros. A pie feeds one person if hungry, two if just peckish. The Fogcutter double IPA tastes more like a Weizenbock, so stick to wine or lighter beers if you're an IPA person. Make sure to check their hours as they take a break between lunch and dinner, and aren't open at all Mon, Tues, and Weds. On days when they are open, they fill up fast, so get there early. Overall definitely a good spot for dinner!

Margherita pizza with prosciutto tule pizza
Natalie C.

We came on a busy Sunday afternoon after a gorgeous morning out hiking Pojnt Reyes. Cafe Reyes is located conveniently in the heart of Point Reyes Station, near the gas station. We were seated almost immediately and were served fairly quickly. We ordered the Margherita pizza with prosciutto and the Tule pizza with Italian sausage. Both were SO tasty. The Margherita was dolloped with fresh mozzarella and the Italian sausage on the other pizza had a nice kick to it. It is a lot of food, so we took home almost half of each pizza. One thing to know Is that there is only one single occupancy bathroom for the restaurant, so the bathroom line can't be quite long (especially when everyone is coming here after a long day out hiking).

Wine and beer on tap
Heather D.

Oh, where do I start...if you are looking for a cute little place in the most beautiful little town, look no further. Maybe it's the ocean air, maybe it's just the general vibe but Cafe Reyes was on point. Plenty of outdoor and indoor seating, wee some service with friendly wait staff. And the food was so delicious! We had the Margherita prosciutto and the wood fire herb bread. Both were fantastic. Stop in, give it a try, find your new Point Reyes favorite.

Oysters and tossed salad for 2
Veronica L.

Great spot for pizzas and salads with a nice outdoor seating area with umbrellas. Took a while to get a table outside but they don't share tables so it was nice to have our own spacious table and benches to ourselves. Pizzas and their salad were delicious. Oysters were also good but didn't have any brine or liquid when shucked. Also fair warning: there is only ONE bathroom so there was a long wait to use the toilet or wash your hands.

Limantour
Alex L.

So good that.... I got it twice. The pizza is naturally leavened, and 100% 00 caputo flour. They use local ingredients (the star of which has to be the amazing cheese from this region). The crust was perfection - light, airy, foldable, perfect. And the cheese pull was 10/10. Cool ambiance with a black and white James Bond Film (Cary Grant), candle lit tables and a roaring pizza oven. Lastly and perhaps most importantly, the team here was really great with me and my dad. They made efforts to accommodate us even though they were about to close at the tail end of a busy night. Shout out to Christina and everyone who helped us. We will be back.

Pizza in the outdoors area
Alejandra F.

Very yum place, I love this place they have the pizza im the area, their location is really cute and pretty, the staff is very helpful, they are always full at least in the weekends but there is always Place to set and sit down, they have a good and delicious wine also.

Farollon - san marzano tomato sauce, fresh mozzarella, pepperoni, mushroom, sliced garlic $20
Diana T.

After a long day out in the wilderness in Point Reyes, I thought what better way to treat my hunger than with delicious pizza however things didn't go as expected. Ambiance: This place had nice outdoor seating with picnic-style tables/benches. The indoor was nice and rustic, I could see the people making pizzas esp the nice pizza oven Service: the people were nice and friendly, and even gave an educational fact about mead. Be aware there is going to be quite a wait since they're pumping pizza super fast with the amount of to-go orders they get. Farallon (3.5/5): the visual of the pizza was quite enticing but I was so disappointed with the dough. It was so floppy/SOGGY that once you lifted the slice up, it would immediately drop all the toppings. The flavors were good and I could taste the freshness of the ingredients but it didn't live up to my expectations. I ended up eating the toppings instead of the crust, it wasn't worth going back and forth scooping the ingredients back onto the crust just to flop down. The pizza was $20, I rather spend that much at Station House Cafe. Overall, wanted to try this place for the first time after hearing the hype but it is not worth the hype at all. Not the best pizza nor the worst... the crust seriously needs to improve unless you like super floppy pizza

Tule pizza
Cherryll C.

Coming from the Point Reyes Lighthouse, we are went to this cafe for lunch. They have a nice outdoor section, with a garden, lots of flowers (we went during the summer). We ordered the Organic tossed greens, and two pizzas - Tule and Bodega with pepperoni. The salad was fresh as fresh can be!! The pizzas, both were superb! I loved both of the pizzas. This place is highly recommended!

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Ask the Community - Cafe Reyes

I want to get pizzas to go for a VERY LARGE group staying on tour through the area. Can they handle more than 15 pizzas? How far ahead should I contact them since there's only a phone number?

please contact using our email address, it can be found on our website in the event yelp hides it: cafereyes@xsmail.com

Do you take group reservations (8ppl)? Thank you!

They do not. I just called them for a group of 10. No reservations, no exceptions.

Is your outside patio dog friendly?

Yes, very. They even have water bowls set out.

I had a couple lovely glasses of Pinot Noir today. What was it exactly? Thanks for perfect pizza and salad!

Brownstone from Lodi

Do they offer corkage?

Yes. $10 a bottle.

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