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Due West Market

3.9 (21 reviews)
Closed 4:00 pm - 8:30 PM
Updated 1 month ago

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Outside with my dirty chai
Sherica G.

Stumble upon this area as we were looking for an EV charger. Service is fast and the surrounding is clean. Ordered dirty chai, it was ok, nothing notable for me.

Brian G.

Came to this market as I was charging my vehicle. Good place for a quick stop. They sell a variety of snacks.

the outside of the building
Afshin A.

Great stop If you enjoy visiting Point Reyes National Seashore and its surrounding areas and the hiking and/or picnicking options they offer, you may want to remember the name "Due West Market"! Think of the times that you have carefully planned a hiking trip and then right at the trailhead, you realized you had forgotten an important item! Well Due West Market is the best place to stop if that happens to you on one of the many Point Reyes Seashore trailheads! They have all sorts of goodies you can purchase at the store, great coffee included! Then there is the restaurant next door! The food is great and the service is awesome!

Housemade chips (with Tajin)
Leah V.

Cutest little market on the way to Point Reyes with amazing food! We were on our way back from a day of hiking in Point Reyes, but struggled to find somewhere to eat. Service is spotty in the area and we couldn't get any maps to load. Due West Market was right along the road so we stopped in, and boy were we glad we did! The market has a few fridges with salads, wraps, and sandwiches. We ordered a mushroom veggie wrap and a roast beef sandwich, and the servers heated them up for us. The roast beef was SO good, juicy and tender on a fresh bun with gruyere cheese and hollandaise sauce. The veggie wrap was packed with plenty of greens, feta cheese, and mushrooms. We even loved the house made chips flavored with Tajin. There are a few tables outside the market where we sat and enjoyed our food. What a great little find! It looks small and unassuming but the food is delicious. Definitely recommend if you're in the area. There's a Due West Tavern right next door, but it was closed the Sunday afternoon when we visited.

Beautiful outside with great seating!

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would not recommend the matcha at all, it wasn't strong it honestly just tasted like milk and it was still $7. also no bathroom

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Stephanie our sever was great and so was our lunch on a Sunday afternoon. She introduced us to a new wine which was amazing. We'll be back!

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Great coffee and had one of the best scones ( I came back the next day for another one) ever. Relaxing morning on the benches and tables.

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Great little market. Not a ton to choose from but high quality items. We had the breakfast burritos and banana bread, both excellent!

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Stopped by after a day at Point Reyes and was SO GLAD that I did!

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Palace Market - Swirl on waffle and cup with olive oil and sea salt

Palace Market

3.9(199 reviews)
2.2 mi
$$

First of all, Palace Market has some of the most entertaining one-star reviews I've ever seen from…read moreany grocery store. Nearly all of them are complaints about COVID protocol being enforced back in 2020. Three of them are from the same one person. One of the non-COVID related complaints was about the fact that the rotisserie chicken costs more than it does at Costco. As a former Costco employee who actually was "the rotisserie chicken girl," I found this hilarious. Everyone (apparently not everyone) knows that Costco chickens are sold below cost, as a doorbuster. They are intentionally placed in the back of the store, in a location which forces the consumer to walk past all of the promotional items on their way to and fro. You help subsidize the low cost with your annual membership fee. Furthermore, let's just say that if you knew everything that I know about rotisserie chickens, you would probably stop buying them from the store altogether, and invest in your own rotisserie chicken oven kit. These $28 chickens are meant for doctors/rich people who want an organic, free-range, non-injected local chicken that was cooked in an exceptionally clean oven, all by itself, with expensive spices and seasonings-- but don't have the time or expertise to cook them themselves. There are also some added fees for profit and the fair treatment of workers. If you want a Costco chicken, like, go to Costco. Lmao. That being said, yes, a lot of the items in this store are what I would refer to as "prohibitively expensive." Never in my life would I pay $60 for one pound of coffee. But, lucky for me, they also carry $10 coffee bags, which I can afford. Never in my life would I pay $30 for one block of cheese-- but they also carry $7 blocks of cheese. At some point, you have to realize, you get what you pay for. Palace Market is primarily geared towards the local clientele (insanely rich people) and tourists. Generally speaking, this is reflected in the cleanliness, availability of staff to help you (versus a skeleton staff who suffers if one person calls in sick), high-quality local products, great merchandising, great lighting, and community values. While the coffee and hot deli items are a lot pricier than they would be in, for example, Sacramento-- they also taste better. This past weekend, after walking around the farmer's market in the sun, I became desperately hungry enough to pay $14 for one of their hot Cubano sandwiches, and it was amazing. After taking my first bite, I literally said, "Oh my God, that's one of the best sandwich bites I've ever had in my life." Yes, shopping here is a splurge. You get what you pay for. If you're privileged enough to be able to afford to shop at Palace Market, you'll typically get exceptionally high-quality products with exceptional service. For the rest of us peasants, they have enough sales and po'boy items for us to just dip in for a taste.

Really creamy We…read morestopped by here after a nice afternoon hike at point reyes to try their buffalo milk soft serve. it was pleasantly creamy. The flavor is otherwise similar to classic vanilla and chocolate soft serve. Sprinkles are free :P Def worth a try!

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Palace Market - Soft serve ice cream

Soft serve ice cream

Palace Market - Soft serve - swirl with sprinkles

Soft serve - swirl with sprinkles

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Inverness Store - Turkey bacon avocado on Dutch crunch

Inverness Store

3.8(91 reviews)
5.2 mi
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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.

Great spot to stop after a hike and visiting the lighthouse, but I don't think these products I got…read morea and my visit to the lighthouse is worth $37.44. I understand their location but c'mon?! I've been to other secluded areas in NorCal, but this is just too much. I love supporting local businesses but this spot isn't and never worth coming back to.

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Inverness Store - Very clean shop

Very clean shop

Inverness Store - Bacon and avocado with a cream soda

Bacon and avocado with a cream soda

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Whale of A Deli & Market

Whale of A Deli & Market

2.4(163 reviews)
2.0 mi
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Great place tucked a bit away from the main street. Inside, we were amazed at the size of the…read moreplace, ample room for seating and two kids areas (one for merch, one for ocean activities) and above all, a delicious deli! Service is decent and adequately friendly--a very laid-back vibe. This place has the potential for filling up for late night snacks after an event at the Dance Palace! Excellent sandwiches! I had the crabcake sandwich (not spicy!) and my friend had the marinara meatball sandwich. Ample parking nearby.

We went to this Deli on Thanksgiving Day as everything else was closed. I had remembered from the…read morepast that they can make a vegetarian sandwich to order. Unfortunately, I had forgotten about the restrictive choices - No butter, only mayo, for example. The sandwiches came soon enough, but my children could barely hold them while the ingredients spilled out onto the paper. They were slippery, slathered in mayo and not at all pleasant to eat. For the $17 price per sandwich, I felt properly duped. The tables were oily from past clients. It seemed like business was booming because everything else was closed. The thing about Point Reyes Station is that you need to account for the fact that there are very few restaurants, hours are extremely restrictive, and it becomes a ghost town on holidays. At these times, the best suggestion is to pack food from home or cook at your hotel or cabin. I will not come to this Deli again, even if I'm desperate.

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Whale of A Deli & Market - Deli selection

Deli selection

Whale of A Deli & Market - $19.00 Tri-Tip Sandwich. WHERE'S THE BEEF ??

$19.00 Tri-Tip Sandwich. WHERE'S THE BEEF ??

Whale of A Deli & Market - Counter Service with Menu Board - Sandwiches and Pizza

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Counter Service with Menu Board - Sandwiches and Pizza

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