Whenever I'm in town I have to stop in this store. I love that they serve fantastic hot chai. I sit…read moreout on the patio with my dogs and enjoy the whole atmosphere! I went to buy a jug chai to take home and they weren't where I usually find them. Asked the cashier and she gladly showed me they now sell pints, but I could also get a quart which they keep in the back. Yes please. I'll be enjoying it all week!

Very dismissive staff especially a woman that was very rude. I will never come here again or…read morerecommend them.

A delightful little market of very interesting choices! The turkey deli sandwich was so delicious…read morethat I ordered it a 2nd time before leaving town. A constant steam of locals visited for the deli or market in the hour I was there. Still, it was quiet with a few seats and a table inside and a few outside where you could eat your sandwich or other food. Cute little gift ideas and a few cotton and tie-dyed items for purchase. The workers were considerate and pleasant to talk with. There were little, handwritten notes next to certain food items--such a personal touch I've never seen anywhere else before. Adorable sign for the name, and a sweet mural of a horse you can see approaching the market or view it from the inside looking out.

Cute little country store out in the middle of the community. Stopped here cause it said deli and I…read morewanted to try a sammich. 10/10 no regrets. Prices extremely fair for the location, quality is great, and I love the small town feel. There's also a part of the store where you can buy a bottle of wine. I didn't ask if you could open it while you eat your sandwich but I can totally see myself coming back in the future and doing just that. There's a little fridge with nice cheeses you could buy and eat with your wine. I loved that there was indoor and outdoor seating. Very accommodating for weather changes. This place is so cute. Love it. Wanna live here and make it my local country store.

We stopped by Palace Market around 2pm and it was still relatively busy with a line of about 4…read morepeople in front of us to order at the deli in the back. There are two self service ordering screens, and the orders were ready about 15 minutes after ordering. The soft serve does get prepared quicker and they call your name only once or twice before setting it down on a cone holder on the counter so stay nearby to make sure you can hear your name get called! Same goes for the sandwiches, one of our sandwiches was done for a while but we never heard our name and had to go up and ask. The soft serve is made with jersey cow milk now - I never got the chance to try it when it was still buffalo milk but the soft serve was rich and creamy and the perfect cold treat after a hike at point reyes. We took our sandwiches to go and enjoyed them outside - I got the Foggy Garden which is a veggie sandwich with pesto and a basil and garlic soft cheese; it was tasty and large but I do wish there was a bit more roasted veggie. It was still quite filling because of how much soft fluffy focaccia there was but as a veggie sandwich it' would be nice if it was a little more substantial. Overall, a nice quick stop to grab some tasty bites on your way to or from Point Reyes! I'd definitely grab the soft serve again.

Heard about the buffalo milk soft serve but FYI, they no longer have it. They replaced it with some…read moreregular milk soft serve. Heard about the buffalo milk soft serve, but FYI, they no longer have it! They've replaced it with a regular milk soft serve instead. I got the 4-cheese mac & cheese, and honestly, it wasn't very good. The noodles were way too soft, and the sauce was thin and pretty flavorless. It also made me feel a little sick afterward. For the price, I expected it to be a lot better. The market itself is really cute, though, and I'd definitely try some of their other stuff if I'm back in town. The service was also great -- everyone was super friendly! Food: 5/10 Service: 9/10

While I was between jobs, I spent a lot of time doing what I love most: taking long drives through…read morethe backroads of Marin and Sonoma. One day, I stumbled upon The Farm Stand, and it felt like discovering a hidden treasure. It is, without question, one of the best farm stand experiences I've ever had, and I've been to a lot of them. Jim could probably sell anything, but that's because he's genuinely passionate about what he does. He curates only the very best, though truthfully, the produce and goods largely sell themselves. What sets this place apart is the care behind it. The attention, the pride, the hospitality - all the things that feel like they're are waning from our country. We've become so accustomed to transactional experiences and mediocre service that they've almost become the norm. Then you encounter a place like this and realize what you've been missing. It's like waking up from a fever dream and wondering, "Why isn't everything this good?" I now drive from Sebastopol to visit The Farm Stand regularly. Not just for the incredible food, but for the experience itself. It's a reminder that places built with intention, passion, and genuine human connection still exist. And somehow, that nourishes something much bigger than an appetite!!!

I was just charged $24 for 2 petite watermelons ($12 each!)…read more I usually pay $4-6 for the same organic watermelon at the market. I should have known better when he didn't weigh the watermelon at all ($2.5/lb) and just put both of them in a bag. Then he said they were $12 each! I also should have picked up on all the red flags in front of me: most of the fruit didn't have listed prices. And when I asked what the prices of the mangoes or apples were, he (arbitrarily) gave me a price quote. PEOPLE BE CAREFUL! Make sure your produce is weighed at the cash register. And ask for prices BEFORE you start selecting your produce. Especially if you are merely driving through from out of town. Karma will get back at these dishonest salespeople. PS. I didn't question his prices at the cash register because I felt embarrassed, especially with several people waiting in line behind me. FYI: $68 total for: 2 mini watermelons (3.5 lbs ea) which he DID NOT WEIGH AT ALL 2 small strawberry baskets 2 apples (no listed price) 2 broccoli crowns 3 mangoes (no listed price) $68 Fking Dollars!!

Great service for fresh seafood caught daily, plus fresh local meat. People there are nice.read more

I love this market. It has grown a lot over the years, and I'm so glad it's still here. The vibe is…read morealways great, with happy people coming together. I've found some beautiful stuff from the local sellers.

Good in a pinch. I stopped here before a hike, and i was hoping for more sandwich choices. They…read morehad turkey sandwiches and salami sandwiches. It is kind of a small place, so I think having only a few choices is reasonable. It looks like a good place for sundries, a few groceries, and snacks. The cashier was polite.

We spent a week in a rental at the beach here and this market is the only one in the area…read more Typically when that is the case you know you're gonna pay a convenience fee and you accept it but I thought the prices here were really reasonable. The market is bigger than it looks and has a good selection of items. We came here three separate times during our stay and they always had what we needed....Toothbrush, razors, cold drinks, sandwiches, snacks and they were just a 5 minute walk from the rental. **Side note in case anyone is searching reviews looking for a bathroom** I was outside one afternoon with our dog waiting on the bench in front for my husband to grab me a drink and a car full of young ladies pulled up doing the potty dance and rushed in. There are signs that say "no public restroom" and I guess staff adhered strictly to it because they came out panicked and still squirming. I told them I wasn't from the area but there is a park across the street and although it's a little hidden, there is a porty potty on the East side. They thanked me and ran off and later thanked me again when I saw them in town. If we stay in Stinson again, I won't worry about overpacking because this market has what you need....except a bathroom!

This is a nice little market perfect to augment a trip into point Reyes. Delicious coffee, lots of…read moresnacks and beverages and a very helpful staff. We visit whenever we are in the area!

Food, Service, Ambiance=4…read more Stayed at hotel next door for a destination birthday milestone celebration. Convenient for pre-made pick up breakfast and picnic items if don't want to drive to downtown point reyes. Got a couple of burritos (vegetarian and bacon) that can easily stretch for a satisfying meal between my elder dad, hubby & me when add fruit. Staff friendly and proactively offered to warm up our burritos. "Market" as I think of it more of a cafe that sells souvenir, snacks (sweet & savory), cafe food, lattes, and local adult beverages to go rather ingredients you can use to cook your own meal. Cafe tables inside and out to enjoy your food/drinks. Fun to window shop. Not cluttered or busy trying to fill up every space in cafe.

Dropped in for a light breakfast…read more Black Coffee Breakfast Sandwich Kale Salad It was all so fresh and made perfect. All tha employees were very nice and so quick on service. The deli had everything on the menu. Setup was very portioned and market carried a bit of things everyone needed. It is so clean. It is a must stop in.

My fiance and I came here on a weekend getaway 3 years ago for their birthday and we have not…read morestopped talking about the Reuben sandwich since!!! I told my bestie from Sacramento about how fantastic and life changing the sandwich was and we instantly planned a trip out to Point Reyes!!! The food was so good. It was even better than I remember! I got the Reuben and my fiance got the cubano. WOW! That was TOO good! 10/10+ We are planning our next trip out here already. I just cannot get enough of these sandwiches. The guys at the counter were nice and the service was quick! We were in and out in less than 10 minutes. I love the small shop they have in there. They have fun drinks and cute stickers. I hope this will always be a destination option for us when we visit!

8/31/2026: It's imperative purchasing COFFFFFFEEEEE, organic Papaya, and organic green bananas!…read more Today, it was time purchasing organic Papaya: I'm going to collect all the Papaya seeds and grow organic Papayas at my humble abode.

Overall, the store is lovely. I do enjoy visiting their produce section when I am in the area and…read morethey have this massive sourdough sandwich bread that is like 3 1/2 pounds that is gorgeous and I got a fresh loaf today. Banh mi Ba was closed today because they aren't open on Tuesday so I decided to get a sandwich from the Good Earth deli. It was meant to be a tofu banh mi -- It was on sourdough baguette with a pair of massive slabs of baked tofu. I give them credit for the delicious Japanese style pickle, but there simply wasn't enough of it and the scanty slices of daikon were OK, but ultimately this was better as a salad without the bread and added vinaigrette myself. Those chunks of tofu were undeniably tofu, but it was just not a great sandwich experience. The funny thing is, I had asked a couple of men dining outside the grocery store. If there was anything they recommended at the deli. They both told me what they had ordered and suggested requesting extra barbecue sauce for the brisket because it's quite dry. I was not expecting my tofu sandwich to be so dry but also soggy. I'll stick with Banh mi Ba for my banh mi -- and try other things at good earth going forward. Also, I just want to note that last November on the Saturday after Thanksgiving, my tire was vandalized by somebody who stuck a knife into it twice in on purpose purposes of the sidewall. They do not have cameras on the parking lot and even Fairfax police said "oh well we can't take reports for things that happened on private property" which honestly makes me wonder what they do when somebody breaks into a house or does something on "private" property. Does that mean laws are not enforced on private property in Fairfax? Stay tuned.

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.