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    Toby's Feed Barn

    4.4 (76 reviews)
    Open • 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Lisa W.

    Toby's has always been a must stop when in Point Reyes Station. My mom and I used to have a getaway in Inverness each year and this was one of our favorite places to stop and pick up gifts. This was the first time I've been here since my mom passed - I could feel her energy when I was in here. Such a wide variety of gifts, collectibles, art, greeting cards, and yummy snacks. I brought a friend who had never been here before and she adored this shop. There's also a coffee shop on the outside which serves a variety of delicious coffee drinks, and cookies. We each had an iced coffee beverage and sat in their brightly colored, rocking chairs to enjoy.

    Ashley V.

    Love this little market! So many cute items and snacks! They have a fun selection of cards too! Staff are always friendly and love the asthetic. Come check it out!!

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    Kristina K.

    I stop here every time I'm in the area. If you're here on Saturdays you'll be lucky to catch the farmers market they have in the back lot! Even if it's not a Saturday, there is always fresh fruit to buy out front. Inside, there's Point Reyes clothing, market foods and a little toy section. There's chocolate/candy available and goodies from the Brickhouse Maiden bakery which is phenomenal and worth going too. The coffee shop here and the cookies are also incredible , but it's cash only. It can get busy at times w all the bikers.

    Tiffany C.

    This place is so fun and random. There are groceries, birds, a yoga studio, an art gallery, a cafe, and there are so many cute photo ops! Loved looking around and buying stuff.

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    Sarahbeth M.

    Cute place with a coffee shop, animal feed, art show in the back and store. Has everything you need. Lots of cute shirts and sweaters. Lots of gift ideas here.

    Super cute gift section.
    Emma E.

    Toby's is a fun shop to explore on a day out in Point Reyes. They have a good selection of local honey, jam, cheese, produce, specialty drinks, a coffee bar, clothing, a gift section, and a small art gallery in the back. Their selection is well-curated, and it's a great place to stop and shop if you like supporting locally-owned businesses.

    Merry K.

    Very quaint store! Stop by here on the way to Pt Reyes Lighthouse. Store has snacks, organic fruits and veggies and ..... Burned Caramel Gelato. We were trying to restrain ourselves from eating sugar. So, we decided to get just 1 bar. Bad decision for the day! I felt cheated since he does not savor , he devoured the bar in 4 bites.

    Lots of great recipes , love the measuring cups !
    Ellie O.

    Just love Toby's! Baby chickens have hatched ! So cute ! Love this general store . Great produce , fabulous cheese & lots of condiments. I love the books they carry , I seemed to buy one each visit . Great selection . Love the tea towels , and the Pt Reyes Station goods . Great for sending . The coffee is always delicious as well as the pastries . They host a farmers market starting end of June . Lots of hay & birds flying thru the barn . I scored colorful measuring cups , I did not need , but too pretty to pass up . Very friendly staff . Toby's is central pulse for Downtown PT Reyes . Got to check it out !

    Great pasta & risottos
    Marc L.

    What a great store. Anything & everything is awesome. Great selection of high end pasta's & risotto's. Being from The East Coast I wasn't used to the prices for $4.00+ gas, restaurants meals & groceries. By no means am I being negative. The pricing of San Francisco, Tiburon, Mill Valley, Point Reyes & the rest of California is what it is. I saw more Hundreds & hundreds of Tesla 's every day. Much different than New England Enjoy checking out these prices on many food items. Boxed water was interesting. What I did notice is wherever we went we never saw roadside trash expect a baby's diaper, all dog poop picked up. Lot's of hairpin turns & always compostable take out boxes. We should all be more socially aware. Toby's I wish I had an extra suitcase to fill up with all your great items. We did bring back your specialty pasta's & Rissottos.

    Mina R.

    This place is located in Point Reyes Station. Cute store that sells local produce, non local foods, jams, souvenirs etc. Very well organized and clean. I bought a couple of things which included garlic and onion jam & chocolate covered espresso beans. Fair prices. Customer service was ok. Store was clean and well stocked. I would shop here again.

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    Bruce K.

    Very nice space in Point Reyes Station that fills the role of "general store" and "gift shop" with a big selection of greeting cards, gift books, snacks and drinks. We stayed here for a while because they had a great free wifi signal. I bought a one pound bag of almonds. Sweet Sriracha almonds. Oh, yes! And an orange that was massive. Bigger than a softball. How could I not? Cool space. Great snacks. Worth the stop!

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    Ed U.

    You can't help but stop by Point Reyes Station on the way back from the Tomales Bay Oyster Company or frankly any point from Point Reyes. It's a Mayberry-like hamlet filled with leftover hippie-types and yuppie burnouts replete with Highway One doubling as the town's main thoroughfare. And of course, in such a bucolic setting, you need an expansive notions store aimed at the passing tourists. The aptly named Toby's Feed Barn fits the bill. Organic jams and jellies. Hand-knit caps. Putumayo CDs. Coffee bar in the barn. Art gallery with a blind auction in the back. Fresh produce in front since there's a farmers' market on Saturdays. After imbibing a bellyful of oysters and twist-top wine, I was not in the mood to buy anything here. Nonetheless, the browsing is enjoyable enough even though the price points are as urban as anything you'd find on Union Street in San Francisco. If this kind of variety store bores you, by all means, get back into your overpriced car and exceed the speed limit getting out of Dodge. Who needs ya here?

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    Always my favorite stop on every trip to Marin. Great for gifts and I like that they feature local artists.

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    2.5 mi
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    Point Reyes Farmstead Cheeses had been on my radar for a number of years after buying their…read moreaward-winning Quinta at the San Rafael Farmers Market. I'd seen their signage on my way to the Marshall Store a number of times and read about their farmstead tasting room. We drive across the spine of the hills in their verdant pasture to their farm operations with barns of Happy Holsteins up to their farm store and tasting gardens. We had booked a tasting ahead of time and were greeted by Mathilde upon arrival who escorted us to a beautiful garden setting with a sofa and chairs around a table overlooking Tomales Bay and right next to a newborn Holstein Calf. The cheese array is truly generous and lovingly prepared with edible flowers from their gardens. There are also chocolates, dried fruit, spreads, and jams. We purchased a few beverages, salamis, and prosciutto to round out our tasting. They took such good care of us and the setting was magical. This is a wonderful place for a picnic. I can't wait to return to Point Reyes Farmstead Cheeses!

    I've heard people ask a lot of different questions about the ranches leaving Point Reyes, such as,…read more"Why are the ranchers leaving? What will happen to the buildings? What will happen to the cows? What will happen to the families who lived there?" My first question was, "How will this affect my birthday cheese?" Point Reyes Original Blue Cheese has been my favorite cheese for many years, ever since the first time I tried it, which was presumably at Gott's Roadside Deli around 2014. For a few years in a row, I drove all the way to Napa to have my "birthday burger" at Gott's. After that, I just started buying the cheese every year before my birthday, and calling it my "birthday cheese." Fast forward to 2026: all of the historic ranches moved out of the Point Reyes National Seashore, except for two. One of those two was Farmstead Cheese Co., which produces the aforementioned cheese. The farm is located just around the corner from Point Reyes Station, three miles up Highway 1 on Tomales Bay. The Marketplace and tasting room are located deep within the farm, at the end of a one-lane road, which is maybe about one-mile long. Like many of the other sketchy old farm roads in Point Reyes, you have to drive very slowly, and may need to back up if a big truck comes along. The road takes you through active farm work, past some very robust, healthy looking corralled cows, to a parking lot with enough room for a couple dozen cars. The Marketplace itself was only about one room, with two fridges full of cheese, a center table full of merchandise, and several more tables full of merchandise around the room. The inventory included jams, crackers, shirts, sweaters, cheeses (obviously), and various other gifts and picnic necessities. Aside from Bay Blue and Original Blue, I was excited to see a third flavor of blue cheese I'd not yet seen before: fennel blue. This turned out to be my favorite of all three, and I left with a small wedge of it, and a magnet. On my way in, I noticed a poster which I had seen in a history book full of national park posters in Golden Gate Park. While the artist in question (whose name I can't remember) never made a Point Reyes National Seashore poster, he made one for the Farmstead Cheese Co. I inquired if the posters were for sale, and found out that they normally are, but they are out of stock. When I said that I would come back to check for them in a few weeks, I was given a local's discount on my purchase. Sweet. In addition to the Marketplace, they also hold tasting events, which are listed on their website. Most of them are alcoholic events, which are of no interest to me, but I wish they would bring back cheese bingo before I leave for the summer. Would anyone come to a Cheese Bingo Unofficial Yelp Event?

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    Great town. Needed some items for a small picnic. Got everything I needed. They had everything I…read moreneeded and so fresh too. All th employees were very helpful. A must stop in and shop here.

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    5.0(6 reviews)
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    Robert Giacomini Dairy - A tart lemonade and ice water were served. That is Jill Giacomini looking on.

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    5.0(2 reviews)
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    Great walk on the dairy farm with Sammy learning about their sustainability. Newborn calves…read moreeverywhere, but the 'extra' was talking to Danny, the horticulturist who entertained our inquisition as he tried to work....beautiful groundswork!

    Most of us know that happy California cows make better cheese, but until I visited the Robert…read moreGiacomini Dairy in nearby Point Reyes, I had no idea those same happy cows made the pungent smelling moldy looking cheese known as blue cheese. Mostly because of its odor and yes, I'm admit those funky blue and green veins bothered me as well, blue cheese had always been the one cheese I had stayed away from. That is until this opportunity to tour the dairy and cheese plant came about. So armed with packets of Lactaid this lactose intolerant individual decided this would be my chance to finally toss aside my fear of blue cheese and confront it face to face once and for all. On our itinerary was a tour of the cheese plant, the farm, a visit with the happy cows, a cheese tasting followed by lunch featuring what else, grilled cheese sandwiches. The Robert Giacomini Dairy sits high on a hilltop overlooking the beautiful Tomales Bay. I was a bit nervous sitting in our big luxurious tour bus as it maneuvered its way up a steep, narrow and winding road to the visitors center at this huge 714 acre farm, but at the same time I was excited seeing literally hundreds of cows grazing on the hills beside the road. The new visitors center completed in 2010 is called The Fork. Once inside the building we were greeted by members of the Giacomini family. We were led out to The Fork's beautiful patio to assemble and admire our beautiful surroundings. We donned protective plastic covers to slip over our shoes as to not track anything harmful into the cheese plant. Robert Giacomini and one of his four daughters, Jill, introduced themselves and gave us an overview of the dairy farm and cheese plant. After a brief welcome we were led into the Tasting Room where we viewed a short video showing the main steps in the production and aging of the farm's signature blue cheese which is sold under the brand name, Point Reyes Farmstead Cheese Co. The Robert Giacomini Dairy has been in operation here since 1959, but in 2000, the family decided to add a signature product to their dairy line. Their first blue cheese was born in August of that year, and to date they are the only blue cheese maker in California. It takes about a gallon of milk to make a pound of cheese. Combining fresh raw milk with cultures, enzymes, kosher salt and mold the resulting curds are formed into wheels weighing about 6-1/2 pounds each. Each wheel is conditioned by hand and aged in a temperature controlled room for up to 6 months. Once inside the actual cheese plant we viewed production workers behind huge glass windows going through the final process of packaging and labeling the blue cheese in entire wheels and wedges. All the work is done by hand. We exited the cheese plant to learn more about the farm. Most of the 300 cows on this farm are Holsteins. The female cows are often impregnated in order to produce more milk. The cows at the Giacomini Dairy average 9 gallons of milk per day with some producing as much as 16 gallons. They are milked twice a day at 2 AM and 2 PM with each session lasting about 4 to 6 minutes. A healthy cow on this farm can produce milk for up to 5 years. Milking is discontinued on pregnant cows about 60 days prior to the day it will give birth. At that time those cows are given a special diet and are paid regular visits by veterinarians. Milk not used in the production of cheese is sold directly to commercial dairy, Clover Stornetta Farms. We walked out to meet the cows then learned about their diets which consists of 100 percent organic feed. The farm, by the way, is certified organic and kosher. They recycle their water, produce their own methane gas and even produce their own electricity using cow manure to keep operations costs lower. After meeting with all the momma cows we were led out to the nursery to meet with the shy baby calves some as young as one day old. Meanwhile back at The Fork, our cheese tasting was set to begin. We sat down to ice water, tart lemonade and a plate of five cheeses created by the family farm. On our plates were the Original Blue, a Mozzarella created on the previous day, the Toma, a mild white cheese, The Mountain available only to farm visitors, and the New Blue which is less pungent than the Original Blue. While I'll admit the odor wasn't very appealing I found myself liking the two blue cheeses very much. My favorite, however, was the Toma. For somebody who takes part in lots of farm tours this tour was easily one of my favorites. Thank you to the Giacomini Family and their farm staff for their hospitality. I'm no longer afraid of blue cheese thanks to you. I've posted a pictorial history of my visit in the photos section. To learn more about events at The Fork, please visit www.theforkatpointreyes.com.

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    Award-winning Original Blue Cheese.

    Robert Giacomini Dairy - Cows are milked twice a day at 2 AM and 2 PM.  A healthy cow averages 4.5 gallons of milk each session.

    Cows are milked twice a day at 2 AM and 2 PM. A healthy cow averages 4.5 gallons of milk each session.

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