Where to Eat: Ross and San Anselmo
Ross and San Anselmo may appear a bit way out of the way on the map, but for those in the know, they’re just the right size, offering plenty of options for dining out.
Where to Eat: San Rafael
Sprawling, gritty, and gentrified, San Rafael’s dining activity centers mostly in the downtown grid and waterfront enclaves, with outliers trickling towards Miracle Mile and north to suburban Terra Linda.
Where to Eat: Fairfax
Perched on the line between Central and West Marin, the small town of Fairfax comfortably straddles new and old Marin with a mix of bohemian hippies, young families, and trendy hot spots.
Where to Eat: Sausalito
Easily dismissed as a tourist destination (and a worthy one at that), Sausalito is also home to an eclectic mix of families, artists, house boaters, and retirees.
Where to Eat: Larkspur
Larkspur’s cozy downtown and Marin County Mart provide an impressive array of fine dining, trendy hot spots, wine bars, and al fresco dining.
Where to Eat: Greenbrae and Kentfield
Catering to a quintessential bedroom community, dining options revolve around the shopping center and nearby College of Marin.
Where to Eat: Tiburon
Once you drive down the peninsula to the Tiburon tip, you will ask yourself why you don’t go there more often.
Where to Eat in Marin
With hundreds of dining options in Marin County, we’ve broken it down for you by town and type.
Where to Eat: Mill Valley
Stretching from Baltimore Canyon to the San Francisco Bay, with mountains, flats, and Highway 101 in between, there are good eats to be had for every appetite.
Where to Eat: East Bay and San Francisco
Suffice it to say that the Bay area has no shortage of phenomenal dining options: street food, diners, ethnic eateries, celebrity chef and Michelin starred restaurants.
