Guidebook for Mill Valley
Food Scene
There are so many great restaurants in Mill Valley. San Francisco is close by too and has fabulous food!
Boo Koo
25 Miller AveYummy Asian Fusion. Big TV's great for watching sports.
Piatti
625 Redwood HwyYummy Italian
Tamalpie Pizzeria
477 Miller AvePizza!
Grilly's
493 Miller AveMexican!
By far my favorite Mexican restaurant! I love the cabo chopped salad with shrimp. There pork taco (conchinita) is super yummy!
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Salsalito Taco Shop
1115 BridgewayBy far my favorite Mexican restaurant! I love the cabo chopped salad with shrimp. There pork taco (conchinita) is super yummy!
Samurai
425 Miller AveKiller Sushi!
This place is a good place to grab a beer and sit outside by a fire pit. The restaurant inside is called Pizza Hacker. They have yummy pizza and delicious salads. I love the Misto Salad and the Ohio Pizza. They have kombucha on tap too! Live music Sunday's 2-5pm. Search up their website for details.
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The Junction Beer Garden
226 CA-1This place is a good place to grab a beer and sit outside by a fire pit. The restaurant inside is called Pizza Hacker. They have yummy pizza and delicious salads. I love the Misto Salad and the Ohio Pizza. They have kombucha on tap too! Live music Sunday's 2-5pm. Search up their website for details.
Drinks & Nightlife
The 2AM Club
380 Miller AveThe only bar in Mill Valley! A classic.
Sweetwater Music Hall
19 Corte Madera AveGreat bands and good food. Sit outside on the patio.
Parks & Nature
Muir Woods National Monument
See the redwood trees!
Muir Beach
Amazing! And super close!
Stinson Beach
The Parks Conservancy’s signature project, Crissy Field was transformed starting in 2001 from a former military airfield into a beloved national park site through the generosity of the Evelyn and Walter Haas, Jr. Fund and Colleen and Robert Haas, as well as thousands of community volunteers and donors.
Today, the restored Crissy Field is a stunning place to walk or bike on a flat, hard-packed promenade with iconic views of the Bay and Golden Gate Bridge. A beautiful and much-loved trail winds through Crissy Field between Marina Green and Fort Point.
You’ll find beaches, picnic tables, tidal marsh overlooks, renowned windsurfing, and a park that has been truly transformed into a place for all. The Crissy Field Center at Building 603 along Mason St. serves as a dynamic hub of youth engagement.
At the west end of Crissy Field, the Warming Hut offers tea, hot chocolate and Equator Coffee. Because we closed our full café operations last year, you will find a pared down prepared food menu – mostly packaged snacks from local and California producers.
Warming Hut Park Store
983 Marine Drive
San Francisco, CA
Crissy Field Overlook
1199 East BeachThe Parks Conservancy’s signature project, Crissy Field was transformed starting in 2001 from a former military airfield into a beloved national park site through the generosity of the Evelyn and Walter Haas, Jr. Fund and Colleen and Robert Haas, as well as thousands of community volunteers and donors.
Today, the restored Crissy Field is a stunning place to walk or bike on a flat, hard-packed promenade with iconic views of the Bay and Golden Gate Bridge. A beautiful and much-loved trail winds through Crissy Field between Marina Green and Fort Point.
You’ll find beaches, picnic tables, tidal marsh overlooks, renowned windsurfing, and a park that has been truly transformed into a place for all. The Crissy Field Center at Building 603 along Mason St. serves as a dynamic hub of youth engagement.
At the west end of Crissy Field, the Warming Hut offers tea, hot chocolate and Equator Coffee. Because we closed our full café operations last year, you will find a pared down prepared food menu – mostly packaged snacks from local and California producers.
Warming Hut Park Store
983 Marine Drive
San Francisco, CA
Essentials
Good Earth Natural Foods
720 Center BlvdThis store is the bomb! You must check it out!
Whole Foods annex
414 Miller AveDrop down the hill to this Whole Foods.