Spud Point Crab Company
Old-school Fisherman's Wharf spot known for New England–style clam chowder and crab sandwiches. Order at the window, eat at the picnic tables overlooking the water.
Places To Eat
Restaurants, cafés, bakeries, and markets from Bodega Bay to Point Arena, organized by town.
Old-school Fisherman's Wharf spot known for New England–style clam chowder and crab sandwiches. Order at the window, eat at the picnic tables overlooking the water.
Restaurant and fish market on the harbor — a reliable stop for fresh crab and classic seafood plates with a view.
Bluff-top dining where the Russian River meets the Pacific — watch osprey dive and seals haul out at lunch, sunset views at dinner. Also operates as an inn.
Two restaurants at Timber Cove Resort built around seasonal, locally sourced ingredients — floor-to-ceiling ocean views from both.
Rotating menu built around fresh, seasonal ingredients in an intimate downtown setting.
Iconic Russian-style onion-domed landmark serving foraged and wild ingredients — a Gualala institution.
Sourdough pizza with dough made fresh every morning.
Small carry-out bakery on Main Street making seasonal pastries, chocolate, and caramels from scratch every morning. Ranked #1 in Point Arena.
Brick-oven pizza, salads, beer, and wine.
Japanese small plates and izakaya-style dishes — an unexpected find this far up the coast.
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