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Beautiful #livemusic to soothe your soul. Repost from @ismaymusic • In honor of Hazel Dickens who played at @hardlystrictlybluegrass each year until her passing, I wanted to share this cover of her song Pretty Bird featuring @eliandwest Full video at the link in le profile! Hazel wrote of the song "I envied the little bird sitting on the high wire. It could fly away at any given moment and be free. So in 1972 I wrote this song" I was able to watch Hazel perform while I was growing up attending the festival. What I think is most remarkable about the story is how two people from very different backgrounds came together through the love of music. My grandfather a banker from NYC/SF, and Hazel Dickens from a coal mining family in West Virginia. From what I've heard, initially Hazel was nervous about playing the festival, but over time it became her home, and the friendship between her and Warren changed one another for the better. Video by @pintofsoulvideos #hazeldickens #prettybird #eliwest #hardlystrictlybluegrass #ismay #pintofsoul

Beautiful #livemusic to soothe your soul.
Repost from @ismaymusic
•
In honor of Hazel Dickens who played at @hardlystrictlybluegrass each year until her passing, I wanted to share this cover of her song Pretty Bird featuring @eliandwest
Full video at the link in le profile!
Hazel wrote of the song "I envied the little bird sitting on the high wire. It could fly away at any given moment and be free. So in 1972 I wrote this song"
I was able to watch Hazel perform while I was growing up attending the festival. What I think is most remarkable about the story is how two people from very different backgrounds came together through the love of music. My grandfather a banker from NYC/SF, and Hazel Dickens from a coal mining family in West Virginia. From what I've heard, initially Hazel was nervous about playing the festival, but over time it became her home, and the friendship between her and Warren changed one another for the better. Video by @pintofsoulvideos #hazeldickens #prettybird #eliwest #hardlystrictlybluegrass #ismay #pintofsoul ...

Garden patio open for dining!

Station House Cafe is open for outdoor dining in our beautiful garden patio. We’ve completed the Marin County Recovers Site-Specific Protection Plan and are delighted to welcome you for a safe and wonderful garden dining experience.

Seating on a first-come, first-served basis.

NOTE: Patio dining is available on days when the air quality is good.

County regulations

County regulations for outdoor dining:

  • Guests must wear masks at all times except when eating or drinking.
  • Parties of up to 6 guests allowed, but you must arrive together and be from the same household.
  • Tables must be for dining. Regulations do not allow guests to be seated for only beverages.

hours

Open: Friday-Tuesday 11-7pm
Closed: Wednesdays and Thursdays

Coming soon…Saturday & Sunday breakfast!

(415) 663-1515

Curbside Takeout

We’ll be doing takeout with a limited menu during this time. Order by phone or at our front desk. Things are changing day by day as we get our bearings, and we appreciate your patience.

We post our most up to date news on our FACEBOOK PAGE.

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Open Through October

In early May, we broke the sad news that we lost our lease and would be closing at the end of the month. The outpouring of love and support from the West Marin Community, and friends from around the world, brought us a reprieve. Your voices were heard, and Station House Cafe landlords have come through with an extremely generous offer that will allow us to remain open – with whatever Covid-19 restrictions apply – through mid October. We are deeply grateful for the efforts of all involved. We are not closing Station House Cafe, and continue to pursue relocation opportunities.

Stay tuned for news of our next adventure – we’re looking for a new home. SIGN UP for our newsletter for the latest news.

COME SEE US AT SIDE STREET KITCHEN

Our sister restaurant, SIDE STREET KITCHEN, will continue serving up delicious farm to table fare. Juicy rotisserie chickens, slow roasted tri tip and pork belly, and much loved vegetarian dishes, too! It’s just around the corner on 4th St.

Serving Point Reyes Station for 46 Years

LIVE MUSIC 

Our bar has been a favorite spot for locals and visitors to enjoy a beer or cocktail and some fantastic local bands. Even though there wasn’t much space for dancing, you guys found a way! Thanks to all you music lovers who came to support our bands and show us how to have a good time. We are grateful to the many talented local musicians who graced our little stage and brought the gift of music to our corner of Point Reyes Station.  

Check out this tribute page created for us by Charlie Hickox, a former member of the California Honeydrops. Charlie played at Station House Cafe every Friday night through the 90s, then joined us on Sunday nights with the Ninth Ward Millionaires. 

IN THE GARDEN

Our garden patio has been the setting for so many celebrations: anniversaries, birthdays…even weddings. Or how about just celebrating the weekend with a cocktail and brunch? This was a magical spot and we’re glad to have hosted so many of your happiest moments.

GREAT LOCAL FOOD

What’s your favorite Station House Cafe dish? We sourced organic, fresh and local foods to create some of your favorite foods — from our classic breakfasts to your favorite burgers to fresh local fish and oysters. We’ve proudly supported local farms, producers and food artisans. 

Stay Tuned

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