Full Circle Guide
The Food Scene
Dillon Beach Resort
1 Beach AveOur one and only local joint in town:)
The iconic oyster spot. Can be crowded. Can also buy fish on some days to bbq back at the cottage.
118 locals recommend
Hog Island Oyster Co
20215 Shoreline HwyThe iconic oyster spot. Can be crowded. Can also buy fish on some days to bbq back at the cottage.
The Marshall Store
19225 CA-1Cool, historic spot for oysters and beer on Tomales Bay!
A favorite for deck dining or take out. Be sure to check out boat house at the end of the dock!
103 locals recommend
Nick's Cove
23240 CA-1A favorite for deck dining or take out. Be sure to check out boat house at the end of the dock!
Fun if you want to roam and taste some local cheese!
17 locals recommend
Valley Ford Cheese and Creamery
14390 Valley Ford RdFun if you want to roam and taste some local cheese!
Rocker Oysterfeller's
14415 CA-1Classic and beloved oyster spot!
Estero Cafe
14450 CA-1Local spot (couple miles drive) for breakfast / lunch
Tony's Seafood Restaurant
18863 Shoreline HwyFantastic experience!
Tomales deli + cafe
27000 Shoreline HwyGood for grabbing some lunch - cute tiny town:)
Open 8am - 8 pm
Quite the hip little general store! Delicious, organic junk food as well as some staples: milk, cheese, bread, kombucha, canned goods, chips, gourmet popcorn, and great espresso coffees! A decent wine selection... and caramel soft-serve!
Dillon Beach General Store
1 Beach AveOpen 8am - 8 pm
Quite the hip little general store! Delicious, organic junk food as well as some staples: milk, cheese, bread, kombucha, canned goods, chips, gourmet popcorn, and great espresso coffees! A decent wine selection... and caramel soft-serve!
Neighborhoods
We are a tiny little seaside and surf village - not yet upscale, but heading towards trendy. Visit Dillon Beach while it's still a relatively down to earth place.
61 locals recommend
Dillon Beach
We are a tiny little seaside and surf village - not yet upscale, but heading towards trendy. Visit Dillon Beach while it's still a relatively down to earth place.
City advice
What to pack
You won't need heels.
Dillon Beach and surrounds is very down to earth. Nothing fancy to dress for here. Just flip-flops and sneakers for hiking.
What to pack
Bring layers & a jacket!
The weather at Dillon Beach, even in mid summer, is changeable day by day, and hour by hour. Bring layers, from bathing suit, to a light down parka. Bring a hat and scarf for chilly evenings when the fog rolls in.
What to pack
Bring a beanie and a scarf
Morning and afternoon fog rolls in most days. And the wind can pick up. You'll appreciate this, promise!
What to pack
Wet Suit if you have one
If you have a wet suit, you'll appreciate it. The Pacific ocean never warms up much.
Getting around
If you're a biker, bring a bike!
There are gorgeous roads to bike throughout the whole region!