The Farmer’s Wife

Restaurant · Point Reyes Station

The Farmer’s Wife

Restaurant · Point Reyes Station

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80 4th St, Point Reyes Station, CA 94956

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Gourmet sandwiches featuring fresh, local ingredients and salads  

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80 4th St, Point Reyes Station, CA 94956 Get directions

thefarmerswifeca.com
@thefarmersxwife

$20–30

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80 4th St, Point Reyes Station, CA 94956 Get directions

thefarmerswifeca.com
@thefarmersxwife

$20–30

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New Cafe From The Farmer’s Wife Flooded in Sebastopol - Eater SF

"A Sebastopol brick-and-mortar location of popular Ferry Plaza farmers market sandwich stall the Farmer’s Wife is underwater due to flooding from recent storms. Owner Kendra Kolling just opened her now-inundated cafe in October. She’ll still be at the San Francisco market this weekend, working out of a commissary kitchen, but beyond that, Kolling isn’t sure how she can continue." - Caleb Pershan

https://sf.eater.com/2019/3/1/18246437/farmers-wife-sebastopol-cafe-flooded-flooding
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Google
I always tell my friend these are death row sandwiches! Like if you had to choose your last meal it’s gonna be from the Farmer’s wife! I read she sources all of her ingredients from local people and you can taste the difference. The staff is usually funny and Friendly. If you’re out in point raise do yourself a favor. They are pretty big sandwiches and you think that you wanna split one but you end up eating the whole thing because you can’t stop yourself.

Tom Koos

Google
The Farmer’s Wife in Point Reyes Station has taken the modest, working-class sandwich and alchemized it into a resplendent masterpiece — a gastronomic sonnet, a triumphant opera of flavor and form. What was once the humble province of lunchboxes and hurried bites is here elevated to the realm of high art, where bread and filling cease to be mere sustenance and instead become a revelation of human imagination. . This is not simply eating; it is bearing witness to culinary sorcery. Each sandwich is conceived not as a stack of ingredients, but as a composition, a dazzling tableau where every carefully chosen element harmonizes with its companions. Imagine a chorus of ripened stone fruits — glistening, jeweled slices so tender and perfumed they could have been plucked from Eden itself — set upon perfectly toasted bread and interwoven with ribbons of goat cheese, crescendos of aged cheddar, and the bold, dramatic punctuation of blue cheese. To take a bite is to discover, anew, what the union of discernment and craftsmanship can conjure. And yet, astonishingly, the sandwiches may not even be the pinnacle here. The so-called “side salad” arrives not as an afterthought but as an astonishment — a painter’s palette of no fewer than fifteen distinct seasonal offerings, each bursting with vibrancy. Local fruits at the height of their ripeness mingle with greens and herbs in a jubilant profusion that recalls a 17th-century Dutch still life — sumptuous, abundant, and almost impossibly lush, as though painted by Vermeer himself. To gaze upon it is to feel a sense of plenitude; to taste it is to fall into rapture.

Karthik Marut

Google
The Mushroom Medley Sandwich was fantastic—rich in flavor and perfectly cooked. It came with a fresh salad that was just as impressive, featuring crisp greens and a delightful mix of fresh fruits that added a refreshing touch. Overall, a wholesome and satisfying meal. While the price was a bit on the higher side, the quality of the food made it well worth it. A great sandwich spot nestled in a charming little town—definitely worth a visit!

Diogo Stuart

Google
First time in the US last year, I passed by Point Reyes on a quick road trip from San Francisco and I am so glad I did! The melt sandwich was delicious with great ingredients and super balanced flavors. But the real surprise was the Hibiscus float. I never liked floats, or Kombucha for that matter, but this one completely changed my mind. I raved about it for a whole year to friends and family. Then a year later, last month, I came back with a bunch of skeptical friends and now they are all believers too. 😂 Miguel, who served me the float, was extremely nice to talk to and even offered us samples of other things to try. The lady who I believe owns the place was so lovely and genuinely happy to see us back a year later just because of their float and sandwiches. It really warmed my heart and she was incredibly kind. 💙 Every time I have to go to San Francisco, I will try to make this detour to stop at this spot part of my USA tradition.

Danny Davidson

Google
This is sandwich artistry and culinary mastery at its finest. Mind blowing flavors. Side salad was exquisite. Everything was fantastic. The prices are slightly shocking but the quality more than delivers, highly worth it. I will be back to hopefully try every sandwich on the menu.

Elena

Google
Heaven on Earth for the Chicken Special & side salad. Just saying…It’s $$ but a small price to pay for a slice of Heaven. I frequent both locations @Pt. Reyes & Sebastopol for these unctuous works of art (see pix!). IF your orders do not look like these then you’re missing out!

Plant With James

Google
I always have the best experience here! Kendra, the owner, sources the best ingredients and all local! Every sandwich I’ve had from her is absolutely impeccable, she does food science with the flavors and every mouthful is an explosion of decadence ❤️ along with the salads they’re absolutely delicious! 🥗 Between the customer service and the high-end premium ingredients it’s always an occasion getting to visit this establishment!!!

Chris Frick

Google
Prices are fair when you realize what you get. It is farm to table, super fresh and very apparent. I was reluctant to order something due to past reviews I checked out and the prices. My wife ordered the tuna sandwich and I kept stealing bites. I continued to tell her it is probably one of the best tuna melts I have had. The sourdough makes the sandwich and brings it all together, just the right crisp. Also there is a very refreshing side salad that is substantial and not meager. Yes, there are cheaper options nearby but this experience definitely will have me trying other options when we swing by in town again.

Natalie P.

Yelp
By far the best sandwiches I've ever had!! ingredients are incredibly fresh, the menu is wonderfully creative and the people are so sweet. Worth every penny! If you haven't tried it... you're in for a treat!! Not to mention HUGE portions and a giant delicious fresh salad on the side. Perfect to share Love that they support their own local community of farmers - spread the love. I'll be back again and again and again.
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Sergio D.

Yelp
I know inflation and the pandemic have driven costs to be higher across the board for pretty much everything in this country and lease prices for businesses have certainly gone up as well. With that being said though, these prices make stadium concession prices at football games look like happy hour deals. A 22 dollar grilled cheese sandwich is in no way, shape, or form justifiable. It just seems very greedy and out of touch on the business owners end. It makes me wonder when's the last time the person who chose the prices went to eat at a casual restaurant or went grocery shopping. Apart from the grilled cheese being 22 bucks, the other items on the menu are just as erroneously priced. 26-30 dollars for a sandwich without even counting the taxes, fees, and tips? Yikes
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Kameron H.

Yelp
Ate here on a business trip with a co-worker. The food was mediocre and the price is literally mental illness. Portions are small! The owner is very unpleasant.

Andrew C.

Yelp
The best club I've had in my whole life. Exceptional, they call it the T-Rex club, sure it's 30 bucks but it could feed two people and the salad on it itself is worth 20 bucks. This photo is the very last of the four towers and a couple bites of salad. The owner was there and she was exceptional as well.
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Erin H.

Yelp
Hands down my favorite sandwiches & salads. ABSOLUTELY WORTH EVERY SINGLE CENT! It's 2 meals worth of food and makes for delicious left overs if you can't finish it all because the portions are gigantic. Fresh & local impeccable ingredients are nearly too beautiful to eat.

Susan S.

Yelp
The Farmer's Wife makes the best salads in the world, bar none. Kendra knows all her purveyors and every leaf, vegetable, nut, and fruit is simply the most flavorful out there. Her dressings are light and superb . The salads are so huge they easily feed two. We travel far for The Farmer's Wife.
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Luis F.

Yelp
For the price, I'd suggest you drive down a little down the road and get yourself a better meal. Not filling and overpriced, don't get me started on their "salad". Make your sandwiches at home and save yourself the trouble.

Jose R.

Yelp
Expensive, expensive, expensive! Couldn't believe my eyes, when I seen the menu prices!
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Anthony B.

Yelp
This was the first lunch spot we came across during a day trip to Point Reyes Station. But we knew with the aroma of a variety of grilled sourdough melts, we'd be back. And we weren't disappointed! After ordering, the wait was 20 minutes (during Labor Day weekend) but plenty to do in the beautiful refurbished hall (the former Cowgirls Creamery barn now dubbed West Marin Culture Center) that holds this and several other shops (food and otherwise). We ordered from the takeout counter and ate in the tranquil garden behind the hall, which had an assortment of picnic tables and benches. I had the pastrami which was a special of the day and my wife had the vegitablicious served with a farm fresh egg. Both were amazing in flavor and nap inducing in size. Served on delightful salads that had seasonal fruit, tomatoes, cucumbers, radishes and other delectables. Best sandwich I've had in a long time. Pricey - the pastrami sandwich clocked in at $29 - but if you're making a special day of it in Pt. Reyes Station, why not a special sandwich. And I should he hungry again in a few days!
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Jen S.

Yelp
Best sandwich of my life. I had the lamb. Expensive but worth it. Going back to the area soon and planning on getting another one to try. :)
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Kim E.

Yelp
The heartiest, healthiest sandwiches - stuffed with local meat and/or vegetables. It's unlike any sandwich I've had before, with combinations of ingredients and flavors that surprise you with every bite. It's like having a chef bring a farmers market to the Cow Girl building!
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Angela G.

Yelp
The price of these sandwiches is absurd. The owner knows she doesn't have competition for sandwiches in Pt. Reyes Station. Yet, rather than charge a reasonable amount, she price gouges. I also witnessed the owner being rude to other customers while I was waiting in line to order. Pack a picnic before thinking about spending money here.

A. S.

Yelp
Although the food quality looks good, I was very disappointed. I waited a very long time for a veggie club sandwich. When I got home 30 minutes away (too far to drive back), the sandwich was nothing like the description on the menu for $25.00 + tax and tip. There was no hummus, no salsa, or micro greens to be found (see photo). There were only a few sliced apples and loads of jicama, with one piece of lettuce on some grilled bread. No one mentioned substitutions while I was waiting. I can understand if they ran out of something, but they should have told me and given me the chance to cancel my order or change it to something else, but they didn't. They were not busy at the time I was there. I tried to call The Farmer's Wife to discuss my concerns right away, but there is no phone number for this company on the receipt or online.
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Amanda A.

Yelp
This was the highest quality sandwich of my life. They even have gluten free options. It was so delicious, I can't stop thinking about it! The salad that came with it was so fresh and so good. I wish we lived nearer by, we'd visit all the time!

D L.

Yelp
Anybody who thinks this is an okay price, even if it tastes good, has actually been hypnotized or doesn't know the value of money. $20+ for a plain GRILLED CHEESE is insane, and it's not like it's larger than normal sandwich bread sizes.

Claire S.

Yelp
Some of the best sandwiches in Marin. They are so filling and all come with a salad and have the best ingredients. The service is great as well.
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Rita M.

Yelp
I made a day of going to Pt. Reyes Station to return an abundance of cleaned out sauerkraut and kimchi jars back to Wild West Ferments, and one of the days biggest highlights was my sandwich from The Farmer's Wife. Is this a cheap sandwich? No. Is this a special and delicious sandwich that you will think about fondly for years to come? Yes. I got the Krat Avocado Tomato, my boyfriend got the Hot Pastrami and we were both exceedingly happy with our choices. Both sandos came with salads that were unique to the sandwich we ordered and were both excellent. The sandwiches were big enough to save half for dinner, and held up! So, if you're going through Point Reyes Station, go get a sandwich, some special treats, some fermented food, maybe even a fermented soda float, talk to the super friendly staff, and feel good that you are spending your money supporting a local gem on delicious food made with love!

Grace S.

Yelp
These sandwiches are worth every penny. I've eaten three sandwiches from here and each one has been a contender for the best sandwich of my life. Their cheese & seasonal fruit sandwich, the tomato grilled cheese, and the sausage and berries sandwich were all INSANE. I cannot stop telling everyone about how insane these sandwiches are. The salad that comes on the side is also insane - so fresh and delish!

Roland L.

Yelp
Stumbled on this spot while passing through Point Reyes. I was very pleased to discover they have gluten free bread. It also happens to be locally sourced from a business in Marin. I ordered the tuna melt on GF bread and it was honestly the best tuna sandwich I've ever had. Super flavorful and a generous portion. It came with chips and a salad. Will definitely be my new food stop in the area. Friendly service too!

Rachel C.

Yelp
Heritage Pork Chorizo. Best sandwich I've ever had. Not hyperbole. Worth every penny. Can't wait to go back and try one of the other sandwiches.