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    Wood is stacked floor to ceiling against the walls and under the counter, which tells you everything about the priorities here. Cafe Reyes is a wood-fired pizza shop in Point Reyes Station, the kind of barn-sized, unfussy room that makes sense after a morning on the coast. The pies are named after local landmarks, the crust has real char, and the whole operation gives day-trippers a very good reason to stop before the drive back.

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    • Margherita

      “Pizza is the focus, with ten varieties ranging from a classic Margherita to meaty staples like fennel sausage and mushroom.”

      Michelin Guide
    • Fennel sausage and mushroom

      “Pizza is the focus, with ten varieties ranging from a classic Margherita to meaty staples like fennel sausage and mushroom.”

      Michelin Guide
    • Limantour

      “The deliciously crusty pies are named after local destinations, like the Limantour and Bodega, as well as the Farallon, with its slivers of roasted garlic, mini pepperoni with crisped edges and a pile of mozzarella.”

      Michelin Guide
    • Farallon

      “The deliciously crusty pies are named after local destinations, like the Limantour and Bodega, as well as the Farallon, with its slivers of roasted garlic, mini pepperoni with crisped edges and a pile of mozzarella.”

      Michelin Guide

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