See some of my favorites in town
Avatar's Restuarant
They specialize in healthy California Indian fusion food. They have a penchant for creating a warm, familial atmosphere, and love to cater to your very specific dietary needs. Vegans, low-carb/no-carb, no oils/fats, and everything in between; you now have a reason to rejoice! Their signature curried Pumpkin Enchiladas are very popular but don't miss out on everything else.
Barefoot Cafe
Barefoot Café's interpretation of New American Cuisine: a unique fusion of freshly prepared local, organic & natural ingredients from Sustainable sources and innovative recipes served in a light, bright and friendly atmosphere. Whether you're looking for a "let's get this morning going" breakfast, an "All-Star" lunch or a "let's end this day on a highlight" dinner, The Barefoot Café will provide delicious food, a warm setting, and exceptional service.
Cascade Falls
Cascade Falls is a pretty diminutive 20ft waterfall, but it was one of the easier waterfall hikes in Marin County.
The Coffee Roastery
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Fairfax Library
As the first branch of the Marin County Free Library, the Fairfax Library opened on June 6, 1927, on the second floor of the Alpine Building, also known as the Bierman-Healion Building, at 8 Bolinas Avenue. In October 1950, the library moved to 55 Broadway, the former location of Peri's Bar. In 1964, the library moved to 47 Broadway. In June 1971, the branch moved again, this time to the Fair-Anselm Shopping Center. Since February 1978, the library has lived at 2097 Sir Francis Drake Boulevard, the former site of Buon Gusto Villa, a long-standing restaurant and resort.
Fairfax's Sunset
Nothing beats a perfect day except for a perfect sunset. And, thankfully, Fairfax County has some of the best sunsets in all of Marin. Here is an accurate time guide to help you capture the perfect sunset photograph:
Faifax Theater
If you're looking for a top-quality theater experience, look no further than Fairfax Theater. Featuring five auditoriums with all-digital projection, The Fairfax Theatre is Marin's destination for cinematic entertainment. With a wide range of shows to choose from, there's something for everyone.
Good Earth Natural Foods
For 50 years, Good Earth Natural Foods has remained dedicated to supporting the health and sustainability of our community. We believe that organic foods offer the best opportunity to heal our bodies and the planet, which is why we work diligently to offer our customers the largest selection of organic in Marin County, CA.
Mana Bowls
Welcome to Mana Bowls! Where they're making high-quality organic Açaà bowls handcrafted with love.
Marin Museum of Bicycling
The Marin Museum of Bicycling is a premier bicycle history museum and cultural center in Fairfax, California. They display key examples from the 19th-century Golden Age of Cycling, and are home to the Mountain Bike Hall of Fame, showcasing the birth and evolution of the mountain bike. They feature many more bicycles: road, track, racing, touring, and everyday transportation.
Peri's Silver Dollar Bar
If you're ever in the mood for a unique and delicious bar experience, look no further than Peri's Silver Dollar Bar. This place is a must-go for anyone who's looking for good times, great music, and no nonsense unless in fun. Open everyday from 12pm-2am
Village Sake
Village Sake is an Izakaya in Marin. Izakaya are Japanese pubs, and often community hubs. A welcoming place to eat and drink with friends and to celebrate life’s milestones.
Executive Chef Scott Whitman’s passion for Japanese food began while opening a restaurant in Osaka, Japan. Partnering with Scott Porter, a lifelong Fairfax resident and local firefighter with strong ties to the community. Our designer, Jim Maxwell of Architects II, helped us draw from the best elements of the classic Izakaya to develop a relaxed but refined atmosphere that exists nowhere else in Marin.
