Mill Valley Lumber Yard

Really quaint shopping center in mill valley! Me and my bf stopped at the crepe shop. We got the butter, sugar and strawberry crepe. It was really yummy! We then continued shopping. Was a nice time. While the center is small, it had a lot going on!

One of my favorite go tos in the bay. I order the Bridgeway Tartine and London Fog every time. All the pastries are divine. The gluten free focaccia bread they use for the tartines is perfection.

Very nice place for shopping and eating. Easy access to restrooms and lots of outdoor seating available. Parking is sparse but we always found a spot.

Mill Valley Lumber Yard is a charming destination. Situated outdoors, it offers numerous picnic tables and seating options for visitors to enjoy. At the end of the yard, there is a crepe place where an interesting aspect is witnessing the crepes being made right in front of you. However, I must note that the crepes themselves were somewhat dry.

I had no idea that the Mill Valley Lumber Yard existed. What a great find. Lots of interesting shops and eateries. I look forward to spending time here again in the near future.

Very neat little area to visit. Unfortunately, most shops and the bakery were closing as we arrived. Great outdoor seating. Seemed to be completely free of smokers or vapers. Would likely return to visit the bakery on some future visit.

Mill Valley lumber yard is a cute place. It is outside and has plenty of picnic tables and seating options. The crepe place at the end but the crepes were dry. It was cool that the employee was making the crepes right in front of you

Good ingredients but the flavors were mid across the board, even on something as easy as smoked pork ribs. Pizza was literally dripping with olive oil. It's a pretty place and bustling but overall can't recommend.

This was the neatest place. Cafe has great gluten free bakery and dishes. Gorgous flower shop. Delicious crepery etc.

Mill Valley Lumber Yard is absolutely lovely, with great shops and dining. However, I caution against Eddy Bar & Bottle. I work in natural wines and was excited when it opened but both times I've been the proprietor has been extremely rude, ignoring me and speaking to men who walked in after me, even when it was pointed out that I was there first. I assume it's because I'm a woman in my 20s. Anyway, their rudeness has been noted and I hope no one else has a similar experience.

Historic lumber yard that's been renovated into boutique and local craft shops, bakery and restaurants. The main restaurant has salads, soups, sandwiches and wood fire pizza. The bakery is all gluten free and could fool you into thinking it's not. The pet goods shop has cute toys and friendly staff.

It was raining heavily, but if it wasn't, it would have been a very relaxing place to hang out and have a snack