Our Hours Monday to Thursday: 9 - 4 Friday, Saturday, and Sunday: 9 - 5. Tomales Bay Oyster Company, LLC. 15479 Highway One Marshall, CA 94940 (415) 663-1243 [email protected]

Our oysters, Preston Point and Tomasini Point Pacific oysters are named after the area of the Tomales Bay where they are grown. We sell extra small, small, medium, and large-sized Pacific oysters by the dozen or in bags of 50.

Many portions of Tomales Bay are just 10 feet deep, which makes it an ideal location for cultivating and harvesting shellfish. Locals and visitors agree that the Hog Island Oyster Company (20215 Shoreline Highway, Marshall) is the best spot for fresh, sustainable oyster dishes.

Tomales Bay is considered as an alternative growing region because it is near the city and has clean estuarine waters. According to a National Park Service draft of “Tomales Bay Environmental History,” by Terry Weinard, the first Tomales Bay oyster beds were sown near Millerton Point in …

Top 10 Best Oysters in Tomales Bay, CA - February 2025 - Yelp - The Marshall Store, Hog Island Oyster, Tomales Bay Oyster Company, Tony's Seafood Restaurant, Saltwater Oyster Depot, Nick's Cove, Fisherman's Cove, Fishetarian Fish Market, Bodega Bay …

The Tomales Bay Oyster Company is California’s dean of oyster operations, in business continuously since 1909 (now, however, under new and exciting ownership). It concentrates on Pacifics.

Tomales Bay Oyster Company (also called TBOC) is an oyster farm in Marshall, California in the United States. It is located on California State Route 1 and is the oldest continuously run oyster farm in California.

2023年11月22日 · After yet another Thanksgiving without Dungeness crab, it might be time for the Bay Area to adopt a new seafood tradition for the holidays: an oyster road trip along Tomales Bay. A picturesque winter drive to the West Marin town of Marshall will test the mettle of even the biggest oyster lovers.

Tomales Bay Oyster Company is the first of four oyster stops on the eastern shores of Tomales Bay that you come across when driving north from the Bay Area. If you like fresh oysters then pull off Highway 1 to get a batch.