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489 Magnolia Ave.
Larkspur,
California 94939
Phone: (415) 686-2062
Email: lcc07@comcast.net
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Larkspur Landing |
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You can take
a ferry from San Francisco and be within
walking distance of Larkspur Landing.
The Landing is a rambling outdoor
shopping, dining and entertainment center
consisting of wooden buildings, fountains and bay
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Unique gifts, art, fashions,
jewelry, restaurants, movies and an array of services
are all clustered here, more than fifty places in all.
Larkspur's only hotel, The Courtyard by
Marriott, stands on the hillside above. With its
fabulous hill and bay views, it's only a short walk to
all the nearby stores and the Ferry Terminal.
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old western-style street of stores filled with antiques
is just between the Ferry Terminal and Highway 101. Down
the road is the famous Remillard's brickyard which now
houses a restaurant.
You can dine in a romantic
brick kiln built in 1889. Remillard's brickyard was
declared a State Historical Landmark and is listed in
the National Register.
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Greenbrae and Bon Air
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Bon Air
Center is a neighborhood shopping center
located in Greenbrae on Sir Francis Drake Boulevard just
west of Highway 101. The center features David M. Brian,
Longs Drugs, Mollie Stone's and over 50 retail and
service-oriented businesses. Bon Air Center is a one
stop-shopping destination providing the best tenant mix
in Marin County. You can pick up your dry cleaning, do
your banking, and pick up lunch or a snack all while you
are doing your grocery shopping. You can also treat
yourself to a new hairstyle, a pair of sunglasses,
elegant jewelry or a fashionable outfit. Customers may
stroll through the shops during any season due to the
covered walkways that make up the center. Bon Air center
also offers a nice courtyard setting with tables and
chairs for people to sit back and relax. This is a
wonderful area to have lunch or play board games.
Shoppers will find easy access into the center and great
parking throughout Bon Air Center. It's in the
neighborhood. It's all here...Shop Bon
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The
Waterfront and Marin Central Plaza |
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Sandwiched between the
waterfront and Highway 101 is an area known to locals
for value upon value. You'll find books, records,
imports, clothes, plants, golf gear, sports, automotive
services and even a pet hospital. A unique find known
country-wide is Maslach Art Glass for gallery quality
art glass on Industrial Way. This is a road few people
ever discover! |
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Northern Larkspur |
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At the foot of the mountain,
toward Kentfield and College of Marin, a variety of
neighborhood businesses have sprung up to serve the
locals. They are also worth a visit from travelers who
wish to browse for bikes, tennis or sporting equipment,
party goods, pizza and more. | |
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Historic Downtown Larkspur |
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Listed on the National
Register of Historic Places, the magical stretch of
Magnolia Avenue known as "Downtown Larkspur" seems
anything but downtown. A walk down this street is like
time travel into one of America's past eras when
California meant gold, lumber, cattle and infinite
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Today, fashionable stores and
restaurants line the street among the dozens of historic
buildings and landmarks. Fine crystal, lingerie, art,
clothing, foods, coffee houses, cafes and restaurants
are all within walking distance. Down the road, the
world-famous restaurant The Lark Creek Inn is nestled
beside a creek among the redwoods.
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