Mosswood Market Cafe and Bakery

Mosswood Market Cafe and Bakery

14111 H 128 Suite A 
Boonville, California 95415
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Local Phone: (707) 895-3635

Outdoor seating, with water bowls on request. Tasty panini sandwiches, soups and salads. 

One reviewer writes: "We stopped by here on the way to Point Arena - they have great empanadas, and I loved their raspberry cheese Danish! They also have a good chai latte that isn't listed on the main menu. Cute little spot and very fresh baked goods! I highly recommend stopping by here if you're driving through."

Well-behaved dogs welcome.

Dog Access:

  • Dogs OK at outside seating

Dog-friendly amenities:

  • Water bowls

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