Find a little bit of Italy in Mill Valley.

Nestled below majestic Mount Tamalpais, Mill Valley is reminiscent of a charming European village. Surrounded by national parks—including the ancient coastal redwood forest, Muir Woods—the hamlet's lush hills and canyons are a favorite place for hiking, mountain biking, and running. As you stroll up and down the quaint nearby streets, you’ll be tempted by an array of fashionable boutiques, cafes, and hidden gems waiting to be discovered. Once downtown, a ton of good food demands your attention. Piazza D'Angelo(Courtesy of Visit Marin)The one that stands tallest is a longtime favorite Piazza D’Angelo, a family-owned Italian restaurant named after its location on the piazza in downtown Mill Valley. After 40 years, second-generation owner Luigi Petrone carries the tradition onward, combining Southern Italian flavors with local ingredients. Luigi builds his menus around what’s fresh at the farmers’ markets, as well the dishes his father served for decades, w