. . . has opened on F Street between 9th and 10th. Will Baude raves here: http://www.crescatsententia.org/archives/2006/06/14/#006599. Anyone been? For those of us who live far from Cheesetique, this might be an answer to our... (3 replies, last updated by cheesehead June 16, 2006)

Hi, I live in the LA area but I’m posting to the SF board because, obviously, Cowgirl Creamery is up north. I had the chance to purchase the Red Hawk as well as the SF Drake cheeses at specialty food stores here in LA, but... (15 replies, last updated by Pandora December 31, 2008)

other friend a glass of proseco. I went down to the creamery and the woman who helped me was wonderful. I told her about the wines we were drinking and she got me a wedge of humboldt fog and a pyrenese cheese I don’t... (0 replies, last updated by Hannah May 24, 2004)

Is it just me or is the Cowgirl Creamery store in the Ferry Building full of rude, unhelpful counter folks? I have been in to that store several times and am always amazed that the people behind the counter seem perfectly content... (45 replies, last updated by nja April 28, 2004)

at Christmas. According to the article, Sue Connolly of the Cowboy Creamery finds the European cheese for Artisan Cheese. Sounds like the same line of cheese now at the Ferry Building. How is the sales staff at the Cowgirl... (7 replies, last updated by Pim July 16, 2003)

So after reading the discussion on the board, I decided to check it out this morning. Farmer’s market was in full swing, so they were very busy, but everyone working there seemed to have a great attitude. The woman who... (15 replies, last updated by anti-foodie May 11, 2004)

They started it in July. http://www.cowgirlcreamery.com/tours.asp The guided tour (M-F 8am to 4pm) includes a cheesemaking demonstration, tasting and a sampler bag of Cowgirl Creamery cheeses to take home. It is $30 so I’m... (2 replies, last updated by Junie D August 23, 2008)

I was at Cowgirl Creamery at the Point Reyes Station today and asked about their tour sign in the window. They are now giving tours every Friday at 2. It’s not a “hairnet” tour it’s a lecture outside of... (0 replies, last updated by Edie June 20, 2005)

Stopped into the Olema Inn for dinner, then had breakfast at Pine Cone Diner and checked into Cowgirl the next day. Olema Inn: Gorgeous dining room, lovely and precise but seemed more friendly than the dinner we had earlier this... (0 replies, last updated by pane October 19, 2008)

As a Christmas gift for my parents, I’m considering the gift set of Cowgirl Creamery stilton and a jar of apples in honey (http://www.cowgirlcreamery.com/prodinfo.asp?number=08_STILTON). I’d like to get them a bottle... (10 replies, last updated by Makantudo December 14, 2008)

Took my out of town guests to the Ferry Building today as part of our Thanksgiving weekend of showing off San Francisco...and while it is too late for today, did want to mention that the Cowgirl Creamery Stand at the... (6 replies, last updated by Chuckles the Clone November 26, 2007)

Cowgirl cheese ripeness.... no, there is no consistency with the state of their cheeses when they arrive from their creamery to a retail shop. There is a cryptic date code on the bottom of each cheese (a julian day count if I... (14 replies, last updated by Morgan December 15, 2004)

Don’t think this is going to be a regular thing. They had the usual cheeses, plus the Sir Francis Drake (washed rind triple creme) and panir (!). (6 replies, last updated by lexdevil May 30, 2009)

Mmm... I really like Cowgirl Creamery's Red Hawk cheese. It’s creamy, nutty, and the “off-putting” smell means it delivers on taste. But it’s darn expensive! Any recommendations of similar cheeses that... (10 replies, last updated by ulterior epicure February 7, 2008)

the freshest shellfish experience. The oysters were juicy but a little briny. Me: 14 small oysters - $10 My girlfriend: Sadly watched and drooled ================= Cowgirl Creamery at Tomales Bay Foods 80 4th Street Point (0 replies, last updated by Minh Le November 23, 2004)