Our hours – We are open 7 days a week from 8:00 AM to 9:00 PM. PLEASE NOTE: We are open the days and hours shown here. GOOGLE maps shows the correct information.
Christmas Eve – We are open for normal business hours.
Christmas Day – We are closed.
New Years Eve & New Years Day – We are open for normal business hours.
A reasonably priced and diverse menu along with daily specials that appeal to a variety of diets and age groups. We are always creating new food items to enhance our customer’s dining experience. Our signature All Day Breakfasts and Brunch with standards like eggs, bacon, potatoes and pancakes, to vegetarian and vegan specialties remain perennially, popular favorites and best sellers. Try our Vegan wrap!
A wide variety of dinner favorites include our delicious Linguini al Pesto with Smoked Chicken, Linguini with Clams, Hawaiian Burger, and Salmon Nicoise Salad among many other offerings. There are plenty of options for Vegetarians and Vegans including Butternut Squash Ravioli’s and a variety of wraps and many other choices.
Body Builders check out our special Body Builder Menu.
We have a fine selection of craft beers, wines and cider, too. Happy Hour is Monday through Friday from 3 to 5PM.
We can also accommodate large groups for breakfast, lunch and dinner meetings. Contact us at (707) 795-7868 for details or reservations.
For all College Students, we offer a 10% discount all day when you show a valid current student ID.
We are located at 8240 Old Redwood Highway, Cotati, California 94931. We look forward to you visiting!
SOME INTERESTING HISTORY OF THE REDWOOD CAFE AND THE COTATI SPEEDWAY
In 1920, a builder named Jack Price created excitement when he convinced racing enthusiasts all over the North Bay that he could build a world-class auto speedway. He succeeded on 135 acres on East Cotati Avenue near the railroad tracks and dubbed it the Cotati Speedway. The all-wood, bowl shaped track was 1.25 miles around and required more than 3 million feet of lumber and gave drivers a place to run record-breaking races. Wildly popular, its first race was Aug. 14, 1921 with all 10,000 seats filled. Sadly, cold, rainy weather and traffic congestion to get to the track caused its failure after only two years. The speedway was dismantled and wood from it went to build homes and businesses in the area.
And did you know: The floor of the Redwood Cafe was built from the wood of the Cotati Speedway Track!