Bodega Bay, California: "The Birds" Movie Restaurant
Bodega Bay restaurant featured in Alfred Hitchcock's 1963 film "The Birds." Nearby is the dock where Tippi Hedren rented a motorboat.
- Address:
- 835 Highway One, Bodega Bay, CA
- Directions:
- Bay Hwy and Harbor View Way.
- Phone:
- 707-875-3652
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"The Birds" Movie Restaurant Bodega Bay is the town Alfred Hitchcock used as the setting for his 1963 film "The Birds." In Bodega Bay, you'll find that the Tides restaurant -- where Tippi Hedren, Rod Taylor and the locals all debated and then hid from the birds -- has been vastly expanded and modernized. It's a very nice place on the water and, yes, birds still congregate there. There's no sign of the explosive gas station or phone booth that Tippi caged herself in, but the dock where she rented a motorboat to get to Rod's house across the bay is also still in Bodega Bay.
[Gunnar Johnson, 06/27/2011]Nearby Offbeat Places
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