Cute coffee spot. Latte was perfect for a rainy day…read more Not too sweet - just right. My daughter also loved the hot cocoa

Great coffee and pastries but non-responsive management and even worse wifi. The WiFi has seldom…read moreworked (5%?) since they opened several years ago. We've asked front staff about this and they are generally clueless and unable to forward questions to management. Or maybe management hears but doesn't care? Sent an email to Black Oak's customer support last week and 7 days later, still no reply. Cellular is sketchy throughout Healdsburg.so WiFi is helpful to use Black Oak's online site to order. Often see locals and visitors confused about their site not loading with WiFi supposedly connected. Poor customer experience. Either shutoff the WiFi or simply fix by buying a better WiFi router

A coffee shop serving up freshly baked good and vegetarian eats. I got a coffee and a greens bagel…read moreon a house baked sesame bagel. While not the best bagel in the world, I appreciate it being home made. The sandwich itself was huge and filling with cream cheese, avo and a bounty of fresh micro greens. I felt healthy eating this bagel. When do you get to say that? The vegan bran muffin was solid. The honey latte was tasty with wonderful hints of that local wildflower honey. The space is woody and vibey and screams coffee shop. On a rainy morning, it couldn't be cozier. Overall, a great stop away from the downtown area.

Incredible lattes. Not too sweet even if you get flavored ones. We loved the Honey latte…read more Their bagels are delicious - must have one! Can easily split for two people. Love the interior. Feels like a cabin. Staff is helpful with recommendations!

The move to the new Mill Street location has elevated the Quail & Condor experience significantly…read more The space is exactly what Healdsburg needed: open, airy, and modern, yet it manages to retain an intimate vibe that doesn't feel like a cavernous warehouse. It's a stunning backdrop for what remains some of the best baking in Sonoma County. As for the food, it remains predictably--and exceptionally--amazing. A few highlights from this visit: * **Ham & Cheese Croissant:** Perfectly laminated with that elusive shatter-crisp exterior and a savory, high-quality center. * **Veggie Quiche:** Often an afterthought elsewhere, here it was custard-like and rich, accompanied by a surprisingly delightful, bright side salad. * **The Sweets:** Both the OBG (Oatmeal Brown Butter Ginger) and the apricot cookies were standout treats, balancing texture and nuanced sweetness. * **Baguette:** A masterclass in crust and crumb; it's a must-grab for the ride home. * **Cappuccino:** Precisely pulled and well-textured, easily competing with the dedicated third-wave coffee shops in the area. The service was polite and welcoming, though it leaned a bit toward the slower side. However, given the quality of the output and the inviting nature of the new space, it's a minor concession. If you are looking for top-tier pastry craft in a beautiful setting, this new iteration of Quail & Condor is an absolute win.

Quail and Condor drew my attention to the radiant reviews they bring in. I finally was able to make…read moremy way over there to see what this place was all about. When you walk in, there is a lot of open space and the inside felt comfortable. There was an open and flowing environment. That was great! So, where did it go wrong? The prices were just sky rocketed into another dimension. $7 a muffin and $7 a scone. I seem to have much better luck at the Farmers Market for less. I get it, there is a fancy building that needs to be paid for. Don't come here for dairy free option if you're looking for something in the sweet and savory department. There are GF options but those are still rittled and laced with butter and dairy. Like, bread is your only choice if you're dairy free. The gentlemen that helped me told me to get a loaf of bread. So I did. $12. I went with the Rosemary, olive oil and sea salt focaccia bread. The good news is, it was nice and soft like an Air b n b pillow. The bad news is, it had more salt than the ocean. With copious amounts of olive oil saturated the bag before I left the parking lot (see attached pic). My husband was not a fan either and we left the loaf of bread out for the pigeons.

Great coffee shop in the heart of Healdsburg's charming downtown. The staff was super friendly and…read morereally knowledgeable about the different coffee flavors. I'll definitely be back next time I'm visiting this summer.

I stopped by because it was pet-friendly. I brought my friend's dog inside. This location is near…read moreother shops and has street parking. The matcha latte I ordered was really good. Credit card/Apple Pay accepted

Looking for a quick breakfast and found Costeaux's. Quaint…read moreplace with outside seating, lovely. I had a breakfast croissant that was delicious. A real croissant is a wonder to behold. My wife had an omelet which she loved and polished off. Service was iffy. We asked 3 different servers for water, and it took about 10 minutes to get some. At the end of the meal, I had to chase someone down to pay the bill. Otherwise, a great place. Definitely go back.

We introduced some friends to Costeaux and had a nice brunch here…read more Steak & Eggs (4/5) - 6oz ribeye served with frittes and two eggs. The steak was very tender. The frittes were crispy but a but overdone so they were dry. Croque Madame (3.5/5) - The Croque Madame is a classic, indulgent French hot sandwich, essentially a traditional ham and cheese (croque monsieur) topped with a rich béchamel sauce and a fried or poached egg. Our wive's shared a morning bun, cinnamon bread, and a chocolate Croissant. Adrian was our server and he was friendly and had a good sense of humor. He told us the "specials of the day which included a vegetable soup. Leeks, carrots, celery, and bacon." Bacon? That's our kind of vegetable soup! Our one complaint was that we had to ask a few times for refills of water and hot water from a few of the servers. Overall, another good meal here.

Great coffee shop. Employees are welcoming and efficient. I'm not a coffee drinker but they also…read morehave a nice selection of teas. I went with an Iced Chai Tea and it was perfect. My cousin who has been here before enjoyed his Macchiato. They have some pastry items and some seating. Nice location to grab a drink and walk around Healdsburg.

Came here for a midday espresso shot. It was not terrible, but not great either. The shot…read moreseemed pulled well but the quality of the bean was not great. Overly roasted to the point of destroying anything unique or special about the bean. The shot didn't come with a sparkling water back which was also a bit odd. Seems like the place to get an oat milk latte where you don't taste the coffee. Probably wouldn't return here.

I don't usually go out of my way for sandwiches, but this place had some pretty good ones, even the…read moreveggie sandwich! I got the sumac roasted carrot $20 sandwich that tasted pretty good and was very filling. By noon they were already sold out of two sandwiches, which from reading the reviews were the more popular ones. Too bad I didn't get to try them. If I'm in the area, I'd come back! Indoor + outdoor seating (pet friendly outside) Street parking Bathroom available

Woah.. talk about a good sandwich! Holy smokes, it felt like I was back in Paris. I got the jambon…read morewith Brie on the baguette, DELICIOUS. The bread obviously was high quality but the ham, Brie and honey just made this the perfect sandwich. Highly recommend! Food: 4.6 Service: 4 Ambiance: 3.9 Marcels foodie score: 4.2

There's a woman named Kendall that helped me who is absolutely fabulous and really enhanced my…read moreexperience and enjoyment of the tea. There was another young lady helping me, and she was super sweet too. I loved the wide selection of Asian teas offered along and served in double walled glasses so they stay warm! Highly recommend the homemade dumplings too. There are not a lot of tea shops overall, and this one is a true gem!

Really cute and unexpected find during our staycation in Healdsburg. Look for the sign of a cat…read moreeating ramen! Their decor is quirky and fun inside, with only a few tables, so reservations are recommended (although we managed to get a table walking in on a weekday afternoon). They have a massive selection of teas, pretty much any kind you can think of and then some, as well as an impressive selection of sake. Which all goes well with their ramen, which is the only thing we tried this time. It's not quite the typical ramen you would see at Japanese spots in SF or South Bay, but I imagine quite good for North Bay and tasty in their own right. I wouldn't mind going back even just for teas and sake and maybe some lighter bites.

A sweet women-owned tea shop / gift shop in downtown Healdsburg, offering a variety of loose leaf…read moreteas and more. I've walked by many times and a friend finally took me in - she told me that many of the restaurants in Healdsburg use teas from Russian River Tea Company. My friend has tried many of the loose leaf teas offered. I really liked the one we tried - we had it iced - and now I'm forgetting the name...was it Tropical Breeze, or Island Breeze, or something to do with Hawaii? I'll have to return and report back. There's a lot packed into the small space. They offer tea towels, tea pots, insulated mugs, local chocolates, some clothing items, and more. Take a peak in the next time you walk by, and hopefully you'll find a tea and and other little treasures to brighten your day.

I needed some decaffeinated loose leaf tea so checked yelp for a place nearby. This tea company…read moresounded like a charming place to visit so the three of us headed out to Healdsburg on a Sunday afternoon. Parking can be challenging but you will find a spot if you don't mind walking. It was fun to stroll down the blocks and see the various shops and restaurants along the way. I almost missed the tea shop! It is a tiny storefront next to an art gallery and I entered the gallery by mistake. The shop itself is tiny but organized. The lady working there told us that we could smell the teas as there were little jars above each package of tea. She explained how the teas were organized by herbal, black, green, and a few white teas. The loose teas are already packaged and ready for purchase. They come in 50 gram size (little less than 2 ounces). The majority were blends with the ingredients and price listed on the front of each package. They sell individual tea samplers too if you want to just try a cup. They offer a really nice variety. There are lots of cute gift items and chocolates too. While we were there, several groups of people came in to buy and quickly left. They must know which flavors they like. A darling place to visit with friends and family.

I was visiting out of town and stumbled upon this delicious smelling bakery! Not only are the…read morepastries amazing, so are the sandwiches! Definitely a stop for sure if you love savory, sweet, delicious and locally sourced foods! So amazing!

Perfect day for a sweet stop. Downtown Bakery and Creamery…read morealways has a sweet selection of freshly baked goods and creamy treats, making it a perfect spot for a quick snack or a leisurely dessert. We ordered the 8leu CHEESE 4 QUION FOCACCIA and a few sticky buns. Love all the options! Their bread and pastries are consistently fresh, with a variety of options that cater to different tastes. And...the ice cream selection is rich and inventive, featuring classic and seasonal flavors. Such a cute and cozy ambiance with friendly staff. Cost is worth every sweet bite.