Rosemary's Garden fits perfectly in our cute little town. Impressive collection of organic herbs,…read morenatural products, books, teas, gifts, aromatherapy and even mushroom powders like cordyceps, lion's mane and maitake. Displays are comfortably placed throughout the store. Interior is much larger than it looks from the outside. Employees are friendly and helpful. It's a fun place to browse and check out their offerings in a tranquil environment.

Lovely apothecary with everything you might need…read more Perfect place for herbalists, tea lovers, and organic skincare aficionados. All the ingredients and equipment you might need to make your own healing balms or body oil or soap. A must-stop for me anytime I'm on Main St.

The people working at this store are hands down the most entitled, clueless, and flat-out rude…read moremisfits I've ever run into. I came in to grab a bottle of wine, walked up to an empty register, and put it on the belt. Out of nowhere, some mom with a cart and her kid comes meandering around, babbling to her daughter, not even in line. Then an employee actually has the nerve to tell me that she was first and that I should go to another register. Are you kidding me? That's not customer service, that's insanity. If this is how they treat paying customers, they can keep their circus. I'll be taking my business to Fircrest Market--where they actually know how to run a store.

This is an odd place for a WF situated in a parking lot across from the farmers market. It's full…read moreof hippies like 70's throwbacks. The market itself is really well stocked! I love grapes and persimmons and found both here so I'm happy

Taking a moment to show some love to the ladies in the deli dept. it was packed today & their…read moreservice was great & sliced my imported meats perfectly.

I've always been a Whole Foods girl but I've given up on them as things are getting more and more…read moreexpensive. I feel my money doesn't stretch as far anymore with $100 worth of groceries, it's not much. I've decided to shop local completely at Oliver's. I've noticed overall their prices are a bit cheaper than Whole Foods but certain items can be more expensive (for example Califa farms organic almond milk). $100 here can go much further when I'm stocking up on fruits, salads, bread, pre made items for work etc. I love their rotisserie chickens as well including a NO SALT option! I also signed up for their community card to donate a percentage of your shopping trip to a local organization. It makes you feel good to drop your hard earned money here on a store that cares!

Bill's is one of my favorite things about living in west county. It's a rustic, roadside farm store…read morebut big enough to be able to buy almost all my staples there. I love getting local produce and eggs from my neighbors chickens. Their veggie starts do amazingly at my place. But the real reason you should shop there is because yesterday when the person who was supposed to drop my groceries had an emergency and couldn't bring them. I was recovering from abdominal cancer surgery so I couldn't go myself. Anthony, one of the owners I believe, offered to drop them off. He came right after work. Never event brought up a service or delivery fee. It's a 5-7 min drive for him but the gesture, for me, is reason enough to shop there as often as I can.

Highs and lows. The…read moreMayan coffee was excellent. A great blend of sweet and spicy playing with the bitterness of the coffee. The lows; the Thai tea that was basically orange colored chai and the utterly insulting beverage pretending to be matcha. That last point can't be stressed enough and to the barista that tried gaslighting me, matcha, similar to champagne, gets its name from where it comes from. Meaning, you can't grow matcha in the states and call it matcha. Matcha comes from Japan. It isn't that I'm used to big box versions of it. It isn't that I haven't had real matcha before. I've had ceremonial grade matcha from stores that specialize in doing nothing but matcha and whatever Bill's Brew is selling isn't.

Thank you Dr. Dana Michaels... I feel so much better…read more Words cannot do it justice for feeling good when I have been feeling bad for so many years. I knew something was wrong with my gut, I tried a virtual Natropathic doctor who helped me at the time but not enough and the gut problems just kept persisting. I knew I needed a good doctor who understands holistic health and the gut to understand what was going on with me specificially. Meeting Dr. Dana's was the best experience. Getting her kind-hearted guidance to do the tests and get the protocols, I FEEL BETTER!!! I literally had to hand over my health to someone else I trusted because I had failed. I'm now on day 12 of this transformation so lots more to heal but at least I feel energetic enough to play, work, and spend quality time with family. If you feel bad the rest of the world is not great. My gut biome is on the road to recovery and that means the world to me. Thank you Dr. Dana Michaels. If you are considering working with Dr. Dana do it and your health will improve but first you got to know what is going on inside your body and no ad, internet group or friend will be able to tell you that other than doing the tests and following a protocol specific to YOUR body. Still not sure? Watch "Hack Your Health" on Netflix as they talk all about the gut biome in a very entertaining way. But notice the doctors that work with the people are learning what is going on inside of them and how to fix it. Natropathic doctors are far more capable of helping you with true gut health because they believe in a holistic approach of healthy bodies.

I am a huge dog lover, (I own a rescue tripawd) but just as dog owners wish to be asked before…read morehaving people approach their pets, I didn't really wish to have to gently and continually push away Dana's dog off me. The dog was getting hair and saliva on my clothes and I didn't appreciate it. Perhaps not a big deal to the owner of the dog but not my preferred. Hard sales pitch launch immediately citing specials. I really just wanted a B12 shot. Hillpark Integrative where I usually get my shots for less was closed. Didn't really take time to hear me out on anything, jumped right in and then bounded into her specials. The dog was distracting, odd layout distracting, box of tissues I tripped over was distracting. Its cheaper to get the shots at Hillpark if that's what you are looking for.

This is a fun farmers market on Sunday open until 1:30 PM in Sebastopol…read morePony rides are $10 I bought some chocolates from the vendor who has a store across the street. I also bought some sprouts to snack on instead of fattening chocolate! I had a great time here a loved the goose and ponies.

This market is open every Sunday from 10 AM -1:30 PM, rain or shine. It's not very big but its rich…read morein quality, and we had the best time choosing ingredients for a special dinner. We bought fresh halibut, garlic, lemons, butter lettuce, green onions, mushrooms, and goat cheese.. everything was beautiful! There were so many great foodie options, I wish I lived nearby to visit weekly and make my way through it all. Fresh breads, pasta, baked goods, pickles, bone broth, tea, seaweed, oils and vinegars.. I know I'm missing lots of stuff. There are a handful of arts & crafts vendors as well.. I love the woven river grass baskets from Ghana and any kind of beauty products made with beeswax and goats milk. It's also fun and convenient that this Farmer's Market is located by The Barlow, a 12 acre outdoor market with food, wine, beer, spirits, crafts, and more, all made onsite by Sonoma County makers!

Unexpected find full of goodies! The had wonderful Christmas…read morecandies and decorations. They happen to also be one of the only retailers of Millers Beef Corndogs! The best frozen ones on the market!

I was looking more for a local fruit stand Andy's is more…read moreof a outside grocery store Tons of options if that's what you're looking for

I finally got a chance to visit this very local mushroom shop!…read moreThe owner, Waith, was very personable and showed me the amazing and interesting processes involved in growing and drying mushrooms. Everything is done behind the store front: from making the growing medium ready, inoculating it with spores and then drying and adding natural and delicious spices and flavor! The two main mushroom jerky products are both delicious! This is a truly local business and the product is delicious as well as nutritious. As a vegetarian, these dried mushrooms punch a big flavorful and chewy addition to my diet as well as providing for antiviral nutrients. Thank you Waith for the tour and your yummy snacks! Ashourina

From the owner: We provide wholesale B2B vegan mushroom jerky along with other mushroom derived products…read more Fulfilling orders for businesses and distributors in Northern California and nation wide including: Sebastopol Santa Rosa Occidental Sonoma Marin San Francisco Berkeley Oakland And many others Call or email today to place your wholesale order or, come into our retail space for a business owners tasting!

On February 11, 2025, I wrote a one-star critical review concerning Wildbrine's Raw Organic…read moreSauerkraut after finding the product to be watery, tasteless and under-fermented. After this experience I intended to cross Wildbrine off my shopping list, however a conversation with a company representative yielded several coupons, so I "went back to the well" and bought a jar of the garlic and dill sauerkraut. It is excellent, with great flavor and texture, fully fermented and very nicely enhanced by the garlic and dill. Hats off to the folks at Wildbrine who cared and didn't give up on me. Although I can't change my earlier bad experience, my faith in Wildbrine has now been fully restored.

Terrible customer service!!!! I ordered online and received a damaged shipment. I have called 4…read moretimes in 2 days. No response by phone or email. DO NOT ORDER FROM THEM. There is no customer service or quick response for a damaged shipment! $60 shipping cost for damaged products and no acknowledgement or rectifying the spoiled product I received from them.