Found this Gem on a road trip, being a lent Friday, it was natural we give it a shot, and this…read moreplace delivered. I'm a big fan of spice, so I had the Mojarra Frita a la Diabla, and my husband went the safe route and ordered the shrimp tacos. The mojarra was fresh, spicy, and delicious! The sauce was a perfect blend of tang and spice. Very nice touch (cure) for the hangover lol The shrimp taco was also a winner. They do not skimp on shrimp. Ofcourse due to the shenanigans of the previous night, we over ordered and also tried the empanadas and the camarones a la cucaracha and oh boy, they did not disappoint! The roach shrimp lol were crispy and decadent. The green salsa the empanadas go with is heavenly spicy. Downside, there was a bit of a wait, but I can't really complain, it's always a good sign when folks are waiting in line at a joint. The attendant recommended I call ahead for next time. I think I may plan a road trip just to come eat here again! Safe travels and happy Eating fellow yelpers! Cheers!

Really cool food truck in Santa Rosa. I did phone in my order to go but the food was just as good…read more I ordered camarones zarandeados & both of the signature ceviches. My favorite is the ceviche de pescado (fish) I'm not a fan of the uncooked shrimp that's cooked in their lime juice but my family enjoys that one the most. Make sure you ask for their green salsa also known as their "salsa verde."

This was such a major disappointment! I came here on a Sunday evening with my boyfriend before…read moregoing to a concert at Mystic Theatre. I had been to the block before about a few years earlier and remember it being lively and fun filled with a handful of food options and a packed bar. This time, the establishment was almost completely empty with only two food options: the barbecue or the pizza. Both menus were extremely limited in terms of available options. I went with the barbecue platter and my boyfriend went with two slices of pepperoni pizza. While the pizza was decent, but nothing to write home about, I would never order that barbecue platter again. First of all, the mac & cheese that it came with was more like overcooked buttered noodles without seasoning. The pulled pork and the coleslaw tasted old as if it had been sitting out at room temp. I also thought it was weird that they gave me potato chips as another side, but to eat their own. The only thing I actually enjoyed were the side of pickles and who knows if those were even made or from a jar. It was cold outside, so we decided to sit under the enclosed portion of the building and flies swarmed us - they were everywhere and we were continuously swatting our hands around to try to get any relief. It was miserable experience and as soon as we were done eating, we just wanted to leave. I can see why people were not here after the disappointment my boyfriend and I felt.

Exploring all the breweries in a smaller town like Petaluma doesn't take much time. Ads for Two…read moreRock Brewing led me here, their hours weren't correct online so I had to come back later the same day. This is a shared outdoor event space with restaurants, bars, and stage for live music. There was a good amount of people there, probably gets busier during events. I asked the bar about the brewery and was told there was currently only one selection from them on tap which was disappointing. It wasn't the most comfortable place to enjoy a beer either. Even if there had been more to experience, I probably wouldn't have bothered going back. One other note, the restrooms are singles and with so many people there was a long wait to use one. I'd imagine that'd be worse when busy.

Hit up a beer tasting at 101 north with some friends. We eventually got hungry and luckily the…read morewhich cheese truck pulled up. I'd heard about it from some local friends and had been meaning to try it. "Which cheese" is the first time I've had a food truck and walked away truly stoked on what I just ate. I didn't think there was a way to make a grilled cheese much better. Try their "walker Texas ranger" secret menu item and then tell me that. The soup is bomb too. Very necessary for dunking.

So good! They were at 101 North Brewing Company while we were there so my friends and I took…read moreadvantage of the opportunity to have some gourmet grilled cheese. I had the chicken pesto grilled cheese with a side of tomato soup and my fiancé had the pulled pork grilled cheese. Both were to die for! The perfect ratio of bread, meat, and cheese. The tomato soup wasn't what I was expecting but in a good way. It had a nice spice to it. Would definitely get again!

Definitely a good farmers market to visit. The vibe was very joyful and all sellers were very nice…read more There were 2-4 farmers selling, and a couple of food booths, honey booth, cheese booth, and some clothing booths too.

My mom and I took a stroll through the new farmer's market in Hamilton Landing on opening day. It's…read moreevery Thursday 11am-3pm through the end of the year. It's right behind Villas at Hamilton and in front of the Bay Trail - between hangars 6 and 7. PRODUCE There were just a couple produce booths - one smaller and one bigger (neither was organic from what I could tell) with many samples of berries and stone fruits. I got cherries for $6.50 a basket and "cosmetically imperfect" plums and nectarines for $1.50/lb. My mom got red onions, lettuce, and broccoli (3 veggies for $10) and squash (yellow and zucchini plus a bonus kind given to her). SPECIALTY FOODS There were a handful of specialty food vendors, including Heather Stuckenbroker (Marin Foodies member) with her famous rum cakes (we bought one original and one chocolate - $4 each), as well as an assortment of sweet and savory spreads. From the Butterbars booth, I bought was a Dulce de Leche Butterbar ($4) to bring home to my husband. I also sampled the Ube Cheese and it was very tasty. They have a deal where you can six (one of each flavor) for $16. Auntie O's was there (delicious baked goods), The Juicery, and a few others with savory offerings (Mexican and Middle Eastern), all or most of whom are also at the main Novato farmer's market on Tuesdays. FOOD TRUCKS We got lunch from the two food trucks on site. The first was Lotus Grill Vietnamese Cuisine - run by a delightful local couple. The fresh spring rolls with shrimp and noodles (2 for $7 is a deal) with peanut dipping sauce hit the spot. Next time, I want to try their other menu item - bahn mi sandwich. The other truck was Sojuilla415 - Korean Mexican fusion, so I got two street tacos ($4 each) with bulgogi (steak), which was very flavorful and medium spicy. Their bulgogi fries also sounded tempting ($10 on the reverse side of the specials board) and I'd like to get the Super Burrito. The Roli Roti rotisserie chicken truck was there also. OTHER TIPS If you have CalFresh, there is a booth to exchange Snap benefits for dollars/tokens and they give a $10 bonus. There was also a face painting booth by Party Faces (artist friend who is a pro) and live music - a one man band. Miscellaneous other merchandise booths were there as well - like one with handmade (I think) boutique baby clothes. In one adjacent hangar, a new cafe - Kitchen - has breakfast, lunch, and bakery items. In front of the opposite hangar, there is a large open area with many tables and chairs (some shaded), as well as a lawn. My mom and I enjoyed our lunch there. I hope the market will attract more vendors to match the amount of interested customers - the front parking lot (where the library used to be) was almost full around 11:30.

Decent taco truck located in a large parking lot. Walked up and ordered 3 tacos Dorados (asada, al…read morepastor, lengua) $4.25 each, and a cabeza super burrito $13. The tacos were excellent. Crunchy housemade shell, tasty fillings, good quality meats, good size. Pastor was the best meat. The super burrito was disappointing. Unbalanced ingredients, mostly beans and meat, hardly anything else. Tortilla is housemade. They are relatively busy around lunch time and most of the customers are Spanish speaking. They give you a buzzer so you know when you pick up. It took about 10 mins for my order. They have 2 kinds of salsas and have pickled carrots, onions, and jalapeños, but they are only given upon request. Plenty of parking. I recommend calling ahead to skip the wait

Really solid Mexican food, some of the best tacos I've had since being in Mexico. Went around 6p on…read morea Friday and there was a line but the food came out hot and in a reasonable amount of time. Prices are also great and affordable. Beware there is no seating here so prepare to take your food home or eat in your car (removed a star for that). Next time we'll bring some chairs to tailgate. This place is going to be a staple, can't wait to try the whole menu!

Burritos made with Seoul! This was where I tried my first Korean burrito & loved it, along with…read moretheir chicken tacos. The tacos are better for sharing IMO, if you're with friends sampling the different types of protein. Strongly recommend the Bulgogi burrito, with its unique flavors and the meat is done just right. It's probably the best item on the menu, especially if you brought your appetite.

Pretty decent for the price. Bulgolgi flavor was good and all the flavors combined gave it a unique…read moretaste. I liked the crunchy textures of the slaw. Unfortunately I was getting crunchiness other than the carrots. Pretty turned off that I was eating half cooked rice. I thought I was tripping but I started picking off the rice pieces and biting into them. Lol it made me sad eating half cooked rice. Service was good and staff are friendly. No I didn't go back to the truck to let them know. I don't have much time for lunch break and the line was starting to get long. Will try their tacos instead since the meat was delicious and will def have no rice.

Prior chef of the Grazziano's restaurant has opened a food truck on the corner of Weller and D…read more Street. He has the best Mexican Street food in town. El Roy's doesn't even compare. And, not a lot of people know about his truck yet so the line is super short. Tired of those burritos that have the overly boiled chicken, iceberg lettuce, rice and beans? His burritos come standard with marinated chicken, sour cream, avocado, cheese, rice, beans, caramelized onions, and his special tangy grill sauce. It's the most gourmet burrito that I have ever eaten and it came from a food truck! And his prices are so inexpensive, it's crazy. Definitely worth checking out! He doesn't have set hours but you can usually find him weekdays after 8pm until midnight. Just watch for his truck just before east side of the D. Street bridge.

Fantastic veggie burrito. Very tasty, perfect size to share. Great ingredients, and very fresh. So…read moreglad we found this spot!

If you're craving Pineapple Dole Whip like at Disneyland then go on to Trader Jim's website and…read morefind out where they will be because their pineapple soft serve will have you thinking that you're eating it at Disneyland! On this particular Saturday my friend used his handy dandy Yelp app to find something in Petaluma for some sort of dessert and Trader Jim's popped up as being at the Farmer's Market at Walnut Park on the west side of Petaluma so we decided to go. We started strolling by all the different stands and offerings and then there it was the Trader Jim's Tiki trailer. We couldn't wait to get a taste of their pineapple whip! I had the pineapple float which was the pineapple whip in a cup with pineapple juice. Talk about delicious!!! And the price was right! Don't forget there is no need to travel to Southern California when you have a hankering for that delicious pineapple whip as you need not look any further than your own backyard and Trader Jim's Tiki Trailer. Head to their website and find out when and where they will be next (hint, hint, they frequent The Barlow in Sebastopol quite a bit!).

Trader Jim's was the first "ice cream" I tried at the Spark Social food truck ice cream event. The…read moredole whip was $5. While I don't think it was exactly the same as the dole whip served at Disneyland and Disney World, it was good enough. I appreciated that they made the swirl come to a perfect point and that they included a festive drink umbrella. The yellow mini food truck is beyond adorable. Refreshing and sweet.

We booked this food truck for our corporate holiday party and I thought their food was absolutely…read moreamazing. The birria tacos, especially with the dipping sauce - pure bliss. Can be a little spicy for people that have sensitive taste buds though. We also tried some other things off their menu, including the cubano and brisket tacos and everything we had was tender, perfectly cooked and seasoned, and delicious to eat. Even though we were supposed to only have a choice between 4 pre-selected items off their menu, they ended up allowing our team to order whatever they wanted off their full menu, which has a lot of different options. They arrived on time for our event and were quick to get the meals out to everyone. Overall, 5 stars and I would highly recommend booking this food truck for your next event!

Poor quality, service & added a tip I did not approve…read more I bought a $3 "fresh squeezed" lemonade at the farmers market from this place. The lemonade was definitely not fresh squeezed, filled with ice, and only about 3/4th filled. I apologetically asked if they could fill it up, and joked that my family would blame me for drinking it all before it got it to them. The guy stared at me, said "uh.. fine" and then took my cup and added more ice to it. Whatever. What really upset me though is that they added a tip onto my credit card that I did not aprove. I left them a cash tip, but got home to find they had put $1 tip on my credit card as well. The card app they use breaks down the item, tax, tip.. so I could see it all. I feel like that is super shady & I wonder how many other people they've done it to with higher bills that probably won't notice a small fee snuck into it. Beware. Check your receipts. Shady.

Oh Sarmentine, how do you do it? You think you've just had the best croissant you've ever had in…read moreyour life (including those in Paris) and then they up the ante with the crepe! Simply glorious. Everything here is as you would dream it to be.

When I think about the place that I want to go to for a relaxing hot beverage, some delicious food…read morewith a low key ambiance or a place to get together with friend, Sarmentine is absolutely at the top of my list. You really can't beat the quality of the ingredients here- I have yet to have something from the pastry case, the breads, the warm foods or drinks that I didn't enjoy. Every visit I have had here has been delightful, and I always marvel at the consistent quality of the foods. On my birthday for example this past month, my husband took me here for a breakfast celebration, and then my dad took us there again the same day for lunch. Does that sound like a problem? Not at all! I was delighted. During the Christmas time, they even had a pianist playing live music during the dining time with all their trees and lights and decor- it was truly magical. Usually when I visit, I go straight for whatever they have in their tart offerings. My current favorite is the pistachio tart, but their passionfruit tart is equally incredible. Their set lunch with their soup, sandwich, latte and pastry is such a delicious good deal, you will love it. Prices are absolutely on point for the consistency and quality, as well as the gorgeous presentation. Yes, you're going to be paying more than if you were at, say, Starbucks... but the high quality of these ingredients are worth it every time. I just can't recommend it highly enough. Sarmentine is definitely one of the best gems of South county, hands down...maybe even in the whole county!