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!

Community Market has been one of my favorite places in Santa Rosa, they always have amazing produce…read moreand a really helpful and friendly staff, and I just found out they have TWO senior discount days! what a kind service to our elders in the community. I've never had a bad experience here, just last night I stopped in for a treat after dinner, I was greeted as soon as I walked in by the cashiers and when I asked where I could find a dessert the lady showed me around the store and had great suggestions.

I adore this store for their customer service, friendly vibe, variety of healthy products and their…read morebeautiful fresh local seasonal produce. I have health issues and need to be on a special (annoying as hell!) diet. This is the only place I can find the products I need to have a somewhat palatable nutritious diet. Love the Community Market!

Stopped by Molsberry's craving a deli sandwich and they did not disappoint! I got a turkey sandwich…read moreon a sourdough roll, the ingredients tasted fresh and the sandwich was made perfectly, not too messy. The service was great I will definitely be back. Perfect if you need to get some grocery shopping out of the way as well.

Easily one of the best markets in SR. For this places small size they carry a lot of items I'm…read morelooking for and the prices are generally pretty competitive. The best is the produce which is usually very good and some of the best prices in town. Despite being a small but busy market the line is always moving fast and if it gets long they are quick to add another register.

It was a really good neighborhood market before. With its recent expansion, Pacific Market has…read morebecome one of the best local places to shop for food in Santa Rosa. The store is larger, as are its meat and seafood sections and the breadth of products offered. The store now has a larger, better cheese department as well. And you can select, customize, and order one of the Market's delicious and popular sandwiches online, shortening your wait when you come in to pick it up. But the store's most impressive achievement? It got bigger without losing the ability to provide excellent customer care.Ask any Pacific Market team member for assistance and they will either help you or get someone who can. Grab your shopping list or your most challenging recipe and head for Pacific Market. You will likely find the things you need, some things you want, and people to help you with both.

They used to have really good cooked salmon there I went today and it's horrible. I threw it out…read moredry dry dry. And it smelled terrible. Sorry they've made a change.

Came to Whole Foods mainly for their bakery--it's been a long time since I last came here. When I…read moredo visit, I usually get their English-style scones for afternoon tea with my friend and desserts for birthdays. I really like their tiramisu and actually came by just yesterday for their Tiramisù Friday deal. My friend loves it too, so I'm getting it again this time for her birthday. They also have frozen, ready-to-bake croissants and other pastries, which is pretty nice. I personally prefer freshly baked goods instead of just reheated ones. I didn't take any pictures, but I did check out the produce section and they have a great selection of organic vegetables with really good quality. I also like their Amazon return service--very efficient and quick. Whole Foods is definitely on the pricier side, so I don't come here often, but they do offer a nice selection with solid quality overall.

I always have a pleasant experience shopping at the Whole Foods in Coddingtown Mall…read more I went in recently, specifically looking for the Mommenpop blood orange aperitif and spritz. They have both!!! And they have two other flavors of the spritz. Their wine and spirits section is well-stocked with lots of great local options. The employee working in that section stopped his conversation with another employee to guide me to both options. He told me about his favorite drink made with those drinks, which are made in Napa. And we chatted about the non-alcoholic options that WF stocks. I continued on my way to grab other groceries. Found organic produce, Del Real dates (the best! And the only dates I'll buy), and Perfect Bars. I'll be back when I'm in the area.

Wonderful fresh produce, small plants available and delicious jams. Great way to support a local…read morebusiness.

One of my favorites in town this place is a gem my gf always gets cookies and fruits when she…read morevisits but ya we love this place

While waiting for our drinks from Tia Maria Panaderia, we noticed Sonoma County Meat and decided to…read morewalk in. They do have a small lot to park in. Otherwise, there is street parking. The cozy shop is simply decorated. We were greeted warmly by Paul. He was friendly and helpful. He selected a few beef jerky samples to let his customers sample. Sriracha Beef Jerky - tender with heat Classic Beef Jerky - soft, tender with a bit of heat. Rope Jerky - firmer, chewing, beefy flavor. My wife and I picked up a beef and bacon meat stick and some classic beef jerky. Come support your local business.

Excellent service! Meat is quality and they even have food for dogs. Pleasant place. They also…read morehave a variety of frozen selection and apparel.

Oliver's is an employee owner chain that offers a lot of locally sourced produce, cheese, wines,…read morebaked goods. They offer a 10% Senior discount on Wednesdays and have a weekly ad plus specials that last for 3 months. They have an assortment of prepared food plus a deli, fish and meat counter. The staff is always friendly and helpful. They also have a large selection of vitamins, healthy alternatives for healing, etc. There is a large parking lot but it is usually pretty crowded on Wednesdays.

Here is a funny, tongue-in-cheek Yelp review for Oliver's Market (Montecito). I've incorporated the…read morespecific details you mentioned, plus a few "insider" positives (like the meat counter and local goods) This place is basically the clown car of grocery stores: tiny on the outside, but somehow contains an infinite universe of high-end cheese and local produce on the inside. The Good: If you need an obscure local goat cheese, a loaf of bread that sings to your soul, or produce that looks like it was polished by fairies, this is your spot. The prepared foods and hot bar are dangerous--I went in for milk and came out with a three-course dinner and a mortgage on a brisket. Also, the meat and seafood counter? Legitimately awesome. It's clean, well-stocked, and feels like a true neighborhood gem. The "Eh": Ah, the service. Classic Oliver's. It's that special brand of "meh" where they aren't mean, they're just... profoundly unbothered by your existence. They are employee-owners, which I guess means they own the right to not make eye contact. The Battle: Parking is technically "decent," which is code for "fine at 10 AM on a Tuesday, but a reenactment of Mad Max at 5 PM." The lot fills up faster than my cart in the wine aisle. Verdict: I will continue to fight for a parking spot and accept the indifferent service because the bread and cheese are just that good.

I don't know how TJ chooses their staff but they are the nicest, friendliest people almost willing…read moreto help you find an item, make a recommendation or offer a cheerful hello at checkout. They have most items that you need including veggies, fruits, bread, meat, chicken, fish, cheeses, dairy products, large beer, wine and liquor departments. They have many items unique to TJ in their frozen foods and canned goods. It is really nice that they are increasingly having more Latino, Korean, Japanese, Chinese and Indian products. If you don't like something that you have bought you can bring it back for a refund. The large parking lot is usually crowded.

I really dislike going to Trade Joe's on santa Rosa Ave…read more The people working there stocking the shelves block isles and products while talking with each other instead of working. I watched a girl stand and talk about her life while she was supposed to be working. She very slowly broke down the box while she told her life story to a girl that was supposed to be stocking the shelves, of course the girl had to stop working to listen to her coworkers story. I as the customer have to go around them and the boxes or reach over them or just not get the items I need that they are blocking. I have witnessed 2 workers put up canned beans right next to each other. The same beans . According to management they encourage this. One manager named Ken said they like work to be fun. Excuse me , but this is work and people want to get in and out of the store as quickly as possible. Not wait for store employees to wait until their coworkers finish their conversation about their weekend plans or boyfriend problems and block the isle. Work is a job . They should use brake times to chat not get in customers way. We are paying alot for groceries these days and seems like Trader Joe's is waisting money our money when employees are not working efficiently and just treating work as a place to socialize.

This reminds me of an Italian market I would go to in Florence, and Venice. The place is a gem in…read morethe heart of beautiful Windsor, CA. I'm visiting a few Sonoma, wineries to review for the next few days and Oliver's, is my go to for just about everything. Yesterday, I visited for a light bite for lunch and had a grilled chicken wrap, that was freshly prepared by the amazing young lady..(I did not remember her name). It took a few minutes to prepare but she added fresh lettuce, tomato and onion..and it was so delicious and had a light sauce that was a touch spicy..a garlic aioli. Today because they open at 7am, I came for grilled steak burrito I also had a small almond milk mocha that I sipped after eating. I encourage everyone reading my review to visit Oliver's, as you will be welcomed and treated like royalty when you do. This place is an absolute jewel, to Windsor. Kudos!

I am new to the area and have heard about how great Oliver's Market is. I was not disappointed!…read moreGreat variety in the produce and bin items. Full line of essential oils and other natural beauty products. Vast selection of wines, beers and single serving alcoholic beverages . Lots of fresh flowers, fish and meats too. Love the place Aloha