Danish and Donuts

What an amazing place. Cute outside patio that is set back from road and is filled with potted…read moreplants! The homemade salsa for the breakfast burrito is so flavorful and delicious and complements their homemade sausage beautifully. We also shared the brioche donut with a bright and tart raspberry filling and a morning bun. All delicious and you can tell lots of care goes into their food.

Super charming cafe with a really nice outdoor dining area! Staff were so kind and friendly. All…read morearound a great morning stop for some coffee and some pastries!!

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Harvey's Gourmet Donuts

4.6(96 reviews)

0.7 mi

I didn't realize they make the actual donuts right in front of you as you order them! They are so…read morefresh and warm because of this! Picking my toppings was a bit hard to do because the sky was the limit. I ended up just going with a pre-put together top idea that was on the menu with the help of the lady who was taking my order. But you can really create your own toppings ideas just like an ice cream shop! Next time I go back (and there will definitely be a next time) I will look at my options beforehand and be better prepared with my ideas of what I want!

Saw the sign on the street and could not pass it up. Walked in and loved how happy and enthusiastic…read morethe people in the shop were. Plus their little don't machine was so darn cute. The donuts are so crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside. Not too sweet. Here's what you do: 1. Pick a donut flavor 2. Pick a topping Out of the four we tried here's our ranking: 1. Apple pie 2. Maple with almonds 3. Lemon raspberry 4. Chocolate with Oreos We thought two cones would be enough for four ppl but no. Each person needs their own cone. Don't kid yourself.

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Harvey's Donuts at our wedding

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Harvey's Donuts at our wedding

Broadway Market

4.3(147 reviews)

2.5 mi

There is a reason why this place has won best sandwich in Sonoma for the last ten years…read more We are tourists, we came here TWICE for lunch but I wouldn't have minded if we also came for breakfast and dinner hahahaha. You go all the way back to the deli, grab a paper and pen and fill out the sheet on how you want your sandwich. Then place it on the counter and they stick it in line. Sandwiches take a few minutes especially if you want it hot or toasted. If you want a burrito or some special not on the paper, just announce it to them and they'll make a paper and put it in line. They put a ton of meat of the sandwiches. We were very pleased. I went with the cucumber which was 0.50 extra so my sandwich was $15.99. My husband got the pesto which is also an extra charge. They forgot the pesto but we took the sandwich to go, so we didn't realize that. The next time we got lunch, I had the burrito and it needed salsa or hot sauce. Luckily, we ate outside in the covered seating area and I was able to go back in to get hot sauce AND the pesto sauce they forgot a second time. What is it about the pesto that they forget? They offered to remake the sando but I said no just gimme a side. Apparently there is hot sauce by the microwave FYI. The store has all kinds of drinks and snacks. We grabbed two small bags of chips. They also have premade meals for lunch dinner and even breakfast. Everything looked so good. If I lived there, I would shop all the time. They have a butcher shop as well. There is a small bathroom around the back for customers. And a sink in the covered eating area to wash your hands. Parking is along the street or their little lot. Check this place out. It's not fancy. But is sure is good.

We stumbled upon the Broadway Market in Sonoma when we were on our way from our Air B & B to Jack…read moreLondon State Park. We needed provisions for our hike, including a light lunch. We saw the sign in front of the building which said they had award winning sandwiches, so we thought we'd give it a try. We entered and found our way to the deli counter where we were greeted by a sandwich maker. Once we made our choice--ham and turkey with provolone on crusty white sourdough bread with mayo, pickles, lettuce and tomato, we waited for the assembly. While waiting we pondered grabbing a pasta salad from the tasty looking assortment on the shelf to accompany our sandwich but in the end opted for a container of local California strawberries, and chips (plain for the hubs and oil and vinegar for yours truly). While at the register the friendly cashier suggested a Mexican marzipan style cookie, which we readily agreed to. Lunch was delicious later as we sat on a park bench by a peaceful pond in the middle of Jack London state park. My husband particularly enjoyed the bread. We'd recommend the market to anyone in need of a delicious sandwich and we'll be back next time we're in Sonoma. They also had a plenteous supply of groceries.

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New dining area as of October 2024

Sunflower Caffe

4.1(1.9k reviews)

1.5 mi

I've been coming to this breakfast cafe for years and it's still so good. It can be a bit pricey,…read morebut totally worth it for the quality and service. We came as a party of 2 and ordered a lot, and everything was delicious. The drinks were really good too, the mimosas are a must. The vibes are giving backyard chilling in the best way. Super sweet spot, just come early because the lines can get long. Definitely worth the wait though.

This caught my eye as a popular, top reviewed breakfast spot in Sonoma, and I'm glad I got to check…read moreit out! The restaurant looks small at the front but opens up to a large, cute patio in the back. The patio is covered but feels bright and open, and with the recent cold weather, they had plenty space heaters around. My boyfriend ordered the Wagyu steak and eggs, and I ordered the biscuit sandwich. My boyfriend's steak was cooked perfectly medium rare, and he loved the crispy, rustic sourdough bread and potatoes on the side. The biscuit was large and fluffy, but was a little too soft for my liking; I also added bacon to the sandwich but it felt a little skimpy and the bacon was excessively fatty / chewy. This wasn't my favorite breakfast, but I also think I made the wrong choice for myself. My boyfriend's meal and all the other food around us looked delicious, and the ambiance was great, so I think this place is still 4 stars worthy!

The coffee drink bar

Turkish Eggs

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Outside seating at entrance

Sunrise Donuts

4.7(103 reviews)

10.0 mi

Amazing Croissant's‼ I have to stop and get my dozen every time I'm driving through California‼read more

I like the place it's so peaceful and the donuts are soo good the person who work there are niceread more

Menu of types of donuts

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This holiday we added new album!

Happy's Donut Tree

4.2(86 reviews)

10.3 mi

Was craving a French Crueller.. they had them! It was so good! As I mentioned earlier, they now…read moreaccept card with a .50 charge but seems that cash is still king! Will def be back

The fluffiest donuts in Napa! Make sure to come early and bring cash. They do not accept card.read more

$3 croissant

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Cup of Love Coffee

4.9(64 reviews)

1.5 mi

There's a reason this coffee is top rated and it's because it's the best! Everyone here, staff and…read morecustomers alike are all so kind and inviting! There is parking to the right if you're facing the stand but some parked in front of the cart parallel to the road. The area is cute, and fairly clean for being an outdoor only area. There's a couple of shaded tables and chairs as well. My advice, if you're stopping in Sonoma, come here first, grab a punch card and grab your free coffee by the end of your trip! It's so worth it! They also have snacks and other yummy things!

Amy and her partner Andy serve up a generous and smoooooth, non acidic cup of coffee (at an…read moreexcellent price) and a big serve of community too. Everyone is welcome, and in these fraught times... who doesn't need a big heap of that?!?!Their name says it all - Cup of Love is truly a hug in a mug! They'll also happily brew up a cup of mushroom 'Joe' or add some to your beverage order. They serve food too so cone on by and support these Sonoma locals who are a huge asset to the community. Stop by, love on their rescue pooch, Lola, and have a chat. Service is always with a smile and the warm greeting will make your day. Remember - buy LOCAL and support LOCAL small businesses!

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This coffee card is located in the parking lot of the 76 gas station

Cafe Scooteria

4.6(147 reviews)

1.3 mi

"Drive-Through" Coffee where you park, get your order taken, and it's brought to your vehicle. It's…read morelocated on the street side of a large plaza and we came to get some last second groceries. If you have time and have never been here I would recommend parking and getting out to wander around. The most interesting part is it's right next to Wingo Motorcycles and an old garage. They have some nice vintage motorcylces and helmets on display and the garage part has pinball machines that are free to play on. The seating area down the "alley" next to the garage is also decorated with old automobile and motorcycles. The cafe has a small food menu and some pastries. Italian Soda: Served cold and not as sweet as normal soda. Got the lemonade one for the kids and they loved it. Honey Lavender Coffee and Iced Chai Latte: Both were slightly too sweet for us but had good taste and we liked the colorful straws tghey came with.

Best coffee in all of Sonoma been coming here since 2018 and haven't stopped since !…read moreSuper cute shop, amazing coffee and amazing service ! 10/10 wish I could give this double the stars!

Side seating area

Helmet display in the Wingo Motorcycles section

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Free pinballs in a cool old garage

Sonoma Market

3.9(379 reviews)

1.2 mi

Family-owned & operated

Grab-and-go

To get your farmers market level of local products any day of the week, go to Sonoma Market. This…read moreis where you find everything you need for the perfect picnic or dinner featuring hyper-local everything! Don't feel like packing a picnic or prepping or cooking? Good thing Sonoma Market is known for their sandwiches and deli and fresh prepared meals. You'll find a really fun selection of local cheeses, condiments, produce, and baked goods that bigger grocery stores don't carry. You'll spend a little more, but the shopping experience is more curated and atmospheric, and the products speak for themselves. I stopped in recently while on a short trip to Sonoma, specifically for salsa, some kind of dip or spread for crackers, and a cheese or two. I spent awhile browsing because that's the best part, and left with exactly what I needed (proud and amazed I stuck to my budget haha). I bought a fantastic bleu cheese, brie, a cantina style salsa, and this whipped, layered, tomato-basil dip made of ground almonds, avocado, sour cream, tomatoes, and herbs. Kind of a lot going on, but it was so good. It's always fun to see what you'll find here. Like a locally made gluten free apple pie, the perfect bouquet of flowers, or a freshly baked loaf of sourdough.

The management response is tone deaf to the facts laid out in my reviews. It's not a one time…read moresituation, it's serial failure that needs a review of your process. A commitment to better food. The store could sell so much more food than it does, they have no idea. But people want quality food at the hot bar not what they have there now. Overall, the store is pretty good but they're hot food display is an absolute embarrassment for the store. It's always old picked over food or just empty. If you come in here at five 5 o'clock or after, it's always a disgusting display. Very sad to see.

Produce

Floral

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Produce

Bouchon Bakery

4.2(4k reviews)

9.1 mi

Yummy pastries all around! Everything I tried hit the spot. I picked up four macarons (chocolate,…read morevanilla, pistachio, and red velvet) and each one was perfectly balanced with a crisp shell and soft, flavorful center. The cream cheese danish was a standout--generously filled and rich without being overly sweet. The pistachio éclair was absolutely delectable, with a smooth, nutty cream that made it hard to share. I also grabbed the Better Nutter and the TKO (Thomas Keller Oreo), both of which were delicious and worth ordering again. The only item I wasn't too into was the Ohoh, though my niece loved it--so it really just comes down to personal taste. Service was friendly and efficient, even with the steady crowd. The bakery itself is pretty small, so expect a line that may stretch out the door, we waited about 15 minutes just to get inside. Still, definitely worth it for the quality of the pastries!

This adorable little gem in Yountville had a line stretching what felt like half a mile, and…read morehonestly? Worth every single step. We stopped in to see what all the buzz was about and left completely obsessed. Don't let the line intimidate you though, it moves surprisingly fast! The shop itself is tiny but mighty, and the moment you walk in, the smell of fresh breads and pastries hits you like a warm hug. Oh, and did we mention it's owned by the legendary Chef Thomas Keller? Yeah, that's reason enough to plant yourself in that line and not look back. I snagged the monkey bread, a blueberry muffin, and a pistachio macaroon, and friends, I have a pro tip: pop those pastries in the microwave for just a few seconds and prepare yourself for pure, warm, buttery greatness. Everything was delicious and perfectly balanced, not too sweet, just right. If you're in Yountville, this stop is non-negotiable!