Week #3 of the Sonoma County stay at home order. I'm running out of interesting things to eat at…read morehome, especially fresh produce. Since real estate mogul Barbara S. and I up here in Cloverdale to prepare a house for sale, let's do our food shopping. I love the quirky Grocery Outlet in Santa Rosa. This is my first visit to the Cloverdale store. It's neat and clean outside and inside. It feels a little less cluttered than the Santa Rosa store. Most certainly on this Monday afternoon there are hardly any other shoppers (Cloverdale is a small town). Food shopping during this life changing virus era is one of the few public pleasures left to us, so we are happy to indulge in some retail therapy. There are most of the same items as the Santa Rosa store, but after a few minutes I woefully discover that the rather off kilter left field items that are in Santa Rosa are not here. Like the $4 jar of Icelandic caviar or the British Kippers or the weird imported Italian pastas and many other goofy items. This store has much less wine selection than Santa Rosa; the beer selection is pretty sparse. (I end up selecting a 6 pack of Modelo). Barbara and me go slow and cruise each aisle looking for potential meal items that will spark the imagination and tease the palate. We get the main items we intended (Fruits / vegetables / meats - All look fresh and crisp) and much more. We do fill up the shopping cart. At check out the damage amounts to 7 big brimming bags, $200 of goodies. The same mass quantity at Oliver's or Whole Foods would have cost $430. Though this Grocery Outlet did not intrigue me like the Santa Rosa store, I love it still. Count your lucky stars Cloverdale residents. This store is a much more interesting supermarket than the Ray's IGA across the street.

Wife and settled for their rotisserie chicken. She came home…read morewith this old dry chicken that we only ate half , before tummy aches thru the night. Never will we buy their chicken ever again

We are so happy we stopped here on our way home. We were starving and wanted something quick we…read morecould eat in the car. This place is a hidden diamond in the rough. We ordered simple sandwiches that wouldn't be too messy but next time we are going to stop and try something different. They have a regular following because a nice customer behind us recommended trying the carne asada sandwich next time. The sandwiches we did get were fresh and delicious. They sliced the meat fresh for our sandwiches. The bread was awesome we got a Dutch crunch roll and soft roll and they were both fresh. Everyone who worked there was very nice. They had a great selection of items in the market and a great selection of meats in the butcher shop. I would recommend checking it out if you are in the area.

Great food. Great people. Very nice building with a good ambiance. Oh yeah and the carnitas are…read moregreat!

Lots of unique furniture, lighting, and misc as well. You might need to bring a trailer!read more

Found a nesting table at a reasonable price. Asked for a discount and got 20% off…read more But was charged sales tax (and I thought resale didn't charge sales tax). Anywho, I was miles away before I looked. So it was sort of a wash. Ask for a discount!

My brother-in-law bought gas here several days ago and his card was copied and purchased made at…read moreWalmart. Don't buy gas there or least don't use your card

They are improving. At least the lights are on now. And there are windshield washing tools now.read more

What a beautiful place! Smells nice, feels tranquil, abundant plants and friendly service. We are…read morevisiting from out of town but will definitely come back here when i return!

Beautiful store! Excellent selection of houseplants and a huge outdoor garden selection too…read more Gorgeous nursery. Many many unique gifts too. Be sure to stop in and bring visitors, it's a lovely space to visit! Staff is wonderful too!

Cute shop to check out when you are exploring Cloverdale! They are very friendly and have so many…read morebeautiful things to take home!

Worth a detour off 101! This store is where you need to be RIGHT NOW if you need any of these…read morethings: * 3/4 scale indoor non-moving sheep * iron skull * rubber walnut * cast brass bottle opener * felt acorns * whimsical terrariums * wood jewelry * fine china with naughty words on it * ...something you didn't realize you needed but once you saw the SUPER FUNKY MODERN DESIGN you knew you had to buy it. Really, this place is awesome. I've been here twice, and always get sucked in for at least a half-hour and want to buy way more stuff than I have room for.

didn't get the name but this is near main st…read more buys: cloverdale, "floyd india pale ale" (4.49) -fab brew. 6.7%, hoppy, brewed down the block @Mcgowan's brewery *brewery not open noonish... who woulda thought? 4 stars for brew on draught: -large convenience store, small micro sections, pricing reasonable to above average -friendly check out.

Very friendly employee! The prices were very expensive though.... I would shop there for the…read moreconvenience but would go elsewhere for if I'm doing heavy grocery shopping

Since, as a patron, I unfortunately can't directly respond to the 3 star "anti woke" review by Erin…read moreK, i'll be leaving a response to her review here and just hoping her twitter fingers find it to read: ERIN: Frequent shopper here, and I have to say, your review reads more like a political scorecard than a take on the actual store. Basing a low rating on a snippet of conversation you disagreed with seems a bit off-base and more than a little judgemental, no? Especially when you noted the warm greeting and polite exit. Thrift stores are about community and reuse, not ideological purity tests. The Ark is clean, welcoming, and packed with affordable goodies--who cares if the chit-chat behind the counter doesn't match your specific worldview? If we started judging businesses solely on overheard opinions, we'd all be shopping in echo chambers. Props to the polite team; they've earned my repeat business for the deals, not the discourse.

This place kicks ass! Great stuff comes in all the time! You'll find something good here!read more

Love this little local market! Everything is super cute, produce is 100% organic, and you can…read morereally tell that everything is carefully curated with healthy, good-vibe energy. I tried one of their BYO sandwiches and took it to the river--they have vegan cheese and vegan tofurkey, which is such a treat. The only downside is that they didn't have a vegan spread beyond mustard, but the sandwich was still solid. The people working here are really, really nice, which makes the whole experience even better. Definitely a spot worth checking out if you're in the area and into fresh, healthy eats.

Love this community market in Cloverdale! It reminds me of Shelton's in Healdsburg, but it's larger…read moreand brighter with wider aisles and more offerings. I've only ever visited for a quick drink and snack - stopped in this past weeked and grabbed a Just Ice Tea (peach flavor for me!). Friends grabbed some drinks too and had to indulge in some local Windsor Toffee treats found at the register (yum!). I've heard great things about Dahlia & Sage's produce and made-to-order deli sandwiches, so need to check all of that out on a future visit.

Service sucks! Their money order service is never available. Been here four years! Their managers…read moreare lazy and never say hello or smile

Huge selection, gigantic store. Here's the bad part.don't shop there unless you want to throw money…read moreaway. One bag of groceries was 85 dollars. Gallon of off brand water is 2.00, olive oil 17. Oscar Meyer myer !unch meat 9.99. Next door is grocery outlet. I got 3 bags full for 85 including 2 bottles of wine .please go there first., they have everything far less.