The cutest spot! My parents recently moved to Cloverdale and I've been exploring their new town…read morewith them the last few days. We came in for breakfast on a Saturday morning and they were definitely busy with a line out the door. Despite the crowd, all the staff members were welcoming and kind. No one seemed flustered or made us feel rushed. We sat on the patio and enjoyed a piece of apple crumb bread (gf), loaded cheesy toast with avocado, a peluche (stuffed crispy roll), and our coffees. My mom and I each had a lavender latte with oat milk. These were awesome! Rich and smooth with a hint of lavender, not overly sweet at all. My dad had a mocha that was also very tasty. The loaded cheesy toast was delicious and the presentation was better than what you get at most boutique cafes in SF or LA. The almond pesto absolutely makes this dish and the spicy mayo drizzle on top is the perfect kick to complement the melty cheese and creamy avocado. The peluche was very good as well-- flaky, crispy outside with roasted potatoes, scrambled egg, and cheese in the middle. You never know if the food is going to meet your expectations when a kitchen is busy on a weekend morning, but it was all tasty and nicely presented. Apple crumble was also stellar! This is the kind of local coffee shop everyone hopes to have in their hometown. Will definitely be going back here with my parents whenever I'm in town for a visit! :)

I stopped by yesterday afternoon before closing and ordered a Cinnabang and the last blueberry…read moremuffin. The Cinnabang is a house specialty drink with espresso, sweetened condensed milk and cinnamon. (The Bangkok is apparently very similar, but without the cinnamon, which I enjoyed.) Now, I love blueberry muffins in general, but this one was next level! It was packed with fruit and, while I'd recommend at least one wet wipe or napkin, it's worth the mess. I had to check and, sure enough, they make them in house, like all of their baked goods. It was the perfect amount of sweetness and a generous portion, obviously still fresh. While I didn't catch the staff's names, they were all friendly, helpful and welcoming. The place felt warm and inviting, yet unpretentious. I hadn't been to downtown Cloverdale since my childhood, but this brief visit made me want to return soon! Charm and comfort food with reasonable prices too! Yes please! The whole block where Plank is located has boutiques and restaurants. Lots to see and explore and worth return visits.

Cute coffee spot. Latte was perfect for a rainy day…read more Not too sweet - just right. My daughter also loved the hot cocoa

Great coffee and pastries but non-responsive management and even worse wifi. The WiFi has seldom…read moreworked (5%?) since they opened several years ago. We've asked front staff about this and they are generally clueless and unable to forward questions to management. Or maybe management hears but doesn't care? Sent an email to Black Oak's customer support last week and 7 days later, still no reply. Cellular is sketchy throughout Healdsburg.so WiFi is helpful to use Black Oak's online site to order. Often see locals and visitors confused about their site not loading with WiFi supposedly connected. Poor customer experience. Either shutoff the WiFi or simply fix by buying a better WiFi router

The move to the new Mill Street location has elevated the Quail & Condor experience significantly…read more The space is exactly what Healdsburg needed: open, airy, and modern, yet it manages to retain an intimate vibe that doesn't feel like a cavernous warehouse. It's a stunning backdrop for what remains some of the best baking in Sonoma County. As for the food, it remains predictably--and exceptionally--amazing. A few highlights from this visit: * **Ham & Cheese Croissant:** Perfectly laminated with that elusive shatter-crisp exterior and a savory, high-quality center. * **Veggie Quiche:** Often an afterthought elsewhere, here it was custard-like and rich, accompanied by a surprisingly delightful, bright side salad. * **The Sweets:** Both the OBG (Oatmeal Brown Butter Ginger) and the apricot cookies were standout treats, balancing texture and nuanced sweetness. * **Baguette:** A masterclass in crust and crumb; it's a must-grab for the ride home. * **Cappuccino:** Precisely pulled and well-textured, easily competing with the dedicated third-wave coffee shops in the area. The service was polite and welcoming, though it leaned a bit toward the slower side. However, given the quality of the output and the inviting nature of the new space, it's a minor concession. If you are looking for top-tier pastry craft in a beautiful setting, this new iteration of Quail & Condor is an absolute win.

Quail and Condor drew my attention to the radiant reviews they bring in. I finally was able to make…read moremy way over there to see what this place was all about. When you walk in, there is a lot of open space and the inside felt comfortable. There was an open and flowing environment. That was great! So, where did it go wrong? The prices were just sky rocketed into another dimension. $7 a muffin and $7 a scone. I seem to have much better luck at the Farmers Market for less. I get it, there is a fancy building that needs to be paid for. Don't come here for dairy free option if you're looking for something in the sweet and savory department. There are GF options but those are still rittled and laced with butter and dairy. Like, bread is your only choice if you're dairy free. The gentlemen that helped me told me to get a loaf of bread. So I did. $12. I went with the Rosemary, olive oil and sea salt focaccia bread. The good news is, it was nice and soft like an Air b n b pillow. The bad news is, it had more salt than the ocean. With copious amounts of olive oil saturated the bag before I left the parking lot (see attached pic). My husband was not a fan either and we left the loaf of bread out for the pigeons.

A coffee shop serving up freshly baked good and vegetarian eats. I got a coffee and a greens bagel…read moreon a house baked sesame bagel. While not the best bagel in the world, I appreciate it being home made. The sandwich itself was huge and filling with cream cheese, avo and a bounty of fresh micro greens. I felt healthy eating this bagel. When do you get to say that? The vegan bran muffin was solid. The honey latte was tasty with wonderful hints of that local wildflower honey. The space is woody and vibey and screams coffee shop. On a rainy morning, it couldn't be cozier. Overall, a great stop away from the downtown area.

Incredible lattes. Not too sweet even if you get flavored ones. We loved the Honey latte…read more Their bagels are delicious - must have one! Can easily split for two people. Love the interior. Feels like a cabin. Staff is helpful with recommendations!

Love this place! I would go everyday if I could. A perfect coffee, latte, or cappuccino when I'm on…read morethe go! I can't say enough about the staff! They are great! If you want a good cup of joe head over to Rockin' A Adventure!

I hate to do this , I really do but this was atrocious…read more Coffee has seemingly always been a part of life for me , I've traveled just for a taste of coffee, I've grown , hand picked , dried and roasted my own beans. I've tried most every method of brewing and have my favorites. At the same time it infuriates me to purchase coffee that doesn't make the grade. I remember those times. Like the time coming down from an acid soaked night of Grateful Dead shenanigans I foolishly got a cup of drip from a greasy diner in West Oakland. The cup I purchased at this establishment was worse. Worst than a stale cup at a truck stop. I've had coffee here before , it's been okay but convenient but average but available. It's as if they are reusing grounds and not just once. I'll never get another cup here.

after wine tasting needed a a quick bite for lunch and looked across the street and saw signed for…read moretacos and burritos. Walked in was greeted quickly and ordered two carne asada super tacos for the two of us. The lady quickly made them and i looked around and the ambiance was just that of a neighborhood corner store. The food here or the tacos are some of the best and we are hard judges as we come from texas. great job on the tacos and can't wait to stop back in.

Best Chicken burrito I've had on the road in years. Definite recommend. There's a lot of selections…read moretoo for drinks and prepared foods too.

Great coffee shop in the heart of Healdsburg's charming downtown. The staff was super friendly and…read morereally knowledgeable about the different coffee flavors. I'll definitely be back next time I'm visiting this summer.

I stopped by because it was pet-friendly. I brought my friend's dog inside. This location is near…read moreother shops and has street parking. The matcha latte I ordered was really good. Credit card/Apple Pay accepted

Staff met us warmly at the entrance to the chateau like building; we highly recommend the tour so…read morethat you know the story of the Coppola family better, their highs and lows that they went through; his movies and to learn so much about Coppola's wife, Eleanor -Francis's rock! The restaurant and atmosphere for lunch was good; I urge you to try the three course menu; each wine pairing was excellent. Our group were able to experience a delightful meal with much conversation supported by an attentive staff. We'll come by to celebrate a birthday or any other special occasion.

Came by on a cold, windy, rainy afternoon for lunch with some friends…read more We were greeted on entering and directed to where we need to go. The restaurant is the building to the left as you enter as well as the museum. We ordered the 3 course menu with wine pairing for what I thought was a great price. I have to say that I thoroughly enjoyed the wine pairings. The crab fritter with caviar: 3.5 stars. It was a fried potato ball with minimal crab. The caviar and accompanying sauce is what made the dish. The mushroom risotto: 3 stars. Perhaps it's because I don't care for risotto - too moist for rice. However the flavor was good, albeit a little salty. The mushroom were cooked for perfection and delicious, wish I had more. The salmon with broccolini:3 stars. cooked to order. I like mine well done due to preventions of parasites. But it was still moist. The accompanying sauce did not help flavor much but I guess I could have put more salt. I really enjoy the veggies in the dish. The broccolini was cooked the way I like and the rings of squash were tender and sweet. The hubby got the beef shoulder for his third course:5 stars. Tender and falls apart much like a pot roast. Flavorful as well. Apple tart and ice cream: 4 stars. I actually enjoyed the dish. Not too sweet. You can taste all the flavors and texture. Over all we had a great time with the wine, food was accompaniment. The museum was fun to stroll thru as well.

I was desperate for a late lunch and drove by Mountain Mikes and was lured in by a bagel sandwich…read more this didnt disappoint! this was NOT expensive, i would say borderline cheap. i ordered a turkey bacon bagel and this checked all my boxes. this was on my table in less than 5 minutes. 5 stars across food quality, service, and a really cool shop worthy of a visit in itself. oh, and coffee.

Wonderful, affordable little coffeeshop, where you can get your favorite morning pick-me-up. Also…read morehas a variety of baked goods. Bookstore is small, but interesting to browse through.