What a beautiful place! Gold Ridge is a must-visit spot in Sonoma County! I felt like I was…read moretransported to Tuscany. The property is stunning. Stephanie gave us a tour of the farm and led our tasting. She was so knowledgeable and friendly. The olive oils were so delicious and I ended up purchasing the Picholine blend. Thanks for a fantastic day! You've made me a fan

Just happened to drive by and saw the signs for produce and decided to drive up and check them out…read more Great little stop! Lovely fresh olive oil and apples. Super cute store with great service and amazing views. Will definitely return for their wood-fired pizza days!

Still my absolute favorite goat farm - I love the baby goats, the adult goats, the sustainability…read morepractices, the family run farm... I've been going here for years now and they are the nicest most wonderful people who give good tours and have wonderful silly and snuggly baby goats! They give you real time with them and don't have a forced amount of time on each part of the tour - unlike Harley goat farm. You can skip the tour and just hung with the baby goats the whole time if you want! Also can come early or stay late depending on when if there's another tour that day. I get enough time with the baby goats - and I loooove baby goats so that's saying something! Bring a meal if you want to eat and hangout at their picnic tables. I've gotten to milk the goats a few times, feed the adults, be there for a goat birth (just happened while on the tour!), and have all the baby goat snuggles and silliness. Love the family farm, love the folks who run the baby goat tours/visits. Also a cute town to go into after for food, beverage, also wine tastings nearby. I recommend a second set of clothes to change into after in case you get dirty (goats are relatively clean, but they're goats so not like indoor pets. I let the baby goats climb all over me.)

We are a family of six, including three generations - all of which thoroughly enjoyed the tour! We…read morecuddled baby goats, fed their mothers and learned about goat farming along the way. The farm is beautiful and Jennifer is a great guide. Highly recommended!

This used to be freestone artisan cheese but has been renamed to bluegoat. Though it is still very…read morecute place and has cheeses I don't think it has the same extensive varieties. They have a lot of olive oils with various flavors but the cheese selection I felt was a bit small. The do have some very cute and unique art and ceramics as well. The woman who helped me was nice.

Hidden gem in Freestone. Right down the street from Wildflower Bakery. The shop has all your…read morepicnic needs to include cheese, meats, crackers, wine and more. Also in the shop are items from local artists - greeting cards, candles, shopping totes and stuffed animals.

The absolute best produce. Peaches. Apples. You name it. We also got salsa and chips. So good!read more

Unexpected find full of goodies! The had wonderful Christmas…read morecandies and decorations. They happen to also be one of the only retailers of Millers Beef Corndogs! The best frozen ones on the market!

I can't say enough about this place! Our waiter was great. Gave us a heads up the lasagna takes a…read morebit longer. Recommended the italian soda over the na drink. I got vegetarian and my friend got regular lasagna and omg! It was soooo gooood! I couldn't help myself and ate the whole thing! Would definitely recommend! It tasted authentic. The vibes of the place were cool. Lots of books and they had a projector set up. Maybe they do movies nights?

Cute little place. We went for desert. Had tiramisu and cappuccinos. Cappuccino was great. It was…read morenice and foamy not milky. Tiramisu had nice rum flavor. Server was nice.

If you love mushrooms, stop by on a Friday from 1:00 - 2:00 and you can purchase a large supply of…read morethe freshest, most beautiful mushrooms available in the local area. They usually have trumpets, but they may also be selling maitake, alba clamshell, grey oyster, and possibly other varieties. The mushrooms are already bagged and ready to sell. They post on Facebook what they will be selling on Friday. They also carry nutraceutical products. Staff are pleasant and helpful. Richard recommended that I add paper towels inside the bag to soak up any extra moisture and by doing so, they stay fresh for over a week. I normally buy the 3 pound pre-packaged bag of trumpets for $25. They share the driveway with Merry Edwards Winery. Mycopia is on the right and the winery is on the left.

If you're a mycomaniac then this is the place you want to be on Fridays between one and two. They…read moresell three pound bags of their gourmet mushrooms grown on site for $25-$35/bag depending on the variety. I have seen king trumpet, lion's mane, clamshell (beech), oyster and maitake. Availability is posted on their Facebook page usually the day before. On the plus side, you get amazing and super fresh gourmet mushrooms at a very fair price. On the negative side, hours are very limited and they no longer have assortment bags so you get three pounds of one type. They sometimes sell out before closing time.

I have been a custom meat box customer with Victorian Farmstead for almost a year now and it is one…read moreof the best decisions my family ever made. The owner, Adam, is a very special person. He truly cares about the wellbeing of your family and your health and it shows in everything he does with Victorian Farmstead. To be able to contact the person you get your meat from, via text/phone, and have him know you by name is such a special experience. We pick up our box bi-weekly at the counter located in Community Market and those guys also know me by name. I deal most with Cosima (I'm so sorry if I spelled that incorrectly) and he is a top notch customer facing employee. Being a Victorian Farmstead customer has changed the way we eat and the way we approach our food budget. I would rate them 100 stars if I could.

I love their butchered bunny rabbits I purchase to make WABBIT STEW. They are always happy inside…read moretheir store. I like their sausages.

Sadly this place is closing April 30, 2026 so go if you're a fan…read more There's absolutely no parking. I circled for 10 minutes before finding a spot, so factor in finding a spot if you're going to visit. Very cute restaurant, but it's so loud half the time you can't hear the person next to you. The workers are super attentive and kind! They work their butts off! Garlic Knots (5/5 stars) - If you love garlic, they do not hold back here! You will smell terrible but who cares it tastes amazing! The bread is nice and buttery. A must order! Seared Tomino (4/5) - The eggplant caponata was very good and the pest oil was addicting! I didn't eat the tomino but my friends said it was very good. Minus one star as the garlic bread wasn't very garlicky, and crust was hard and razor sharp. Be careful when biting! Earl Grey Tea (5/5) - They give you a generous amount of tea! I love that it wasn't a tea bag. Overall, lot a fans will be sad to see this place go.

Stopped by for a take out meal before the restaurant closes April 30th. This is such a cute…read morerestaurant with good food, so unfortunate it's closing. I had to get that one last order of garlic knots with basil ranch. Garlicky buttery goodness. I also ordered a pepperoni pizza. Best of luck on your next endeavor. Ciao!