They have a full variety of Olive Oils flavors to suite every palette. You can sample the various…read moreflavors or custom blends of flavor. The representatives were very helpful and knowledgeable. The store is very clean and the displays pleasurable. The oils are a bit pricy but the end results of flavor are pleasing.

Figone's is a wine country legacy that provides the highest quality police oil, soaps and so much…read moremore in the old world style and tradition of making fresh local olive oil. The infused and naturally flavored olive oils are the best and I am constantly running out of them! They make unique gifts and love their plates and table cloths with lemons painted on them, very Italian. The taste servers are wonderful people and they make the tasting fun and informative! The suprise was the balsamic vinegar, was some of the best I've ever tasted! The shop is full of unique gifts, flavors and the decor is old world with a calm ambiance, right off the Sonoma city square! Treat yourself to the best!

Definitely a place worth visiting! We scored Jan to handle out tasing and she was confidently…read moreknowledgeable about everything to do with olives, olive oil, and how Jacuzzi makes it. Their olive oils are really good! They have a nice, large selection of styles and flavors to try. Their store is loaded with lots of great gifts and olive oils too. So, make a reservation and go!

If you've never done an olive oil tasting before, you owe it to yourself to sign up for a tasting…read moreat The Olive Press. It is easily one of the most unique tasting experiences I've experienced in my life. If you thought you knew olive oil, think again! My wife and I stopped by on a Monday afternoon and we were thoroughly impressed with how many different types of flavored olive oils and balsamic vinegars were freely available for visitors to try out in the shop. As we worked our way through the store, we stumbled upon an olive oil tasting flyer. Curious about how we could sign up for the tasting, we asked the staff member at the desk and found out they were done with tastings for the day: we'd have to come back tomorrow when more staff were available. Lucky for us, we had plans to stay another day in Sonoma: we signed up right away for the olive oil tastings the next day at 11:00 a.m. When we showed up the next day for our tasting, we were brought to the back room with a staff member. She was friendly, personable, and extremely knowledgeable and organized walking us through the olive oil production process. For each of the olive oils and balsamic vinegars we tried, they were described in meticulous details: from how they were made, what we should be looking for as we tasted them, as well as the chemical composition. Near the end of the tasting, we were also guided to mix different infused olive oils with flavored balsamic vinegars to change things up. This was my favorite part of the whole experience. If you're like me, you'll walk out from the tasting wanting to buy 10 bottles. 10/10 would recommend this experience if you're passing through Sonoma.

This is not a true fruit stand. It is a 7/11 made to look like a fruit stand. The produce is the…read moresame quality as Safeway and Lucky's with elevated prices. I'm not sure why everything is sticky, not very clean and it always smells like something has gone bad. It's a fine store, so long as you know it's just your standard corner lick made to look like a farmer's fruit stand.

I've passed by here quite a few times en route to other places in Sonoma. I had a recent weekday…read moreoff and was having adventures in the area when I realized I needed to stop and get some fruits and veggies for the weekend. Most farm stands are closed for the season come December but Sonoma Fruit basket was open. They had a decent selection of winter squash, citrus fruits, heirloom tomatoes, spinach, peppers and so much more! They have some pre packaged items as well. Service was friendly, prices were fair and cheaper than grocery store produce. It's a partially open air market at the front with cover on the rest. Lots of parking. Really good option in the area for fruit and veg needs.

I first learned of this place when I used to take my olives to be pressed during their community…read morepress in October. They have stainless steel oil dispensers you can pour into a plastic cup to sample. The olive oil here is so exceptional, we moved from here to the other side of the country and still buy olive oil and have it shipped to us once in awhile. It is that good. A side from that, friendly staff who is very knowledgeable about all things olive oil. They seem to love answering all questions asked. Burbon balsamic is a must to try.

I ended up getting the balsamic bonanza set ($55) because I think people underestimate adding…read moreacidity to cooking. I recommend this place if you're searching for a hostess gift/souvenir. I went in looking for olive wood charcuterie or cutting boards and ended up tasting olive oils. If I was more committed to making my own vinaigrettes for salads, I would invest in trying the variety of infused olive oils. My favorite vinegar was the fig, but it only comes in a large bottle.

Lucchetti Extra Virgin Olive Oil! Where Sonoma roots thrive, this is really good EVOO! Sweet…read morearomatic peppery and delicious! Visit their website for the full family story. www.reallygoodoliveoil.com The family also lets you tour their olive oil factory where the press lives. This is a wonderful place to visit and a great place to start when exploring the wine country of Sonoma Valley.

I learned so much on this private tour about the olive oil process from the owner himself at…read moreLucchetti Olive Oil, who owns and lives on the private property and comes from a line of Italian olive growers. We were welcomed warmly with the beverage of our choice (wine, whiskey or water) before the tour. We saw the trees up close and learned about olive trees, the soil, pests, pesticides, and the harvesting process as well as tasted some extra virgin olive oil. We learned harvesting olives takes a lot of hard work! Our group bought a few bottles of oil to support as we enjoyed the taste and tour. The owner was so down to earth and friendly and shared our support goes back to investing into the olive trees. Go support this business by buying their evoo!

I was lucky enough to be invited to a private tasting at Saltonstall Estate! Marina was a gracious…read morehost and her wines and olive oil were terrific. I especially loved her sparkling wine and her current Oregon White Truffle Olive Oil. Delicious! The sprawling grounds are lovely and it's definitely worth a visit when in Petaluma!

Visited Saltonstall Estate over 4 years ago & we thoroughly enjoyed their wines and olive oil. Now…read more4 years later it was a must!! They are an amazing couple who are great hosts! Highly recommend it! Their sparkling pinot is amazing!!!!

Refreshing fresh juices made from organic ingredients: The…read moreOG - 5* Queens green - 5* Looking forward to trying more options in future.

This gourmet grocery spot also came highly recommended and was a fun reason to come into the…read moremarket. They have tons of free parking outside. The grocer is essentially in the center of the market, with shelves and fridges all around almost mixing into the other restaurant stands. They had fresh local produce, plus delicious looking foods. Prices were reasonable for the quality. I stopped in to get a special brewery's beers (Hanabi Lagers) that aren't widely available and were priced lower than other stores. The check out staff were very friendly and efficient. If you're in the Napa area for groceries, this is a great spot.

Tulocay and Co (also known as "Made in Napa Valley" or "Tulocay's Made in Napa Valley") was an…read moreunlikely hipster and fashionable spot in an otherwise bland&monotone office/industrial park. It was hipster before hipsters existed. It had the spare, up-cycling aesthetic before it was in. Tulocay and Co, at its height, partnered with Tyler Florence's West Coast Essentials. They offered copious free samples, had salads, sandwiches&soups for the folks working in the offices. They had great customer service. Tulocay and Co still seems to exist, tho their building is on the market. It was a cafe of sorts, tho far removed from downtown Napa (or nearby American Canyon) They make great sauces, salsas, marinades, rubs, you name it. Of course, their Wine Country themed spice mix is always a hit.

You may not know the corporate name of Tulocay and Company - but it's highly probable you know…read more"Made in Napa Valley" spices. You can find these square tins on the shelves of the best markets, boutique grocers and specialty markets. My brother swears by All American Spicy BBQ Rub - so I bought a few tins. I also bought a few of the Napa Valley Meritage. My dad is Mr BBQ, so I thought this would be a nice and thoughtful Christmas gift. I also ordered a few for myself - after all, I couldn't miss out on these coveted rubs. I placed my online order with Tulocay early in the week of Christmas, paid for rushed 2-day shipping. After 2 days I got concerned - there was no updating on shipping within my order status. So I called. The pleasant girl on the other end was super friendly, professional and quick to help look into my pending order. She took my number and called me back when she had investigated the situation. "Unfortunately, your product have not yet shipped out. I am so sorry for this inconvenience and I know you paid for rush shipping. We are going to credit your order and re-charge you with no shipping fees. We will get you your product overnight - in time for Christmas." WOW. Okay. AMAZING customer service! HUGE brownie points for me! And they DID arrive - by 10am Christmas Eve morning - the NEXT day ... Tulocay, you have a fan in me! Customer Service is KING with me, and you definitely go above and beyond to treat your customers well. Thank you. Tomorrow night I'm breaking open the Napa Valley Meritage with some tilapia. I'll let you know how DELISH it turns out ...