I have not stopped raving about this place! I had the Massimo sandwich and it was incredible! The…read morefresh focaccia was unmatched. I really wish I lived closer. 10/10! Parking: couple spots right in front.

Salumeria Ovello has become one of those places I look forward to having all week long. The smell…read moreof fresh warm focaccia coming out of the oven, simple ingredients that actually taste fresh, and sandwiches that somehow feel both light and deeply satisfying at the same time. Simple ingredients done really well; fresh meats, crisp vegetables, soft bread straight from the oven. It's the kind of lunch that reminds you how good simple food can be when the ingredients are quality. The owner and staff always seem genuinely happy to be there, and it gives the whole place such a warm and welcoming feeling. They also have little Italian drinks, snacks, and specialty goodies that make it fun to grab something extra alongside your lunch. It's a smaller little shop, so I recommend taking your sandwich to go and eating over at the Sonoma Plaza. Such a special little spot in Sonoma.

Best Sandwiches in Sonoma…read more Fresh meats and bread My go to whenever I am around!! Highly recommend the pastrami and Roast Beef

Yesterday was my first time coming here. It was absolutely amazing. Place is small but mighty…read more Place gets filled up pretty quickly. Fast service. Amazing sando's. Fresh and tasty. Fair prices. They do not skimp! I love how they have samples of beef jerky for you to try. Definitely will come back and purchase their homemade beef jerky. One thing I'm not a fan of, would be the mustard garlic sauce. It was okay.. but maybe I'm not a fan of mustard?? Overall, I would definitely come back! Love it here!!! Very convenient. Fast service. Fresh and great quality! Highly recommend to any visitors, tourist, wine drinkers, or Bay Area local natives!

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.

Great selection of wines and spirits and delicious sandwiches!…read moreFriendly staff every time. They have a good variety of grocery items as well.

Great selections. Great service…read more Great workers. Good pricing. 10% Tuesdays for anyone 55++

This market has some of the most beautiful produce I have ever seen, and such a wonderful…read moreselection! It is a little on the pricier side for a grocery store, but everything seemed very fresh. I wish they had an area where they showcased more of the local offerings and snacks (maybe they had one and I missed it).

We needed a little lunch to hold us over after arriving in Sonoma and this spot was right next to…read morethe coffee shop we were checking out. Plenty of parking available in the shared lot outside this venue. The interior of the space is large with plenty of seating for small to medium groups! We decided to enjoy our sandwiches outside on their small patio. The staff were friendly during our visit. Great serving size for the sandwich and so many options! Soups and salads were also options! Overall a great spot to grab a quick bite or a sandwich to go. A bit classier than your other fast food sandwich spots.

Mah. I ordered a turkey sandwich with everything, including the special sauce. Something in the…read moresandwich had a weird taste. I'm assuming it was the sauce. The staff were friendly and quick, but I probably won't return.

There's not many places near the square that you can get a really good lunch without feeling like…read moreyou're in a sit down tourist trap. In fact, the Cheese Factory might be the only place. This is an old fashion deli gussied up for Sonoma. It gets busy but everyone working here is attentive and even nice. There's a ton of interesting cheeses (duh) and pasties (yum) but I come here for the coffee and Butcherman sandwiches. You can't go wrong with any of the sandwiches which are large enough to split if you aren't a big eater. Cubano: not traditional but delicious. Ham AND pork sausage. Jack cheese and avocado. Mortadella: with pesto and burrata. Another delicious break with tradition. Even the Arnold palmer (ice tea and lemonade) is good. There are seats in the back and a few outside but I like the counter in the front window. Enjoy your food and watch the world walk by.

We stopped by Sonoma Cheese Factory on the Sonoma Plaza hoping to recreate some great memories, but…read moreunfortunately it just isn't the place it used to be. Years ago, this was our go-to stop in Sonoma for wine and cheese tastings, incredible sandwiches, BBQ, and browsing a lively marketplace. It always felt busy and full of energy. This visit was a completely different experience. The store felt sparse, the cheese selection was much smaller than we remembered, there were no cheese samples, and we couldn't find their own branded cheeses that we used to love. We stopped in to grab lunch on our way home. The sandwich menu is now limited, and you can no longer build your own. We ordered two sandwiches, and while they were decent, they didn't justify the high price. There is still both indoor and outdoor seating, which is nice, but the overall experience felt like a shadow of what made this place so special. I really miss the vibrant marketplace where people gathered to sample cheeses, pick up lunch, and enjoy everything Sonoma had to offer. Sadly, we won't be returning. With so many outstanding places to eat around Sonoma, this no longer stands out and, in our opinion, has gone downhill.

I love this place! Very close to the Sonoma Square or Buena…read moreVista winery! Great service from Abby, The breakfast burrito was unique cooked on a panini machine' coffee also delicious, I stop by here every once in a while when touring Sonoma side. Happy to recommend Cheers Andre/Executive car Service Napa Valley

Came in to buy a chicken panini because I heard it's the best in town and was so disappointed by my…read moreexperience. The workers inside did not greet or pay attention to me and I had to wait 15 minutes before I could even place my order because they weren't attentive. Geo and Brenda were constantly flirting while making my sandwich, which is great but I wish they were professional in front of customers while handling customers food. I went outside to take a call to avoid seeing their sexualizing comments. Because they were so busy chatting they forgot to put chicken in my CHICKEN panini. I'm really sad that I couldn't get the full experience of a simple sandwich. I hope the employers train their employees better because I felt so uncomfortable.

This place has some of the best fried chicken I have ever had!…read more We had a Nashville Chicken and Lou's Lowcountry with a side of onion rings. The chicken was fried to perfection and came out hot and fresh. There are also goats next door and a goat food dispenser so brings some quarters.

Lou's Luncheonette in Sonoma, CA, on Highway 12…read more I haven't been back since they revamped Fremont Diner to Lou's Luncheonette. Luved the fried chicken back in the ole Fremont Diner days. Fast forward to present day, I recently got myself to Lou's for lunch. The fried chicken plate is gone off the menu. Instead it is a more concise menu focused on single items versus full entree plates. Casual eats and counter service. Darn cute small diner feel inside. Modern retro country diner aesthetics. The menu focuses on hamburgers (starting at $8), hot dogs ($7+), sides, chicken sandwiches including chicken 'n biscuits ($6), milkshakes, floats, craft beer, ciders, and wine. I studied this menu to figure out what the closest thing to fried chicken would be. I landed on ordering the #1 Chicken biscuit. It's fried chicken, honey butter, and hot sauce on a buttermilk biscuit. Whoa Nelly, that was darn delicious. The fried chicken was boneless light meat. Thick cut with the meat so extremely moist n tender. Crunchy fried and flavorful exterior, seasoned well. Such a satisfying audible crunch. Just like I remembered. I could taste the light touches of hot sauce in the crust. Then that biscuit. Mmm. Heavenly. Crunchy top and bottom with fluffy innards. Each bite was fabulous. You know when you eat something so darn delicious, the noise of the world just fades away. I had a food moment. To top that, it was only $6. Not a bad price compared to the size. Another notable thing to point out are the goats. At the back fence ,of the outdoor seating area, look for the old candy dispenser. Instead of being filled with candy, it's filled with goat feed pellets. Put in a quarter, turn the handle to get the pellets to feed the goats. Let me tell ya, once the goats hear the clicking from that knob being turned.... they all come a running and clamoring towards you. Watch out for the more smarter and aggressive ones that muscle the others to get the primo spot to stick their heads through the fence. Remember they can jump so don't stick your head over the fence unless you want a head bump. I chickened out and didn't hand feed them, instead I tossed the pellets over the fence.