Petaluma Market Catering made catering our Petaluma-based event incredibly easy. The staff were…read morehelpful, clear, responsive, and patient with every question I had. All of the catering platters were delicious, generously portioned, and delivered right on time. I especially appreciated that the fruit was perfectly ripe, which is not always the case with catered trays. I would absolutely use them again for a future event.

One of my favorite things to do on vacation is walk through local grocery stores. Petaluma Market…read moreis a really nice one, with a long history in town. The afternoon I went in I was getting pretty tired so I decided to get a bunch of to-go beers and ready made food to relax at the hotel. The store has a cozy character that comes with being loved. They had a lot of ready made food items, plus all the traditional stuff of other grocery stores. Prices were reasonable, especially with how healthy a lot of the selections are. It was a popular spot with many people doing their afternoon shopping. The beer selection was amazing for me, lots of Russian River and other regional staples. The staff was also friendly, both the beer stocker and cashiers. I highly recommend shopping here if you're in Petaluma.

Penngrove Market gives me all the good vibes. It's especially cozy in the autumn. Ride your bike…read morethere along the SMART trail, grab a coffee and pastry or sandwich, sit on the front patio... perfect. Their sandwiches are delicious and an amazing deal. $13?? In this economy? Yes, please. The pizza is also great. This is one of those places that has carefully curated and expensive groceries... so I rarely buy stuff unless I'm seeking out specific local products. It would be a fun place to stock up for an indulgent picnic.

Very disappointing, won't be back. My wife and I rented E bikes in Petaluma (rental cost 25 cents…read moreper minute per bike) and rode to Penngrove market; we've never been there and thought it would be a fun outing for lunch. While ordering a sandwich there was one gentleman waiting on a sandwich order so I figured it would be fast. After grabbing some chips and a drink I paid, and then waited... and waited... and waited. After 35 minutes I counted 11 additional people standing nearby waiting on orders so I asked the man who was there when I ordered, who was still waiting, how long he had been waiting... 45 minutes!!! Because we were on rental bikes and paying by the minute, I decided to ask about the wait time. I was told my order had not been started... it would be "about another 30 minutes"...that they were backed up "50" sandwiches... and that they tell everyone orders will take 30 to 45 minutes. Because they don't personally take the orders, you order on a slip of paper tossed into a basket, and there is no sign posted advising people of the wait time, the wait time advisement realistically does not exist. Given this level of business you would think more staff would be working but I saw one person making pizza and only two people towards the back making sandwiches. That said, at best, I heard four or five names called for finished sandwiches in over 35 minutes. Honestly, I felt this was beyond unreasonable and requested to cancel the order for a refund. By the time I received a refund, it was disappointing our outing adventure was a failure and I paid an extra $20 in rental fees to just stand around waiting for a sandwich that never came. Quant store and patio but, but not worth the wait... won't be back.

Quality food and employees. Cheese, wine and bread. Best selections around. The staff is always…read morethere to answer questions. The Stoney Point location has a great gift shop too.

Visiting Cotati for work and stopped at Oliver's for a snack. This is an amazing market. Very…read moreclean, organized, excellent selection, lots of speciality items prepared foods, cheese I could go on and on. Best part everyone was very pleasant. Picked up some coffee and just wondered around looking at all Oliver's had to offer. The spirit and wine selection was impressive. If I lived near by Oliver's would be my go too.

A local hidden gem I wish I was aware of sooner, but hey! I found it thanks to my son. Can't beat…read more$6 a flat of brown eggs. A flat consists of 30 eggs/2.5 dozen. Only $5/flat for white eggs. Also, I was able to pick-up a 1/2 gallon of Clover lactose-free milk, two 1/2 pints of chocolate milk, 3 small Rosa Brothers ice creams, a bottle of Strawberry Orange Mango Pressed juice and a flat of brown eggs all for $23.00! That's including tax! Will definitely be back!

Walking into this little shop is like stepping back in time. Ambience is fairly plain, like an old…read moretime grocery store. They have an abundance of spices, seasonings oils vinegar's dairy products, specialty beverages and of course eggs you can get flats of eggs for $6 to $13, depending on whether they are organic or not. What's really amazing about this place are the prices! Very, very reasonable! Plenty of free parking. They accept EBT credit cards and cash.

New earth has great salad with lots of things to choose from!!! Kinda pricey but worth itread more

New Earth Market is a gem and has something for everyone. Their salad bar had the freshest…read moreingredients and is so good(love the balsamic dressing)!! I want to go back to try the other hot food items or pizza.

Very nice market. We mainly came for the deli and it did not disappoint. They have the veggie…read morecrunch sandwich on the menu of my dreams! I will be back for it whenever I'm in the area. I asked for the focaccia bread toasted and that was a fantastic move! I wish I was having one now (sighhh).

What an incredible market. Everything is fresh and delicious. The produce is the best I've ever…read morehad. The deli is filled with yummy offerings. The people that work there are wonderful. A very comfortable place to shop! I'm very lucky that it's so close by and I've never been this healthy! The owners are down to earth and very accomodating. Thank you for being here!

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.

**My go-to grocery store, hands down.**…read more I've shopped at a lot of grocery stores, and the Petaluma Sprouts is the one I keep coming back to. The store is spotless every time I walk in, and the shelves are always neatly organized, so I can get in and out without hunting for anything. The produce is the real standout. It's the best in town: fresh, good-looking, and it actually lasts once I get it home. I've stopped buying fruits and veggies anywhere else. The staff makes the experience even better. Everyone is friendly and helpful, whether I'm asking where something is or just chatting at checkout. You can tell they care about the store and the people who shop there.

Loved the store overall, but my deli sandwich was just okay…read more This store was clean, well-lit, and well-stocked. I had already been thinking about buying a sandwich, and when I noticed several employees actively cleaning a deli that already looked pretty clean to me, I was convinced. I ordered the build-your-own sandwich, which starts at $4.99. I love deli sandwiches, and have ordered so many from so many different locations across California over the past decade, I'm pretty sure I could write a book at this point.. Sprouts is usually a great place to get a sandwich for lunch. Most of my experiences at other Sprouts locations have been great. I filled out the sandwich form (which was returned to me with my sandwich, as evidence lol) with the following: sourdough bread, ham, bacon, swiss, avocado, dressing, all the veggies except lettuce. If the bread was sourdough, it was the whitest sourdough bread I've ever had in my life. It resembled white bread in every way, shape, and form. I received exactly one strip of hardly detectable bacon. All of the veggies were in such small quantities that I thought a bunch of ingredients were missing at first. The sandwich was honestly mostly marinated peppers. I didn't receive any avocado, but felt like, overall, the sandwich was okay enough for $7.99. But I would not order from this same sandwich maker again (although he was nice enough), because he wasn't very good at it.

Literally my favorite store ever not only is it the cutest but they have large water bottles for…read moreonly 99 cents which is great when you're on the road. Excellent selection of herbs and tinctures, if you have never checked it out, you should!

The produce here is beautiful. Like, makes people want to eat vegetables beautiful. And it's local…read more You can also find rad locally made products like arnica/eucalyptus body butter for your too much walking aches. I also got this rad Strawberry Lemonade drink & it perked me up. Worth the $6.19. Yes, it's expensive, but worth it.

I had a friend coming to visit Sonoma County from the East Bay and she had done some research to…read morefind a PYO flower place. She found First Light Farm and recommended that we try it out. We pulled in through the gates and saw a small field of flowers to the left, along with a shed-like structure and a house in the back. The right side was pretty empty; I'm guessing whatever was growing there had already been harvested. We stood around for a few mins pretty confused about how it all worked. We found a sign saying that CSA members get to cut for free and a pricing chart for non-members. There were clippers and a knife sitting next to a stack of boxes, so we grabbed one of each and headed for the garden. The selection wasn't quite what we expected, but we still got a great bunch of flowers and sunflowers. Some were a little difficult to access from the walkways, so we just tried to be as careful as possible. When we were done, we tried to pay, but there wasn't really a designated place to leave money, so we just stuck it under a box inside the shed area (I hope they got it!). Very cute place! A little confusing for first-timers, but overall a nice experience.

If you know wagyu beef, don't order this inferior product. It tastes more like gristle than wagyu…read more NOTHING at all redeeming about this brand of inferior meat.