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Lucky Mojo Curio

3.5 (58 reviews)
Open • 12:00 pm - 6:00 PM

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Trixie J.

Cool little occult shop near Santa Rosa, that supplies you with everything you need to for your hoodoo rituals and more. The herbs are authentic (and many were grown in their garden), and oils, candles & mojobags, etc. are made following traditional formularies, rather than using substitutions or shortcuts that many modern day spiritual supply companies have resorted to. The shop is fascinating, usually well-stocked and filled to the brim with things to browse. It has a funky, cozy apothecary-like atmosphere--a candystore for people who especially love old-style magic shops. The staff is friendly and helpful, so the place does not feel creepy in any way. The owner, however, can be somewhat of a curmudgeon, but definitely passionate about her interests. The owner, Cat Yronwode is considered to be an expert on African American rootwork, hoodoo (not voodoo), old-style conjure and the use of herbs in folk magic. With this shop, the books she has published, and also her impressive online presence, her mission is to share her wealth of knowledge and keep some of these folk traditions known and alive. Since Cat also has a background in graphic design and comic books, all her supplies have graphic labels that are designed in-house. Some funky, some vintage-looking. Some things make unique gifts. Prices are on the pricey end. Everything is sold with a disclaimer that it's for curio purpose only. Some of the items (herbs) are very skimpy in quantity and overpriced. Most can be purchased from bulk herb shops at a more reasonable price. Other items also carry a higher mark-up. The shop is located on her residential property and can be a little hard to find. The small, free-standing building is at the end of a path through her overgrown garden and buried beneath more foliage. Parking is limited to about 3-4 cars, since you're parking on her property. For more info, they have a website (easily searched on google) that has extensive information on the subject, an online catalogue, pictures of the shop and directions.

"Gardener" described these as blackberries, so I made a pie. It tastes like... burning.

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This is the best selection of oils, incense and herbs. One stop shop for all things hoodoo

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“The owner, Cat Yronwode is an expert on African American rootwork, hoodoo (not voodoo), old-style conjure and the use of herbs in folk magic.”

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Andy's Produce Market

4.3(221 reviews)
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Great selections! This is so much more than a produce market. They have lots of high-quality…read morefoods. They're produce is especially nice as well.

As other posts have made note of, this is for the BBQ and not the actual market…read more Got a tri tip sandwich and pork rib plate. The tri tip tasted like it was cooked in the microwave - absolutely zero char and the meat was a pale gray color. If I didn't order tri-tip, I would have thought it was diced pork loin cooked in a strange tomato sauce, thrown onto a dry roll. The sandwich was slightly under room temp to the touch The plate was unfortunately not better. The pork ribs as described before me also had 0 char and were covered in a dry (?) rub with the consistency of damp bread crumbs. The taste was okay, but the execution just so not hitting the mark. Beans tasted like they were simmered in tomato paste, and the Mac n cheese had split and it was mostly grease on top of a strange cheese/macaroni conglomerate. The cornbread tasted like corn tortillas that had sat in a moist prep container for hours on end -bland, slightly musty, and also mushy. Andy's is an awesome market but boy oh boy is this BBQ stand not it. Maybe it was super good at one time but what I experienced is not something I would have eaten for free, yet alone the $40ish I spent to toss into the trash shorty after. The guy working the stand was nice and friendly at least. But please do better or don't at all, it's not fair to charge this much for food this low of quality.

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4.0(31 reviews)
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Really enjoyed Acre Pasta! Super cute casual Italian in The Barlow (which is hopping!), with really…read moreattentive service. We started with a Cappelletti Spritz (basically an Aperol spritz but not Aperol, and I kind of liked it better), some olives, meatballs, and the burrata toast. All were delicious! For our mains, we had the Bolognese (one with burrata and one without) and the spaghetti with Sunday Red. They made it a point to mention several times that the Bolognese had nutmeg in the sauce (NOT cinnamon as someone else posted. That would be very different.) and made sure it was okay with us. When the Bolognese came out, we discovered that they had red pepper flakes on them. My son doesn't like spicy, so we had them make another one without (took only a few minutes and we brought the other one home). It was delicious and you can definitely taste the nutmeg. We're happy we have another order! Everything was amazing. The portions were plenty. We didn't even have room for dessert and I kind of wanted that olive oil cake! Can't wait to come back.

I was excited to hear Acre was opening a restaurant that focuses on handcrafted pasta. The menu is…read morerather simple with a couple options for salads and sides and then six pastas that you can add protein and veggies. They also have a couple dessert options and a simple drink menu with a couple non-alcoholic options and a couple of wine options. They have a good amount of seating al fresco as well as a quaint dining room with green walls and decorations. The kitchen is in the middle of it all and you can see your food being crafted with care. I ordered the grilled garlic bread, which is a must try! It comes with two slices and is grilled to perfection. For the pasta, I ordered the tagliatelle with pesto, snap peas and asparagus. It was very light and refreshing. I also added burrata to the pasta. The staff was attentive throughout my visit. This is a great addition to the Barlow! I can't wait to come back soon and try more of their menu!

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I really enjoyed taking a tour of Redwood Hill. Scott and his employees are great people and all…read morevery knowledgeable. I met Scott at an AGDA (American Dairy Goat Association) convention and he told me I could make an appointment for a tour, which I happily did. Learned quite a few things about running a dairy and goat herd management. Moreover, his goats were ALL happy animals. Plus, the products from the associated creamery are top notch. I don't usually have his products unless I'm traveling, as I have fresh goat milk every day of the year, but I always recommend them to everyone. The farm also takes an approach to sustainability, with lots of solar panels and plans for rainwater collection, which is a direction I've already gone, sans the solar panels, which I'd like to one day incorporate. All in all, I definitely hope to make a return trip here in the future, possibly to even purchase semen or a goat someday.

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.)

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Lucky Mojo Curio - herbsandspices - Updated October 2026

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