Best.coffee.ever. Ordered an affogato with mint chip. I die lol…read more Staff are super sweet and the ice cream is locally made. The cutest shop in a quaint town. The outdoor patio is lovely to enjoy the sun.

The staff are so sweet here. This is a gem of a coffee and ice cream shop in little Boonville. A…read moregroup of us visited for ice cream and were lucky to bump into staff from next door who shared with us some details about the homemade ice cream (the mint is locally grown in the backyard) which just added to the charm. On another day I had a matcha and it was tasty, definitely recommend!

The food I have tried so far are rated from, THE best to least are:…read moreChocolate Chip Cookies Asian Noodles and Sopes, just ok but the tortilla base was too hard and too cold to bite. Boont Berry Farm presents a great food option for vegans in the Anderson valley. Although there are many vegetarian choices available the food counter/cashier area is chaotic! It gets gnarly in there when there are 3 or more people... It is worth a visit though, it's got the curb appeal and the Boonville vibe too!

Booby Berry is a staple in the Valley. The BEST fresh made food with a huge variety of- fresh made…read morebreads, desserts, burritos, sandwiches and more.. and all on the VERY HEALTHY side! Been coming here for over 30 years ... even my carnivore kids crave the BBQ TOFU! Organic produce and veggies, warm coffees and teas, shampoos , candles , a little of everything you need. When you stop in - tell Kevin , Lisa Kuny sent you!!!

If you are driving up to Mendocino or anywhere remotely close to this winery, it is a must go. The…read moreview is breathtaking and spectacular, and then wine is some of the best Pinot noir you'll ever have. Also, the staff is incredibly friendly and welcoming. This has been a family favorite and a MUST since we discovered it.

Back again...and the venue and the ladies are lovely as always. Their customer service is always…read moretop notch making sure our glasses are never empty. The vineyard and the views from deck were very beautiful despite the cloudy, cold weather. The winds are yummy as always. My favorite this time around was the Valdigue, finishes very softly in the palette.

Great, beer, venue and service. What more can you ask for from a brewery? Well, I also like their…read moreEV charger which is handy in these parts. If I lived in this area, I would probably visit too often.

I stopped in and had a couple pints of their Porter. Wow! Amazing flavor!…read more I inquired about food. They had three types of Detroit Style pizza. I got the sausage with garlic. It was exquisite. Very low on price, top notch flavors. I fell in love. The dough was soft and pillowy, the garlicky totally cmlemented it. I paid around 23 bucks for it. Fed me for 3 days! I've tried this style from several other places and nobody beats it. You never forget your first time right?

We had a very pleasant tasting session 3 weeks at Navarro. The engaging gentleman with the "soul…read morepatch" poured us 14 tastings and provided us with information on each pouring. A tasting fee of $10 each was mentioned and we thought nothing of it. It was a fun, informative & informal late afternoon and we took a bottle of the lovely unfiltered pinot to the patio and enjoyed the views. Anticipating our case delivery soon . Highly recommend!

We stopped by on a gorgeous sunny day. The outside seating is wonderful with beautiful vista…read moreviews. The wide variety of wine & cheese options are so appreciated, it's a great place to fill your picnic basket or enjoy an informative tasting, $10, best deal in the Valley. Highly recommend!

The apple cider slushies are bomb. So good I had to go back and get another before I left…read more It's a little expensive but I think it's totally reasonable for home-made/grown products.

TBH it's expensive and the drive from Sacramento sucks but so delicious cider, the best apple cider…read moreI've ever had--ice cold, crisp, no after taste, and cider jelly! We love to support local farms when we can, definitely worth a biennial visit. We picked up some persimmon also while here. The folks are friendly; you can certainly strike up some conversation. This stand is set up inside a barn. You can't miss it!

Quesabirria amazing! The beef stew served with the birria was super yummy in and of itself. Elote…read morealso amazing - best I've ever had. Highly recommend. Be aware it's a food truck. And wow - amazing good-people vibes from the proprietors. Can hardly wait to return.

Great food - our favorite place to eat in Boonville - good prices…read morefast and friendly service! highly recommend it

We visited The Boonville General Store for breakfast, and were surprised to find it wasn't a store…read moreat all - just a cafe. The interior was cozy with rustic decor and a few indoor tables. However, we chose to sit in the outdoor area near the entrance. I ordered an Iced Horchata Latte with an extra shot of espresso - delicious, extra shot definitely needed! For food, I chose the Goat Cheese and Tomato Omelette, which was pretty tasty. However, everything it came with was extremely mediocre. The "toast" was barely buttered sliced bread, and the potatoes came as massive wedges that didn't have much flavor. Service was friendly and decently quick!

We enjoyed our lunch! Sandwiches were good. The Mexican food was quality. The atmosphere was…read morecasual. Order at the counter and they'll drop food when it's ready. All in all a great place to pop in for a bite while in town.

On the drive from the Bay Area to the Mendocino coast, you have options on routes to take. But the…read moremost delicious is following the winding road through Anderson Valley wine region which is replete with wineries and eateries along the entire stretch of this Northern California appellation. And towards the northern extreme of the valley are the spectacular vineyards of Roederer Estates and the home of some of the best sparkling wines in Northern California. Situated atop a hill with a commanding view of the vineyards, valley, and surrounding mountains, Roederer has a beautifully modern tasting room and new outdoor patio with abundant seating and umbrellas for shade. On the day we visited it was 81F outside in the sun, but thanks to the natural air conditioning of a Pacific breeze from the coast, it was super comfortable on the deck. Roederer has everything from traditional tastings of various house wines (mixed vintages, estate reserve, and flights) to wines by the glass to bottles if you are in the mood. Prices vary by vintage, but begin around $18 for a glass and go up. Tastings begin at $35. Bottles begin at $40. Members of wine clubs receive an approximate 20% discount on bottles and tastings. In addition to wines, a limited but nicely curated selection of nibbles are available (think Marcona almonds, olives, prosciutto and cheeses, and duck rillettes, but if you're feeling indulgent they also offer a variety of Tzar Nikolai caviar options that can break the bank). We ordered the duck rillettes which were yummy, albeit a very small portion and not house made. Also, they did not come with crackers, which were an additional charge. This was our only gripe, because do people just eat the rillettes straight out of the jar with a knife?!? But that aside, we loved our sparkling wine selection (a bottle of Brut rosé) and the casual luxury of enjoying our bottle on the outside patio during a gorgeous summer afternoon. Service was quick, attentive, knowledgeable, courteous and friendly, but not hovering or overbearing. Perfect balance. If you want to experience the best of Anderson Valley in Mendocino County, be sure not to miss this gem of a winery.

A poorly managed, lazy business hiding behind a beautiful landscape…read more My wife and I were in Mendocino for a family trip/mini honeymoon. Friday afternoon, we decided to venture out toward Philo to explore the vineyards in the area and stop by for some wine tastings. Roederer caught our eye off Hwy 128, so our group of 4 decided to go for a quick glass to enjoy the beautiful view. Enticed by the large door and expansive patio, we walked in to order our wines around 4:25pm. A taller long haired man greeted us with "Hey, sorry we're at full capacity" was our greeting. No hello, no welcome to our estate. I let him know we just stopped by for a glass and were not there for a full tasting. Uninterested, he just repeated that they were at capacity and finished for the day. Their hours state that they close at 5, and rejecting 1 glass of wine at 30 minutes before closing seems absurd and rather lazy to me. Let the photos speak for themselves...half of the interior tables being available, along with half the exterior being available meant full capacity. There are an abundance of family run and established vineyards all throughout the Anderson valley. DO NOT waste your time coming to Roederer Estate.

This was a beautiful location with both indoor and outdoor seating. It was the first wine tasting…read moremy husband and I did on our trip. Price wise, it was one of the cheapest, but the pours of wine were pretty small. The whole experience took about 40 minutes. We'd booked a picnic table for afterwards in case we needed to sober up before leaving. It didn't end up being particularly necessary, but it was a nice setting and a beautiful day to enjoy it.

Wonderful time with delicious wines. Staff is so friendly and knowledgeable, super cozy with a wood…read moreburning stove and best of all my best girl got to come in with us. We will definitely be back.