Oliver's is our go-to market.. I'm talking 3, 4, 5 times a week we visit as we live around the…read morecorner. Every aspect of them is delicious, fresh and local. Their produce at two price points of conventional and organic, their meat section offering all local and fresh options, their bakery is delicious and so beautiful, their deli with to-go food and sandwiches, and the soups are amazing, their taco and sushi bar, along with their hot food and salad bar all cannot be beat. They also have a bulk section for nuts, spices, honey, water, candy, coffee, etc. and offer everything else a grocery store would. The prices are a bit higher than other grocery stores, but you're paying for quality. Everything is fresh, the store is always so clean, and people are for the most part always friendly. They hire people with special needs, which in my opinion, is my favorite part of visiting there. Their butchers are always so friendly and helpful. Their only downfall is SOME of their cashiers. They often are lost in their own conversations, and do not greet or engage their customers. They can come across as rude or unfriendly for this reason. But over all, Olivers is my go to spot for all local meats, delicious and beautiful cakes, and to-go food. Highly recommend.

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.

What a wonderful experience! I was in rohnert Park for a short stay and was very excited to try…read morethis place and I always love to try empanadas wherever I go. I must say, I have had a lot of empanadas in my life in several countries including argentina and every time I see an empanada place in the states and these are hands down the best I've ever had. I was greeted at the door by a precious woman that took my order and came back 10 minutes later with a package that looked like a beautiful birthday gift with the most beautiful flower on top. The staple beef and spicy beef delivered a mouthful of flavorful deliciousness. The more unique flavors of the spinach artichoke and the plum bacon elevated the traditional empanada experience. The blueberry cobbler was a perfect end to a perfect meal. This small little place attached to a gas station was a surprising gem of an experience and I will be sure to make a point to go back the next time I'm in town.

This place makes the best empanadas and canastaitas (think tiny quiche)…read more We have a home in Argentina and think Vinoma makes the very best! The owner wife of Vinoma is from Argentina and we were told the recipes that owner husband, Brian, uses were his mother-in-laws. Then he add his own magic touch and creativity! You can eat them in you car, sit outside at their tiny table (weather permitting) or take them home. It is also great to purchase them frozen and cook them in your oven when you like. P. S. They make great appetizers for when guests come over!

Mediocre ceviche and indifferent service. What's more, no prices are shown for items on the…read moreshelves. You have to ask for the price of every single thing.

A wonderful market, we are so lucky to have it in our neighborhood! Their burritos are delicious…read moreand the produce is a often a great price relative to corporate grocery stores.

This is such a hidden gem along Petaluma Hill Rd close to the college area. It's not just a farm…read morestand they have a huge play area for kids a bunch of friendly animals you could pet, if the farmer or the workers are free they'll sometimes grab an animal and bring it out for the kids to pet. Right now there's the cutest little baby piglets. They always have fresh veggies grown on site sometimes they have fresh local meat every now and then they'll have some sort of blankets or crafts from a local artist. It's all just a very large area plenty of space for everyone. During the holidays they have a little xmas tree stand. Right now they have some homemade benches like plain wooden benches but they're really cute. I would definitely recommend it for the farm stand produce and local items but if you have children I definitely would stop by it's just an awesome place for kids to play and meet farm animals.

I haven't been here in a while and wanted to check it out before the farm trails weekend. Picked up…read moresome eggs and a little treat for myself.

Most of the Indian grocery - spices, frozen snacks, food and breads, fresh vegetables, lentils,…read moresweets, different types of flour are available. It's all neatly arranged, well located store, lots of street parking, helpful staff. For your Indian food palate and cravings it can be a one stop shopping place.

Bright, light, clean, lots and lots of choices. Looks good, smells good. Restroom very clean…read more Shelves well stocked with many, many options. Looks like a family business. All three generations assisted me with items for my chef daughter. I'm excited to return for personal shopping another time.

Nice clean store with nice cashier. Nice variety of Filipino dry goods and frozen. Lots from Valero…read morefoods, some frozen Goldilocks stuff in freezer. I found a nice pork bun to eat for my breakfast and he help me warm it up in microwave as it was still frozen and then he told me it comes with sauce. I said really? And he helped me get one. I paid $2.99 by cash because it would have been a credit card fee for under $10 purchase. Very nice small shop.

I was excited to see this new grocery store in town when I visited my mom for the holidays! I'm not…read moresure when exactly they opened, but they still have their grand opening banner up. They have a wide selection of noodles, chips, cans, seasonings, snacks. No hot food but plenty of frozen options to reheat. A small handful of produce like eggs, onions, bread, etc. Staff was very friendly, greeting us when we came in, answering our question about where to find something, and politely ringing us up. They have a really nice website, actually, and are available to answer questions via phone or email. I wish the best of luck to this new unique store!

Pulled into this small-town pocket of Sonoma County and boom--this isn't just a market... it's a…read morefull-blown main character moment. Came here to meet a friend before a trip to the coast and somehow this place turned into mission control. Snacks? Covered. Drinks? Secured. "What's the plan?" meeting? Handled. This place isn't a stop... it's the pregame to your entire adventure. We walked in like "let's just grab a couple things real quick" ...and immediately started acting like we were prepping for a 3-day expedition into the wilderness. Trail mix, drinks, random artisan goodies we absolutely didn't need but emotionally required--into the basket they go. The vibe hits you right away--warm, local, no nonsense. Not that fake "rustic but expensive" energy... this is the real deal. The kind of place where you half expect someone to hand you sourdough and life advice. Now let's talk about that wood-fired kitchen... The smell alone should come with a warning label. You walk in thinking you have self-control... and 5 minutes later you're ordering like you just finished a marathon you didn't run. Zero regrets. Grab-and-go here is elite. Perfect if you're road-tripping because everything feels intentional--like it was made for people who say "we'll just eat in the car" and then end up parked somewhere scenic turning it into a full dining experience. Outside seating? Dangerous. You sit down "just for a minute" and suddenly you're 45 minutes deep into conversation, solving life, planning detours, and debating whether the coast trip should include at least three unnecessary stops (it should). The market side is where discipline goes to die. You go in for water... leave with snacks, drinks, and at least one item you'll later say, "honestly... great decision." Parking is easy, place is clean, and the whole experience just flows without trying too hard. This isn't just a market. It's a pit stop that turns into a personality trait. Will I be back? Yeah... next time I'm pretending I only need one thing again.

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.