Tucked away in Gravenstein Hwy sits a pizza place that one can overlook. I decided to venture out…read moreto try a new pizza and see what it was all about. I was taken away by the decor, the pool table, and a small arcade. This is definitely a place that you come and hangout with some friends. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable about their pizza, and they really took care of me when I told them it was my first time there. They told me that they serve New York style and Detroit style pizza. I'll have to try Detroit someday, but for now I focused on New York style. I ordered a spicy sausage pizza and a pepperoni which had hot honey. I only ever had hot honey in Los Angeles, so I was hoping it would be delicious. The spicy sausage pizza was delicious, flavors were balanced and I tasted everything they laid out. The pizza is thin so it's definitely New York style and the crust was so crispy and light. The thing I love about New York style pizza is just how edible the crust are. I feel like you can just have them as breadsticks and I would buy them. The hot honey pizza was an out of the world flavor. If I had to pick one pizza for anyone to try it's this New York Pepperoni with hot honey. This is an amazing balance of sweet and savory. The first bite really took my tastebuds on a ride and I was ready for another. The pepperoni pizza wasn't too greasy and the honey just really brought the flavor altogether. I had hot honey in LA, now I'm glad to say, I don't need to go to LA for that. If you have a desire for pizza, look no further than Acre Pizza!

We stalled in here on way to Sebastopol, it was a nice place for a quick lunch…read more Food: 4/5 My boys and I got a slice of pizza, my wife got a Ceasar salad with chicken added. We thought the food was good. The pizza had a sourdough crust and was really good. The salad was fresh and had a good dressing. Customer service: 5/5 We had great customer service from the staff that was working. They were polite, quick and had the restaurant cleaned up nicely. Ambiance: 5/5 They had a few pinball machines reasonably priced (50 cents a game) and a pool table that was free to play. It was nice to play a game with the boys after enjoying our food. They also had plenty of seating between indoors and their outdoor patio. Price: 2.5/5 I thought it was a little over priced, but I know this is pretty normal for eating out at a place like this. The pizza was about $8-9 a slice, the salad it was $19 ($14 +$5 for the chicken). The total for 3 slices and a salad was about $50. Overall, it was good and we had a nice time eating here on our family outing.

We got a lasagna which wasn't pictured and it was sooo good. Heads up, it's definitely very rich…read moreand flavorful. The wedge salad was exactly what we wanted and their garlic bread was perfect! Always a bit loud in there, which wasn't an issue. Definitely a family friendly spot with great service.

We decided on an early dinner, and decided the reviews were worth trying out. Not sure how the…read morepizza is, but the 'Italian' entrees were less than desirable. Carly, our excellent server, was prompt, friendly and as knowledgeable as she could be for a new employee to the establishment. My guess? Art probably established an excellent real Italian restaurant with authentic recipes and hopefully homemade pasta. He has since passed away, and I am sorry to say, whatever authenticity went with him. The vibe is a bar pizza joint, and I hope they serve a good pizza pie. The linguine and clams (I asked if it was a garlic sauce) was loaded with clams. That is where the dish ended. It had linguine noodles and a sauce made up of clam juice butter and lemon. I could not taste garlic, so she brought some raw garlic to toss in. The lasagna tasted like canned meat sauce poured over a bland dish of pasta. The chicken noodle soup had tasty chicken, but the overload of oregano was too much, we couldn't eat it and were not offered to have it removed from the bill. The Caesar salad was mayo heavy, could taste lemon and had sliced Parmesan on top. Tiramisu was not umptious either. For the cost of the meal, I will pass. We will try a pizza in the future, hopefully it is their saving grace. Oh, they should learn how to make pasta as well, instead of buying boxed pre made.

Vinoma never disappoints!…read more Absolutely delicious empanadas, and the business owners are always friendly and give great service. It's a little bit of a funky location, but don't let that dissuade you. They have their own building that shares the lot with the gas station. You can order online beforehand or at the window. There are some tables outside to wait at, or you can just wait in your car. They bring your empanadas out as quick as possible, and always add a beautiful little flower to your order. Vinoma is truly a hidden gem, and I'm so glad the Rohnert Park area has a delicious local food option like this. Definitely check them out if you want a delicious meal!

We stayed for the weekend in the Sonoma area during the winter break holiday recently. There was a…read morepopular tapas spot close to our hotel so we wanted to grab picnic food to go before heading out to the wineries. We arrived at Vinoma on a Sunday afternoon. The Argentinian restaurant is located next to a Shell Gas station in a nice small plaza in Rohnert Park. Parking is accessible in the medium size parking lot. We were not able to go inside the restaurant as there was a sign in the front to ring the bell for someone to come to the door and take your order. It was different but the staff were friendly and helpful. Once you order, you wait in your car and they bring your food to you. There are a few tables for dine in on the patio. We ordered a creamy corn empanada, traditional beef empanada, plum & bacon empanada, al pastor empanada, and a bacon egg & cheese empanada. Everything was fresh, authentic, and delicious. My favorite empanadas were the traditional beef and al pastor. Along with the flavorful meat filling, I enjoyed the crispy flaky crust as well. The sauce and pica de gallo provided went well with the empanadas. The presentation of the empanadas in the box was appealing and delightful. I appreciated the little menu in the box to inform you what you ordered. The little flower was a nice touch. Overall we enjoyed our experience at Vinoma. It was nice to try some legit empanadas from an Argentinian restaurant. Price point was fair. Glad we were able to run into this gem in wine country. We hope to be back next time we are in the area.

We were at Graton for the grand opening of their non-smoking casino and decided to have dinner at…read moreTony's in Rohnert Park, conveniently located inside the casino. We chose to dine here since there were plenty of tables available with no wait. We shared the linguine vongole, pineapple and ham pizza, and a Caesar salad. Overall, I'd give it about a 3.8. It doesn't compare to the amazing Tony's in San Francisco's North Beach--where Tony has earned multiple awards--but it's solid for a casino restaurant. The food was enjoyable and the atmosphere relaxed. Service was good--both our waiter and waitress were friendly and attentive. The pizza could have been crispier. The Caesar salad was simple--just lettuce and dressing--and a bit bland; although the waiter did ask if we wanted anchovies when we ordered, which we declined. The linguine vongole was good, though it could have been more flavorful.

This place is amazing and Joe the bartender gave the best service anyone could ever ask for. The…read morerestaurant was packed and he didn't hesitate to make sure all our needs were met, from beginning to end!!! I recommend to anyone and make sure you ask for Joe!

This place is absolutely a must go to pizza place. My husband and I decided to order pizza from…read morehere for our pre-Valentines day night. We had something come up to where we couldn't pick the pizza in time and the wonderful woman who answered the phone, (without asking) made us a new pizza because she wanted to make sure it was hot enough when we picked it up. And in general she was really sweet. What I like about the pizza here is that they offer lactose free (vegan) cheese which is wonderful for my lactose intolerant husband, that they offer multiple types of pepperoni, and that they are reasonably priced for the area. We are absolutely coming here again and will make this a staple in our take-out restaurant list.

It's been awhile since I had Pizza Guys and it's still very good! Their Artichoke Fiesta is…read moredelicious and is like garlic cheese sticks with veggies. I love that it's not tomato sauce. Their buy one get one free XL pizza is such a good deal! Highly recommend for pizza lovers!

Wow, we had an absolutely delicious pizza here while on our roadtrip pit stop. It's so rare to find…read morea place that does a proper 3-day slow-fermented pizza dough, so my mouth (and tummy) was so happy to find this place. I got the red sauce pizza with mozz and tomme cheese + sausage added, and the combo was scrumptious -- reminded me of a NY style slice I had growing up but fresher and more elevated. I can't wait to come back!

My son, granddaughter, and I were craving great pizza and decided to try this somewhat new pizzeria…read more-- and we're so glad we did! The Caesar salad is non-traditional in the best way. The variety and freshness of the greens really stood out. As a vegetarian, I initially hesitated when I saw what looked like bacon bits, but the owner kindly assured me they were seasoned breadcrumbs -- such a creative and delicious touch. I ordered the potato pizza, and my granddaughter chose the pepperoni. She devoured nearly the entire pizza in record time, so I think it's safe to say she gives it five stars! My potato pizza was the bomb -- bursting with flavor. The pickled peppers added the perfect tangy kick. Both pizzas had that wonderful thin, crispy crust that I absolutely love. The service was friendly and attentive. While the pizzas are on the smaller side and perhaps a bit higher in price, the fresh, quality ingredients make it worthwhile. I also appreciated seeing a Palestinian soda in the refrigerator case, with 50% of the proceeds going toward a Palestine support fund -- a thoughtful and meaningful touch. I'm especially looking forward to warm evenings when I can walk the half mile from my home and enjoy dinner on the patio. We'll definitely be back!

Awesome pizzas, wonderful owner, and just the best experience working with them. I highly…read morerecommend using Casa Nostra for your next event!

Very delicious pizza! Tried it last Saturday at Kunde Winery and it was so yummy. Got one with…read morebutternut squash sauce and OMG so tasty!!

It's a very unassuming place which makes the surprise of great pizza that much better. The server…read morewas awesome. Ambiance is lacking but hey it's a whole in the wall pizza spot dont knock it. My wife ordered the Big Al's salad 1/2 size and loved it. Raspberry vinaigrette and you can never ever go wrong with Point Reyes blue cheese. She also had her standard small pizza with sausage, red onion and mushroom which she loved. I had my standard Pepperoni and black olive which was also very good. Beers were great also. Niner game not so much but that's not their fault. Well go back for sure!

Amazing food! Best frickles EVER! Great customer service! Such a Penngrove gem! The pizza was…read moredelicious and all the appetizers were great too!

This is about their bread. It is some of the best I have…read morehad. Beautiful crum that is resilient balanced moisture. Crisp crunchy crust. The beautifully shaped and scored loaf is alive. Waiting for you to slice or tear into it It is delicious stand alone or smeared with your favorite butter and or jam or jelly. You deserve to know this bread intimately. Metta john

Of course when I first heard about this place, I was intrigued. It's called Psychic Pie for god's…read moresake. (FYI, I'm super woo :)) Then, my sister-in-law raved about it, declaring it the best pizza she's ever had. (Or something incredibly declarative like that.) We decided to give it a try. Upon walking in, Fugazi was playing in the shop. That was a good sign. When do you ever hear Fugazi playing at an establishment nowadays, the last time was probably in a record shop in the 90s. The pizzas are displayed, and you choose how much of each pizza you'd like and they will cut some off for you and it is priced by weight. Then, they heat it up for you to melt the cheese, and viola! Served with cloth napkins, pizza scissors, if desired when eating-in. (Truly the most brilliant way to cut pizza!) Immediately, I saw "OG Potato" and that was a must have. It was something like Potato, ricotta, chile oil, mozzarella, dill. (Just to cut to the chase on this one, it was incredible! I am obsessed with ricotta, and there was something about all the combination of flavors especially the dill that gave some freshness amongst the rich taste of everything else.) Others we got were the pepperoni, a 4 cheese, and a vegan one with no cheese, just tomato sauce, roasted garlic, olives (there may have been other stuff on it, but that's what I remember) Everything was incredible, even the vegan one. The tomato sauce was so high quality, and I was glad there wasn't any vegan cheese on it. Just veggie tastiness in its purest form. The sourdough crust was light and fluffy. It was all just so high quality, and you can feel the passion for their food. Oh yeah, I almost forgot a big star: the Kale Caesar. Don't sleep on that one. It's one of the best salads we've had in years. It was flavorful, with bits of sunflower seeds to give it crunch. Dressing was on-point with a mountain of fluffy parm on top. And so here's the thing with the current state of eating establishments. There is so much expensive mediocre food out there. Nowadays, you may pay $12 for a salad that's out of a bag with wilted ends and sorry baby carrots. And so, considering there's a place that's putting beautifully intentional food out there, I'd rather choose to go to the place that is high quality and cares about their food and sustainability. We topped off our experience with soft serve and a cookie. The soft serve was amazing. We got it 'eat-in' and it was high quality soft-serve in a whimsical cup and presidential spoons. (Love the sustainability angle, but also the whimsy) You can get it with olive oil and sea salt and other toppings, but I went pure. It was milky and homey, and just gooood. (My hubs wanted the cookie) Not to mention, service was genuine. There was a slow, no-rush vibe to this place that might piss some people off. But given its name, I feel like it's apt. It's Psychic Pie for god's sake, and the ethereal does not rush. In the ethereal, time doesn't exist!!! (lol) You can feel that every part of this establishment is in the vision of its owner, wanting the experience to be a part of their authenticity and values. And we need more of that in this world right now. (And I don't mean some skewed sense of 'authenticity' as in just saying whatever comes to mind and is 'in your face' that has infiltrated our society today) This is true authenticity I'm talking about - an expression of your own Light essence. (See, I told you I'm woo) Speaking of which, the music continued to be my jam at my time here... likely to be a Pixies radio mix, with awesome 90s punk / indie. Some songs I hadn't heard in decades but love. So, it was like entering into someone's establishment that's part of my soul tribe. So, if any of the above sound like your jam too... give it a try!

This is very good pizza imo. I went to NY and tried Scarrs (which is pretty famous) and honestly…read morethought Mombos was better. Not sure why the ratings are low

Didn't like the ambience of the physical location while I waited for my pizza to go. There was very…read moreloud rap music playing. The young gentleman who helped me at the counter was very courteous and helpful. There was plenty of toppings, but when I picked up a slice of pizza, the dough was soggy, and all the toppings fell off of it from the bottom half of the slice. The dough had no flavor either. I probably will not return because really the soggy dough was hard to get past.