community market is a safe haven for foodies, vegans, organicas, vegetarians, and is also a fine…read morepurveyor of proteins their produce section is regionally renowned and specialized highly recommended and a worthwhile visit while in the bay area

Best TO GO salad variety. Best Caesar Salad to go. Comes…read morewith or without chicken. The dressing is delicious. I'm addicted. Also love the Kale Almond salad and Beet Pecan.

Fabulous sandwiches fresh made in deli. Nice clean market, small and good selection. Will go againread more

After thirty plus years of shopping at Fircrest Market I have realized I will need to find a…read moredifferent grocery store. Fircrest has ALWAYS carried everything I needed to stock my kitchen, but with the new owners, all that has changed. When the twins took over from Ken and Jane, the store remained mostly the same and they added even more items. But now, the twins' footprint has totally been erased and along with it, the necessary items needed to make this a usable grocery store as opposed to a place where people just stop in for the occasional specialty item. I hope this message comes through loud and clear to the new owners: I've been a loyal customer, as have many people in my neighborhood and community, for decades, but the current stock and store arrangement is causing us to have to search elsewhere to keep our pantries stocked. We don't need a specialty items store with exotic off-brand odds and ends. Before the change in ownership, I could buy all sorts of wonderful things from the English import section and STILL get Oscar Meyer bacon. This side of Sebastopol needs a reliable grocery store that sustains the needs if its community. Please do better in stocking the day-to-day essentials that we live off of.

Unexpected find full of goodies! The had wonderful Christmas…read morecandies and decorations. They happen to also be one of the only retailers of Millers Beef Corndogs! The best frozen ones on the market!

WOW!!!! We were on a road trip, and drove by this great store. We saw the pumpkin display out front…read moreand quickly made a Uturn to go back. I'm so glad we did! Right on the main drag in downtown. Lots of parking on both sides. This store is a GEM! I wanted everything. The employees were very friendly and kind. The store is clean clean clean and beautifully stocked and displayed. SO much produce it was like a farmer's market on steroids. Fresh breads, fresh milk, fresh fresh... Flowers, health foods, all of it. I can't wait to come back next time we drive through. Go now to enjoy the fall pumpkins and gourds display!!

I'm going to say this Safeway was average in every way. There were no vagrants living in the…read moreparking lot, and that's a good thing. They had what I wanted. Quick in and out.

Butcher was picking his nose, I called him out on it and he wiped it on his apron and asked me what…read morehe could get for me... The prices are comically gouged under the guise of them saying that they are actually much more expensive but they posted prices are sales prices. Inflation is one thing and gouging is another. Mix that with the staff with the energy level of the fentanyl zombies of Kensington and you have the Sebastopol Safeway.

The people working at this store are hands down the most entitled, clueless, and flat-out rude…read moremisfits I've ever run into. I came in to grab a bottle of wine, walked up to an empty register, and put it on the belt. Out of nowhere, some mom with a cart and her kid comes meandering around, babbling to her daughter, not even in line. Then an employee actually has the nerve to tell me that she was first and that I should go to another register. Are you kidding me? That's not customer service, that's insanity. If this is how they treat paying customers, they can keep their circus. I'll be taking my business to Fircrest Market--where they actually know how to run a store.

This is an odd place for a WF situated in a parking lot across from the farmers market. It's full…read moreof hippies like 70's throwbacks. The market itself is really well stocked! I love grapes and persimmons and found both here so I'm happy

I needed Bar-b-Qued Tri Tip for Birthday party on Tuesday. Called…read more No problem. Ready at 4:30 when I need it. At Oliver's I had to buy on sunday.. and reheat. Price is good too. Boy am I happy!

If Whole Foods and a small-town circus had a love child, it would be Pacific Market in Sebastopol…read more Walking in feels like stepping into a foodie theme park where avocados are worshipped like royalty and the bulk bins whisper, "fill me with quinoa, you beautiful human." The deli section? Life-changing. I've seen people cry tears of joy over their sandwiches -- real tears, not the fake onion-cutting kind. And the hot bar? It's like Thanksgiving every day, except you don't have to deal with your weird uncle who thinks gravy is a beverage. But the real magic is in the customers. Only here can you spot a retired hippie in Birkenstocks debating organic almond butter choices while a teenager in pajama pants buys sushi and an energy drink like it's a perfectly normal combination. Spoiler: it is normal here. Pacific Market is basically the Sebastopol town square disguised as a grocery store. Need kombucha on tap? They got it. Need artisan bread that costs more than your first car payment? Yup. Need a place to people-watch and silently judge kale chip enthusiasts? Welcome home, friend. Five stars. If I could move into the cheese section, I would.

My previous review was 5 stars. I am downgrading now because of expiration dates. Way too many on…read moreshelves!! It's very frustrating. I even brought it up to a clerk and his reply was don't worry they will get pulled.?!

I usually go to Safeway even though it's farther away because every time I come here I have a weird…read moreissue. An older cashier with dark hair always tells me to pick up my receipt if I forget it and will get sarcastic if I don't reply when she says have a goodnight or something. I will always say have a goodnight back to someone, except for her because she's just rude for no reason.

I recently ordered food from Oliver's for a party and it was a big hit. We ordered the taco bar for…read more10 people, a couple of pizzas, and a fruit platter. The ordering process was easy, I was able to modify my order over the phone a couple of days in advance of my event, and everything was ready and perfect when I arrived to pick it up. You can also add things when you arrive. There was plenty of food, reasonably priced for catering, and everyone loved it.

I've always been a Whole Foods girl but I've given up on them as things are getting more and more…read moreexpensive. I feel my money doesn't stretch as far anymore with $100 worth of groceries, it's not much. I've decided to shop local completely at Oliver's. I've noticed overall their prices are a bit cheaper than Whole Foods but certain items can be more expensive (for example Califa farms organic almond milk). $100 here can go much further when I'm stocking up on fruits, salads, bread, pre made items for work etc. I love their rotisserie chickens as well including a NO SALT option! I also signed up for their community card to donate a percentage of your shopping trip to a local organization. It makes you feel good to drop your hard earned money here on a store that cares!

Bill's is one of my favorite things about living in west county. It's a rustic, roadside farm store…read morebut big enough to be able to buy almost all my staples there. I love getting local produce and eggs from my neighbors chickens. Their veggie starts do amazingly at my place. But the real reason you should shop there is because yesterday when the person who was supposed to drop my groceries had an emergency and couldn't bring them. I was recovering from abdominal cancer surgery so I couldn't go myself. Anthony, one of the owners I believe, offered to drop them off. He came right after work. Never event brought up a service or delivery fee. It's a 5-7 min drive for him but the gesture, for me, is reason enough to shop there as often as I can.

Highs and lows. The…read moreMayan coffee was excellent. A great blend of sweet and spicy playing with the bitterness of the coffee. The lows; the Thai tea that was basically orange colored chai and the utterly insulting beverage pretending to be matcha. That last point can't be stressed enough and to the barista that tried gaslighting me, matcha, similar to champagne, gets its name from where it comes from. Meaning, you can't grow matcha in the states and call it matcha. Matcha comes from Japan. It isn't that I'm used to big box versions of it. It isn't that I haven't had real matcha before. I've had ceremonial grade matcha from stores that specialize in doing nothing but matcha and whatever Bill's Brew is selling isn't.

A small, well stocked store with decent coffee and a tasty chorizo and egg burrito that they heated…read moreup for you

Local favorite in the town of Bodega. It's clean, bright, friendly staff and they carry virtually…read moreanything you might need from vast array of grocery items, wines, ice, good selection of beer as well as soft drinks, kombucha, sweet and salty treats, fresh produce, picnic supplies, health and beauty aids, all at prices of local stores but saves you from driving back to larger towns. I love this place. They also have quick grab unusual last minute gifts or gag gifts, cards, souvenirs.