Sublime..... Insane in the membrane! An explosion of titillating flavours on your taste buds. The eggplant dish is bonkers, alone worth the trip! Super European vibe in the old LANMART building with seating in the hallway. Excellent service, scrumptious grub! read more

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Holy yum! What a meal! We shared the Cesar salad, the potato churros, the hamachi collar, and the red snapper lettuce cups. Everything was delicious and gluten free! We were going to order only 1 churro but the server offered that the churros are gluten free so we ordered two orders! The menu doesn't say this, so FYI. They were one of the best potato preparations I've ever had. Shockingly fluffy and light inside literally like a potato cloud. Maybe the cheese helps with this? I don't know but get them. Salad was good, nice mix of greens. A little wet for my taste if I'm choosing but I'm also not complaining, it was yummy. The potatoes were a perfect dish to come with the salad since otherwise it didn't have a crunch element. This is the first time I've gotten the collar and it was as meaty as it is. I've ordered at other restaurants before and it was not as successful of a dish as here. Loved the sauce and flavors on it. It was kinda sticky due to the sauce but I mean that in a good way, to add to the flavor and overall balance of texture and flavor The snapper lettuce wraps were also yummy! Kind of laborious to get the fish to eat ready but worth the effort, same with the collar too, but also worth the "work" to get the meat off the bones. The snapper has a lot of pin bones but otherwise really yummy bite. The rock wall in the alley creates a whole vibe with the lights and such. It is also one of the oldest walls in Petaluma, which is pretty cool. Slim menu but excellent. The restaurant is tiny, like 6 tables. Being on the patio was nice, more room. Our meal split 4 ways was delicious and filling but also light and sat well in our bellies. I'd absolutely come back again. read more

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A friend happened to see this spot on Check Please and we happened to be driving through Petaluma at dinner time. Getting here was a tad tricky, you enter at street level, meander down a corridor, find your way down a split level of stairs to the basement, walk a few steps and your poke your head around the corner and see a few tables lining the walkway. Then I looked at my photo of the door and saw a car outside, WTH?!? Anyhow, when you make it there, the dining "room" is pretty small, they do a good job of getting extra seating with a high top bar table in the window. I highly recommend making a res. After perusing the menu, we decide we're definitely sharing plates so that the 3 of us can all try the dishes that sound VERY appetizing. We ordered: Fried Castelvetrano Olives, N'duja, crème fraiche - this was my favorite flavor of the night. Not overpowering, good texture, bright flavor. I could definitely have eaten the whole plate myself. Prosciutto wrapped dates, tellegio, fig balsamic - mmmm, not enough tellegio to balance the sweetness of the date for me. Guajillo shrimp over huitlacoche grits, popcorn, cotija, scallion - that huitlacoche is delicious, it's a fungal growth on the corn we were told. Sounds funky, tastes AMAZING! Grilled New York with Bone Marrow butter, BG A-1 mizuna salad, seasoned frites w/ aioli (add $2) - the steak was cooked perfectly medium rare. They added the aioli without telling us. We ate it, and really, you want it but I prefer you tack the $2 on to the price and just give it to me without the option. Sesame cake w/ lemon curd & a scoop of vanilla ice cream - I'm torn with this dessert. We loved the flavor of the sesame cake, but the cake was dry. It needed more lemon curd and/or melty ice cream. Would I return? Definitely. The flavors are great. Everything I loved that I wrote about, I REALLY loved and would order 10x over. read more

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What a meal/ what an experience! If you are in Petaluma you are missing out if you aren't going to Street Social. I recommend making a reservation. The Goat cheese tartlets are unbelievable! I would go back for those alone. We also had the shrimp toast and Cesar salad which were equally as impressive. We shared the ricotta dumplings (recommend adding the pancetta! The ricotta dumplings were delicious a the perfect amount to share. The service was excellent! read more

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Went for date night during restaurant week. We've been a few times before and have had five star experiences. It's in a historic building that has a through walkway, which gives it classic vibes. Inside is a cozy space with string lights that makes it feel Parisian. Service is always spot on, and the food is consistently executed. Unfortunately, portion sizes have decreased since our last visit, and we left hungry despite spending $100pp with a bottle of wine. The restaurant week three course prix fixe was a two dollar savings vs a la carte, so don't bother. I've been rooting over the past four years for the husband+wife team to succeed and hope they're able to work on this before our next visit. By the numbers: Food 5/5 Service 5/5 Ambiance 5/5 Value 2/5 read more

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Guys !!!! Thank you so much !! Delicious Food, excellent experiences. Service & Ambient Amazing!! 10/10 My family very happy Pablo Gimenez Melo read more

Street Social in Petaluma was an unexpected surprise. At first glance, I was a little disappointed by how small the menu was -- until I learned they change it every week. That instantly made it exciting, knowing there's something new to try each time. And after tonight's meal, I'd definitely come back. We started with the deep-fried olives, recommended by our server. They were stuffed with spicy sausage and served with a creamy sauce topped with a green herb oil -- maybe cilantro. So unique and so good. For my entrée, I had the barbecue hamachi collar, which came with butter lettuce and shiso leaves to make your own wraps. It was flavorful, fun to eat, and beautifully presented. My husband ordered the steak, cooked medium-rare per the chef's recommendation, and it was done perfectly. Since the menu changes weekly, I won't focus too much on the specific dishes, but everything we had was really well balanced. After tasting the food, I would've gladly ordered anything else on the menu that night. The restaurant is small and intimate -- maybe five tables inside and a few just outside in a covered alley-like space. There was only one server, but she was excellent. Even the kitchen staff came out at just the right moments, like when it was time to offer dessert. You can tell the team works really well together. They also have a private dining room upstairs that seats seven, which is a great option for small groups. Overall, Street Social has a creative menu, warm service, and a relaxed, cozy vibe. read more

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Cozy, intimate, inviting and delicious! The menu never disappoints and the wine list is spectacular. Service is top notch. Street social is a must dine! read more

Delicious food and exciting wine menu. It's a hidden gem in downtown Petaluma. Highly recommend!!

Street Social never disappoints. Each time we've been here the food has been outstanding, the service was attentive and personable, and the weekly changing menu makes it even easier to keep coming back! Cannot recommend this place enough!! read more

Went for Valentine's Day special dinner - very wonderful! We ordered the tomahawk steak dinner with creamed spinach and potatoes. Came with a perfect winter greens Caesar salad and delicious dessert - choice of two and we tried both. Our meal included a bottle of wine which was delicious- a white from South Africa we had not been familiar with - it's fun to try new non- California wines. The service was excellent with just the right amount of attentiveness and interaction. The restaurant is very small so we were lucky to get a table inside and not the high counter with seats with no back (essentially stools) . I look forward to trying a neighborhood night dinner - if we can snag a reservation! No wonder it's so hard to get in! read more

So disappointed! Our waitress was lukewarm from the get-go...Our table had room for 2 people, but we were 3 so one of us sat in the chair located in the thorough-fare. There was a photo/filming of something upstairs (why would you schedule this during supper??) with a baby who cried for 45 minutes...We listened, and waited for 15 minutes for our drinks..yes, service was a bit slow and the food was okay...not bad, for sure, but some of it served warm rather than hot. The ceasar salad was terrific! Got home to take a look at the receipt only to find we had been overcharged for our wine. Hmmm. I feel a bit sad to leave this review as I recognize the dream of the couple and the hard work it takes to have a restaurant while raising young children. But, for the price of supper and the really unpleasant environment (waitress and crying baby from the photo shoot), mildly good food...Others should be aware it is hit or miss to have a good experience and with so many terrific options in Sonoma County, it is important to be informed. read more

Ambiance was great! It's a small restaurant so i would recommend going on a non busy weekday or having a reservation. The service was slow, and the food was good but not mind blowing. read more

Street Social - New American Near Me - Petaluma, California

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A small intimate place, a welcomed change from large multi room food mills. I shared five dishes with my companion and each dish focused on a different flavor. It was an experience which few restaurants can duplicate. I felt my taste buds pulled in many directions at the same time (in a good way). We ended our meal with a simple dessert with just the right amount of sweetness, Gustatory Nirvana. Street Social is one of a few Sonoma County's restaurants that concentrates on turning out dishes with exquisite flavors and textures and not focusing on squeezing every last cent out of the tourist dollar. read more

Is this cute restaurant a 3, no, but it doesn't measure up to others that I rate a 4. You walk down a covered alleyway (?), go down some steps and there's this great looking place just drawing you in. And it certainly drew people in all night - reservations are a must. The Pork Riblets were delicious. The Escargot Rockefeller brought 3 (?) in the shell snails with a spinach dip and garlic breadcrumbs inside. They were very dry and had little taste of snail. The Scallop Crudo was beautifully plated but needed a kick (more acid) to bring out the flavor. The bbq'd Hamachi Collar was something we've never had but it too was disappointing and on the dry side. It was somewhat saved by putting the fish meat on the crispy tortillas with a slaw and bean paste that it was served with. The Grilled Teres Major ( a tender beef cut) was very good. Would I return, maybe not but the other reviewers tasted more than I did so definitely give it a try. read more

Street Social - Hamachi Collar - New American Near Me - Petaluma, California

First time visiting for $50 3 course dinner for Sonoma County Restaurant Week. My partner and I were able to select one appetizer course from "To Begin" & "Smalls" (we chose the beans and the trout), a main course from "And Then" (we chose the duck and the Vietnamese meatballs), and a dessert (we chose the bergamot cake and the Mexican chocolate pot de creme). My partner's beans and the crust on his duck were both way too salty (the beans inedibly so for me), but the duck was tender and flavorful without the crust. The trout with beets was my favorite course, well balanced and satisfying. I liked the lemongrass flavor of the noodles and broth, but the Vietnamese meatballs were a bit dry. The desserts were good, but the only dish of the 6 that really impressed me was the trout with beets. 3.5 stars for the food but 4 stars for the ambiance. I liked the romantic and intimate atmosphere in the tiny restaurant (not good for groups larger than 5-6), with just the right level of service as well as noise level for easy conversation. read more

Street Social - Menu 3/1/25 - New American Near Me - Petaluma, California

I've been a loyal fan of Street Social -- I've brought friends and family here four times in the past few months and always enjoyed the food. So when a close friend received her permanent residency, we decided to celebrate here with our own bottle of champagne. What followed was one of the most confusing and upsetting restaurant experiences I've ever had. Two weeks earlier, I'd had dinner here and loved their "nuggets" dish, which at the time was listed on the regular menu. This time, we were told we couldn't order it because it's now part of the kids' menu. We expressed our excitement and disappointment, and Marjorie (the co-owner and chef's wife) said she'd ask the chef -- no promises. We checked in multiple times throughout the evening but were met with vague responses, including that the chef was "not in a good mood." Only at the end of the meal did another server tell us the request was denied. After paying and tipping generously, we went inside to share how much we loved the dish and ask if it might return to the menu. One of us was talking politely to a kitchen staff member when Marjorie suddenly came over, aggressively cut off the conversation, and told us with a condescending tone that we'd "asked 17 times" and should "let it go." Confused, we tried to talk to her directly, but things escalated quickly. She started yelling, pointing, and cursing ("turn the f*** around and ask the chef"), and most disturbingly, said, "You feel all high and mighty now that you've gotten your green card," before ordering us to "get the f*** out" and threatening to call the police. There were three of us, two visibly Asian women, and the hostility and targeted remark were shocking. What was supposed to be a joyful celebration turned into a distressing and traumatizing night. I used to love this place, but after this experience, I can't imagine returning or recommending it. No customer should ever be spoken to or treated this way. read more

We like ti find very high quality places for our anniversary- and this place is a gem. Small, yes. Has character and personality... and the food is focused and really good - across the board. It's the sort of place where you can try something you wouldn't normally order and trust it will blow you away. read more

Such a cozy and charming little spot! We had a reservation for 6 on a Friday night and were seated upstairs in the attic -- it felt super homey. The place has a laid-back vibe, but the food definitely doesn't! Everything looked and tasted like fine dining. The presentation was beautiful. My personal favorite was the chicken liver mousse, but honestly, all the dishes were really tasty. We'd totally come back if we're in the area again. read more

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Ate here recently. I liked the ambiance. Had a salad and a pork dish. The food was nothing special, which would have been fine, but the real problem was with the woman who served us. She told us she was one of the owners at some point in the conversation, which surprised me given how short, curt, and irritated she seemed with the few questions we had about the menu. I don't think I've ever felt like such an inconvenience as a customer. I would not recommend - take your money to an establishment that shows care for it's patrons, not annoyance. read more

We just spent an enjoyable evening here with friends. Very small, intimate space, with creative dishes and friendly service. The wine list is full of unexpected surprises, which are almost all offered both by the glass and bottle. We liked some dishes better than others. The carrot appetizer was a standout. The hamachi collar was tasty - we especially liked the addition of a miso leaf - but too much work was required to debone the fish and construct the lettuce rolls. The pork main was loved by all, but the oxtail dish, despite having good flavor complexity, seemed to have too much plantain and not enough oxtail. All in all we enjoyed our meal and the overall experience. Very reasonable bill at the end of the night. read more

Absolutely an amazing restaurant. Perfect for date night, rich flavors that match the season. Limited seating creates an Intimate and delicious dining environment. The spritz's drink menu, escargot, duck mousse, and ossobuco all had dynamic flavors that kept us engaged with the experience. Vibe like an Itallian village on the beach, took us back to Monterosso el Mare. Hostess with the mostess, her greeting and service was *chef's kiss* 100%. read more

Best restaurant in Petaluma. Food is insane, service is amazing and spot is very cute

The food was incredible! We absolutely loved everything we tried. The place is cozy and intimate, but it's very nicely set up. Our server was super helpful. They gave us great recommendations and even suggested how much to order for sharing since we were a group of four. read more

This restaurant is our favorite in Sonoma county!! First of all, the food is amazing and the customer service is 10/10. Truly such an amazing time. My partner and I go every week! We love them! read more

Couldn't wait to try this place. The wine we ordered was a red blend GSM which was "unfiltered and all natural" which should have been a red flag- it tasted sour. My bad. I can honestly say it was the the absolute worst bottle of wine ever. Note to self: bring wine and pay the corkage fee. We ordered the roasted cauliflower which was tasty but the collard greens were too vinegary for my taste. There were 3 dinner entrees and we ordered them all and they were very good. The place is tiny but they do a decent job making use of every space. read more

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Wow! Exquisite food. Every dish is a masterpiece of flavor, texture and presentation. Impeccable service. A special meal and a treat from start to finish. read more

Wow. A truly special dining experience in every way--from the curated seasonal menu and unique wine list to the intimate romantic space and exceptional service. Street Social would standout in any big city. We're lucky to have this family-owned gem in Sonoma County. It's my first choice for date nights or when I want to introduce discerning foodie friends to a cool new restaurant. Love it! read more

We had been meaning to check out Street Social for ages and finally had an opportunity recently. It had come highly recommended by a couple friends in the area and we are now wondering what took us so long to experience this gem! A few steps down a spanish-tiled alleyway off the main street in downtown Petaluma is this sweet surprise: moody, intimate, and stylish with semi-open kitchen. Revolving weekly menus (sourced locally of course)... superb wine list... colorful, imaginative, and elevated dishes. A few favorites: fried olives w crème fraiche, Mt. Lassen trout gravlax on toast, Sweet & Sour Kumquat sambal pork riblets (TO DIE FOR!), and the Bergamot ice cream/black sesame pizelle. Service was wonderful. Overall, a stellar experience. We will be back! read more

A truly great place. Best meal I've had in recent memory and some of the most wonderfully flavorful ever. Every dish a knockout punch of composition and flavor. Perfect wines and "cocktails". Space takes me right back to some of my favorite memories of Europe. Staff are warm, friendly and welcoming. This is the impossible spot you always wish for but can never seem to find: weapons-grade city fare, fairly priced in a small town setting. The new go to for sure, a true gem. read more

We were visiting Petaluma for the long weekend and was so excited we were able to get a reservation at Street Social. I had heard a lot about it (great food and service) and we had all that and more. Getting a reservation was very easy, we were seated in some outdoor the restaurant in the pretty historic-looking seating and treated so amazingly the whole time. We had orange wine and rose cider, the crudo and gem salad -- both so rich and delicious. I had the monkfish for main, and my partner at the filet of beef, really delicious and we cleaned our plates with joy! Service was wonderful and helpful, I highly recommend a visit (your meal will be amazing!) read more

I've worked service much of my life and dine out frequently, but have rarely encountered since a rude and arrogant server. Turns out she was an owner, I can't imagine treating patrons the way we were treated. To my concern about my cold food, she replied with distain, "I've dealt with people like you before" and then added another insulting comment when I declined to take it with me as a leftover. It would seem that cold food and cold service are on the menu. Bad experience and would absolutely not recommend it. read more

The epitome of approachable fine dining food - warm and welcoming staff, imaginative and soul satisfying food served in an adorable and unassuming spot. This place is fantastic for special occasions or for making any night feel special. Always an incredible evening. read more

My favorite date night restaurant! Wow, they have flavor down. "Eclectic comfort food ", I would describe it as a cute back alley slice of heaven. Service A+, food A+, presentation A+, cheers to the chef. Creative menu. I can't wait to go back. read more

Street Social - Entrance - New American Near Me - Petaluma, California

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Post-pandemic, Street Social is better than ever. Marjorie and Jevon are still at it, and they are killing it. Street Social was named one of the best restaurants in Sonoma County by "Sonoma Magazine" for a good reason: Street Social is great! Street Social's website says the restaurant offers "damn good food." That is an understatement; Chef Jevon churns out dishes that are "to-die-for," "uncommonly good," and "just wow." Marjorie is still then queen of the front of the house, delivering funny banter as well as well-crafted dishes. Even on a day when her assistants went AWOL, she took care of the entire dining room all by herself. The gem lettuces with Point Reyes bleu cheese ($16) was a great start to the dining experience. Fresh and crunchy, the little gems explode in your mouth with a burst of freshness. Refreshing and yummy, the dish is a great nod to the deliciousness to come with the entrees. The Berkshire pork porterhouse schnitzel ($45) was the star of the show. Moist and delicious, it was cooked to perfection: crispy on the outside and warm and tender on the inside. Served with spring vegetables, the spatzli verde ($38) was fine, but lacked depth. What is the star? The "verde"? The spaztli? A bit confused, the dish was only OK. The wine list is still compact and well curated. As always, service is fun, friendly, prompt and just awesome. "Sonoma Magazine" picked Street Social as one of the best restaurants of 2023 for a good reason. Go to a browser; make reservations right now; you will not be sorry. read more

Street Social - New American Near Me - Petaluma, California

If you desire an intimate, personal and extremely tasty dining experience, a visit to Street Social. The diminutive size creates very personal feel and the staff balances attentiveness vs leaving you alone to enjoy your dining 'adventure'. The appetizers and all 3 main courses, and the quickly-devastated dessert, were excellent in all aspects. This is not an inexpensive experience but if you are looking for a very unique, personal and enjoyable dining outing that is a 'cut above', you NEED to make your reservations NOW! read more

What a special dining experience. Most people I've talked to have never been here, but still it was completely full on a Saturday night. I hope more people discover this delicious, intimate restaurant... without it getting toooo hard to get in to. (It is really, really small.) We ordered two things from each of three sections, which I recommend if you want to leave full. Favorites include the steak, pork nuggets, hamachi crudo. Such care goes into each dish, and the restaurant itself reminds me of Barcelona -- casual, candlelit, sexy. Great for a romantic evening. read more

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Street Social is without a doubt one of the best restaurants in town. It's small, intimate, and charming, tucked away down a long, narrow corridor between the busy boulevard and 4th street. Inside, you'll be greeted by Marjorie and Jevon, the lovely duo that owns and runs this fabulous restaurant and bottle shop. We've been coming here for quite some time and what we love most is the constantly changing, super creative menu that highlights and celebrates the best products, not just of the season, but of the week. If you're adventurous and love to try new things, you'll love coming to Street Social. You won't find the same tired filet mignon on the menu - instead, expect things like pastrami beef tongue! We also really love the atmosphere - it doesn't feel like you're going to some stuffy, Michelin-rated restaurant, but rather, stepping foot inside Marjorie and Jevon's home. It's warm and inviting, and is a bit of an escape from the busyness and chaos of the world that's only a couple hundred feet outside. In addition to the wonderful food, they've curated an excellent selection of local and international wines. Not only are these wines available during the dinner service, you can also stop by and purchase them when the bottle shop is open - a great opportunity to take home a bottle or two for a substantial discount off the menu price. With being such a small restaurant (maybe 7-8 tables total) and their recent addition to the SF Chronicle's Top 25 bay area restaurants list, they're almost always booked, sometimes multiple days in advance, so be prepared and grab your reservations early - you'll be so happy you did! read more

Here's what we had for dinner last night. Simply the best total meal we've had at Street Social since we started coming here when the opened! My wife and I split everything except our main. Each element was excellent. The two most "out there" were the Hamachi Crudo with PICKLED BLUEBERRIES and the Scallops Florentine (a puree of spinach and spring onions?) and DUCK HAM. Who the DOES that kind of pairing? JEVON! And he's the one that consistently knocks my socks off with his music that is shared with clients. Last night it was a Motown Special with a hint of Ray Charles. OMG! And who came up with the Vihno Verde for my bride and the Vermentino for me for exactly the same meal... two totally different wines, but perfect for each of us? Who DOES that kind of wine pairing? MARJORIE! Sorry to PUNish you, but I guess why they are a great pair... The details on the meal (stolen from the menu descriptions) Snacks . . Blistered Snap Peas. X.O. Wild rice 'krispies'. Fried baby Artichokes. A.C.G. charred Lemon. Hamachi Crudo. Pickled Blueberries. Urfa Chile. Green Garlic. Smalls . . 16. . Romaine Caesar. Miso dressing. Boquerones. Parmesan bread crumb. Mains . . Scallops Florentine. Duck ham. charred Broccoli. Chasseur sauce. Sweet . . Pot de Creme. Chantilly. R10. . Pot de Creme. Chantilly. Rose. White Wine . . . docil 2019 LOUREIRO VINHO VERDE, douro, PORTUGAL GRos Ventre 2020 VERMENTINO, el dorado, California P.S. they have something like 6 inside tables that spaced around the building corridors. It's a heck of lot more work for Marjorie but a great safe, private dining experience for the clients! P.P.S. I have added the pix of the menu except I forgot the peas and the artichokes... too busy eating! read more

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I'm quite the foodie, and after reading all the positive reviews for Street Social, beaming about the delicious food and friendly service, I decided to give it a try. Immediately I noticed the place was small and cozy, but that it may be a bit too intimate for my taste. Not a huge problem, but it was loud. The one waitress seemed to be manning all the tables, and it took her a good 20 minutes to approach our table with water. Another 20 minutes later, we received our appetizers and then had to wait 40-45 minutes for the entrees. We ended up spending over 2 hours at this restaurant half of which was just anxiously waiting for our food to come. I was expecting the food to be amazing after reading all the reviews, but it was just fine. It wasn't bad food by any means, but definitely not special. I think the edible flowers and the plating is what you pay for, not necessarily the taste of the food. read more