Community Market has been one of my favorite places in Santa Rosa, they always have amazing produce…read moreand a really helpful and friendly staff, and I just found out they have TWO senior discount days! what a kind service to our elders in the community. I've never had a bad experience here, just last night I stopped in for a treat after dinner, I was greeted as soon as I walked in by the cashiers and when I asked where I could find a dessert the lady showed me around the store and had great suggestions.

I adore this store for their customer service, friendly vibe, variety of healthy products and their…read morebeautiful fresh local seasonal produce. I have health issues and need to be on a special (annoying as hell!) diet. This is the only place I can find the products I need to have a somewhat palatable nutritious diet. Love the Community Market!

Taking a moment to show some love to the ladies in the deli dept. it was packed today & their…read moreservice was great & sliced my imported meats perfectly.

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!

A good store but on the smaller side. Staff is friendly but not bubbly per se. Store carries most…read moreof the things I need week-to-week and the prices vary between a great deal (especially if sales) and very high, totally depends on the item and the week. But that's true at the "big" WF over at Coddingtown Mall, too. You have to be familiar with the item and other stores to know if that's a great deal or not. I appreciate how much the produce department carries, especially, as that's most of my shopping list. I remember back when the store used to be "Food for Thought" in the late 90s which was also a nice little shop. Happy New Year everyone. Cheers

Coddingtown Whole Foods has gone from sizzle to fizzle. This store used to be my "go to" market…read morefor top notch everything and whatever else I needed that nody else had--except for dried/fresh Chervil. Over the past five months this store has junt gone into a nosedive in almost every way possible. The quality of the produce is second rate--if you can find it. The fresh raspberries typically ooze and in a few cases mold was already growing inside the berry. The dried, refrigerated/frozen or fresh are very poorly stocked/arranged, with huge gaps in presentation requiring a reach clear to the back of the shelf. The self-serve soup/salad bar no longer has the eye appeal and the product is not refreshed throughout the day while the ready to eat prepared entrees/vegetables/salads in the refrigerated deli and served by staff is sparse and very unappealing to the eye. "I'm not taking that home" was my impression five months ago and it was true today. The bakery was also my go-to for beautiful and unusual desserts. Not any more. Once I purchased Chantilly cream puffs, the product was too high for the containers, and resulted in whipped cream in the bottom of the container rather than between the pastry shell. This isn't a cheap store. It seems that the store is quite understaffed. The only reason I will go back to this store is to drop off an Amazon return. This isn't the only "best grocer" in the 'hood.b

SCW and I stopped in to Shelton's Natural Foods Market in between wine tastings in need of a bit…read moremore substantial sustenance. Yelp had good reviews so we decided to go. Parking is fairly plentiful in the strip mall it's located in. Stepping inside you'll find a nice market with many different products such as produce, a small salad bar, olive bar, groceries and drinks as well as a deli. Everything looked really good quality. We chose two Tuscan veggie sandwiches which were already prepared in the deli case and looked incredible. The helpful deli counter employee recommended that they were best heated up and offered to do so while we looked around. Soon our sandwiches were warm and off we went. The sandwich was delicious. Absolutely a delight to the senses. Visually it was fresh and vibrant. The layers were impressive. The taste, amazing. The olive tapenade, pesto, greens and veggies were delicious. It's been a while since I've had such a delicious sandwich. We both were saying "yum, mmm" with each bite. Epic sandwich. The service was great. I highly recommend Shelton's Natural Foods market.

Wow! What a great deli section. We came in around 1pm on Saturday. The store feels small but has a…read morelarge assortment of food items. We wanted to get a ready prepared sandwich to take with us for our wine tasting. I chose the pesto chicken panini on the suggestion from the employee behind the counter. Also pickup up the pesto pasta salad!!!! Oh my! The chicken sandwich-spectacular for a deli sandwich from a market. The chicken was thick sliced and had loads of pesto (yum) and spinach. The pesto pasta salad was also strongly flavored with pesto : ). Both paired well with our tastings. We will DEFINITELY come here again for a reasonably priced Delicious sandwich!!! (Sorry no pictures as the sandwich and salad were devoured quickly)

Came to Whole Foods mainly for their bakery--it's been a long time since I last came here. When I…read moredo visit, I usually get their English-style scones for afternoon tea with my friend and desserts for birthdays. I really like their tiramisu and actually came by just yesterday for their Tiramisù Friday deal. My friend loves it too, so I'm getting it again this time for her birthday. They also have frozen, ready-to-bake croissants and other pastries, which is pretty nice. I personally prefer freshly baked goods instead of just reheated ones. I didn't take any pictures, but I did check out the produce section and they have a great selection of organic vegetables with really good quality. I also like their Amazon return service--very efficient and quick. Whole Foods is definitely on the pricier side, so I don't come here often, but they do offer a nice selection with solid quality overall.

I always have a pleasant experience shopping at the Whole Foods in Coddingtown Mall…read more I went in recently, specifically looking for the Mommenpop blood orange aperitif and spritz. They have both!!! And they have two other flavors of the spritz. Their wine and spirits section is well-stocked with lots of great local options. The employee working in that section stopped his conversation with another employee to guide me to both options. He told me about his favorite drink made with those drinks, which are made in Napa. And we chatted about the non-alcoholic options that WF stocks. I continued on my way to grab other groceries. Found organic produce, Del Real dates (the best! And the only dates I'll buy), and Perfect Bars. I'll be back when I'm in the area.

Convient, fresh produce, good selection. Kind and helpful…read moreemployees. Great place for Amazon returns.

Such a great selection of food and items. Very fun store with very kind employees. Checkout was…read morefast and outstanding customer service. Our kids enjoyed the desserts, the pecan tart was my favorite, the crème brûlée was my husband's favorite. Fresh squeezed OJ machine.

Great selection of products. Friendly staff who know their inventory. I will return. Happy to…read moresupport a small business.

This herbal pharmacy has been my Go-to for herbs for general anxiety, when I'm sick, anytime. Their…read moreherbs are top-notch, and the vitamins are the best quality. I do find their prices to be high on the Reishi roast, etc., but its probably because these are top-notch. It's funny that there's a typical American pharmacy next door! Maybe all these people should go into Farmacopia, and really get well through herbal remedies. Thank you, staff at Farmacopia !!!

Friendly, clean , fresh fruit and produce and the customer service is always very good.read more

The sign outside says "best market in the Napa Valley"!…read more Great store that is organized well. We only spent time in the perimeter of the store - we didn't need any pantry items or chips. We came in to pick up some picnic items: round sourdough, cheeses, and fruit! Great store with lots of offerings - even hot prepared foods! Registers were open, we checked out fast!

I really appreciate this small town store. The stock is very high quality. The deli is excellent…read morewith daily meal options that are quite good and varied. The staff is great... Friendly and efficient. Though sometimes you wonder what all of them are doing I am convinced from long time observing that they are doing what they need to do in order to keep the flow going. They are also very helpful and friendly. The rest of the store staff is also very personal, kind, thoughtful. They know their customers. The one thing I will say is that their stocking protocols seem to be a bit disorganized. There is never a price on individual items, and looking under the stock at the 'pricing' strips is quite confusing. There just doesn't seem to be any interest in identifying the prices of the items in stock. The skews are there, but there are no prices typically. If there is any price under the stock it typically doesn't have a name of the item referenced. Many times there is no price identified at all, and cashiers may have to go searching for a price. Yes they do have skews on the items, unless they are inaccurate. Beyond this, it's a great resource for the town and highly appreciated. High prices of course, in concert with high quality.

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.