Lived in town all my life, driven past this bakery countless times, and today, I finally tried it…read moreupon recommendation from a client. Karina's bakery is a bakery and Viva Oaxacan restaurant. As you walk in, a case full of baked Mexican pastries welcome you. Sit down and enjoy the environment or order to-go at the counter. Lots of delicious options available on the menu but not very GF friendly. Ordered 3 tacos to go- 2 corn tortillas each, filled with a great serving of meat. Verde salsa and meat brought the flavor. Wishing I could enjoy more options. Staff was kind, friendly, and food was done quickly. Downfall is a single driveway going in/out and can be difficult pulling out. Worth the hassle though.

probably the best local bakery in Petaluma, the tres leches cake is first class too but its truly a…read moretreat and im always surprised how many locals dont even know about this place!!!

The food was amazing! I loved how much meat they put on my chilaquiles! Excellent portion size and…read morecustomer service. I was not expecting this and was pleasantly surprised.

While I do stop in often for produce and haven't had any issues there, the food from the taqueria…read moreinside the store is enough to drop my review from 4 to 2 stars. We stopped by a few days ago for some burritos. We got asada and chicken. The chicken burrito was awful. For starters, the burrito was super dry. We asked for salsa and while there was some in the bag, no salsa made it inside the burrito. The rice and beans were okay but they chicken was so dry. It tasted like it had been made 3-4 days ago and was just being reheated. Very little flavor as well. I couldn't take more than a few bites. I didn't try the asada burrito because I don't eat red meat, but my mom had similar comments about the asada being dry as well. As mentioned, the burritos did come with salsa on the side but that wasn't any good either. The salsa heavily lacked flavor. The burritos came with chips which were just as dry as the chicken. I'm giving this place two stars because while I do like the store, the taqueria was disappointing enough to bring a 4 star place down to a 2. I don't recommend the food and I definitely won't order from the taqueria again.

I'm sad I didn't know about Don Panchos sooner. My regular spot went down hill and then I found Don…read morePonchos. Everything is delicious and they are consistent on their portions and salsas. So far I've tried tacos, chicken taquitos and their rice and beans are good and fresh. They are quick with takeout orders too. Give them a try!

My family and I recently decided to give Don Pancho's another try after not visiting for several…read moreyears. I had honestly forgotten why I stopped coming, but after this visit, I was quickly reminded. The service was actually very good. The staff was attentive, friendly, and checked on us throughout our meal, so I have no complaints there. Unfortunately, the food was a huge disappointment. The rice was cold, the beans were also cold and lacked flavor, and the tortillas weren't heated properly--they were stiff and tasted undercooked, which made the tacos even worse. I ordered the tacos de asada, and the meat was full of gristle. It was chopped so finely that it resembled ground beef rather than steak, and it had very little flavor. The chips were also rancid, which was another major letdown. I had ordered a steak burrito to go, but after tasting the food, I canceled it immediately. Looking over the bill, I noticed it would have cost about $20 for a "super" steak burrito, plus an additional upcharge just because it was steak. That pricing seemed excessive, especially considering the quality of the food we were served. Overall, while the service was great, the food was some of the worst Mexican food I've had in a long time. I quickly remembered why I hadn't been back in years, and unfortunately, this visit confirmed that I won't be returning. Don't recommend eating here.

Best cupcakes in town and delivered with a smile! Doesn't get any better…read more I hit the sweet-treat birthday jackpot when I found Three French Hens Bakery! Not only was it close to my event date, but I was unsure I would be able to get variety, delivery, and on time. I was able to get 3 dozen - different flavors. If I had to make any change next time, I'd ask for no raisins in the carrot cake. Not their fault, we didn't ask/didn't know. Otherwise, everything was perfectly made.

Three French Hens was quick to accommodate our order. They even managed delivery to Sonoma. The…read morecake was delicious!

Stumbled across this place while visiting my dad in rehab in Petaluma, and were amazed by the…read morefreshness, quality, and speed of service for our lunch. The chips and homemade salsa were great, and my burrito was bursting with smoky flavors. I never had a chance to try what my wife ordered - she gobbled it up before even offering me a bite (Thanks for nothing, honey). Seriously though a great find right in the heart of the theatre district. Will return and soon!

My first time here was for an event and I had remembered how fresh & flavorful the food is…read more My son and I came in for lunch today before a movie and enjoyed a perfect meal. The chips (housemade) and fresh salsa were delicious. I had an ice cold Corona which was so refreshing on a hot day like today. I had the avocado tacos - delicious although would have liked a bit more avocado. My son liked his steak tacos very much as well as the limeade. The presentation of the food is beautiful and the decor colorful. Even the dog bowl they keep out is Mexican pottery!

Well it's always a concern dinner time no cars but why not go in. First thing you meet is a very…read moredirty dinning area HOW when you have NO customers your crew doesn't have time to clean. The bathroom was a disaster. No I get why NO Customers inside when placing order the young lady was pleasant. The young man handling a bucket of RAW chicken with no gloves was disturbing . Order double chicken salad and drink. Sat a cleanest table. Minus the Ants on it

How do you go to a pollo loco and they only have 2 pieces of chicken!…read more I ordered a family meal and I was told there was no chicken and If I could wait 15 min there is no way ! Not a good service.

I stopped into this little coffee spot on my way to Whole Foods next-door, what a gem. You can…read moreorder on a touchscreen as soon as you walk in, which is super quick and easy to use. The dark moody walls give it a fun, cozy vibe, and the menu has tons of options with great customization. I tried the cold brew with banana cold foam and it was delicious. Definatley worth a stop if you're in the area.

I think the coffee here is really good but definitely overpriced. I got the banana cream dream…read morecoffee and it was $12 for a medium ($10 + tax + $1.50 tip). It's good but not somewhere I'd go regularly.

This was such a major disappointment! I came here on a Sunday evening with my boyfriend before…read moregoing to a concert at Mystic Theatre. I had been to the block before about a few years earlier and remember it being lively and fun filled with a handful of food options and a packed bar. This time, the establishment was almost completely empty with only two food options: the barbecue or the pizza. Both menus were extremely limited in terms of available options. I went with the barbecue platter and my boyfriend went with two slices of pepperoni pizza. While the pizza was decent, but nothing to write home about, I would never order that barbecue platter again. First of all, the mac & cheese that it came with was more like overcooked buttered noodles without seasoning. The pulled pork and the coleslaw tasted old as if it had been sitting out at room temp. I also thought it was weird that they gave me potato chips as another side, but to eat their own. The only thing I actually enjoyed were the side of pickles and who knows if those were even made or from a jar. It was cold outside, so we decided to sit under the enclosed portion of the building and flies swarmed us - they were everywhere and we were continuously swatting our hands around to try to get any relief. It was miserable experience and as soon as we were done eating, we just wanted to leave. I can see why people were not here after the disappointment my boyfriend and I felt.

Exploring all the breweries in a smaller town like Petaluma doesn't take much time. Ads for Two…read moreRock Brewing led me here, their hours weren't correct online so I had to come back later the same day. This is a shared outdoor event space with restaurants, bars, and stage for live music. There was a good amount of people there, probably gets busier during events. I asked the bar about the brewery and was told there was currently only one selection from them on tap which was disappointing. It wasn't the most comfortable place to enjoy a beer either. Even if there had been more to experience, I probably wouldn't have bothered going back. One other note, the restrooms are singles and with so many people there was a long wait to use one. I'd imagine that'd be worse when busy.

Immediately greeted and seated the staff was super friendly. We ordered…read more Fajitas. Do not get this for one person. Lively we only ordered one. You could split this with ; people. Didnot get a picture. Because I got this amazing margarita . Good service ambience

The ambiance was very traditional. The booths were generous in size and comfortable. The food was…read moreamazing and very authentic. The servers were very polite and vigilant. My favorite Mexican food place in Petaluma, hands down.

TWICE AT GOLDEN GATE PARK…read more In the past 11 months I've been to two exhibitions at De Young Museum. After the exhibitions instead of eating at the cafe in the museum I would look at food trucks at Golden Gate Park. After those two exhibitions I've ordered food from this food truck. The first time I came to Cochinita was in September after the exhibition featuring photos taken by Paul McCartney during the rise of The Beatles. The item that stood out from the truck was the elote tots. They were Mexican-style corn kernels top over tater tots. I am a sucker for tater tots. With sour cream and sauce I was worried if the tater tots would be soggy. The tater tots were still crispy. The complimenting textures of corn and tater tots made this a satisfying dish. The second time I came to the food truck at Golden Gate Park was the last day of exhibition "Monet and Venice." I was hoping to see if the elote tater tots were available; they weren't. I scanned up and down the items available listed on the food truck. One item that intrigued me was the tradicional - a plate with two types of fried tortilla. The panucho is regular fried while the salbut is fried with a puffy appearance. I love fried food, but these two tortillas weren't oily. These two kinds of tortilla fried dishes provided different textures to the toppings. I never ate Yucatan food before ordering food at Cochinita. If you are tasting a new cuisine you never had before ordering from a restaurant versus a food truck is different. Whereas in a restaurant while sitting you ask for recommendation whereas at a food truck while you're standing you go with your gut feeling. From my two experiences at the Cochinita food truck I ordered items I never had before and I enjoyed both of them. If I go to the Chochinita food truck at Golden Gate Park again and see elote tots, panucho, and salbut what will I order next time? I'm going to order an item I never had before.

YUM!! I had the vegan panuchos and a guava jarritos. Flavors were absolutely on point!…read more How perfect this tasted in that blissful location along Marina Green Park. Will definitely be back to try the other vegan options ( tacos, burritos, bowls).