Das Panini ist sehr lecker Their chicken and turkey paninis…read moreare surprisingly super light and crunchy with a tasty aoli sauce. As well as friendly staff, Will definitely be back

Cute little bakery on our stop in the little Sonoma Plaza on the way back home…read more A kind grandpa sitting on the patio welcomed us in and said it was good. Got the banana bread, tuna melt, and chia pudding with granola added. Everything was good. The banana bread was good warmed up, a nice sugary hard top layer. The chia pudding was very good, not sugary at all and tastes healthy like i like it with lots of fresh strawberries and the granola i recommend adding for &1.50. The tuna melt was delicious! Reminds me how my mom would make it growing up, i tasted hints of blu cheese very subtle and nice amount of onions. Def recommend checking out when passing thru area. The staff was also very kind. Enough tables inside and outside.

A cozy nice place to grab one of their very tasty fruit pop tarts and some coffee. They have a…read morevariety of pastries but the apricot and blueberry pop tarts had a good bite and sweetness. Service was very nice and the owner has a very friendly daughter that mingled. Street parking available.

I am so torn about this place! On one hand, the food is fantastic. We tried a plain kouign amann, a…read morestrawberry kouign amann, and a ham and cheese croissant. They were all so delicious! The plain kouign amann had more sugared coating than the strawberry one, so for that reason I enjoyed it more. Definitely ask to get them warmed up! As for the ham and cheese croissant, we all agreed it was probably one of the best ham and cheese croissants we've had. They are super generous with their filling of ham and cheese, and they use a yummy mustardy sauce. It also comes with a little fruit! OK so why would I be torn about this place?! Well, unfortunately, every single drink we ordered was not good. My friend threw her coffee away after two sips. My other friend ordered the Matcha and it was powdery and bitter. I ordered the milk tea and it was completely watered down. I would not recommend getting a drink here. None of us finished our drink and this is coming from people who hate wasting food. But I 100% recommend their baked goods or food items and would be excited to try more of their offering dream dream dream

Such a lovely little café in Glen Ellen…read more I love that you can stop here for a sweet or savory treat and they offer smaller sandwiches (& a lower price than a normal sandwich) when you're not wanting a full meal. And if you do want a full meal, you can buy two different sandwiches and try both. My favorite is the prosciutto sandwich with Brie but I recently had one of their open face sandwiches and really enjoyed it. The hazelnut cookie is also delish. Not too sweet, which is what I love! They have little French candies and treats for purchase for gifts and such, too.

Amazing Quiche and Coffee!!…read more Food: Had the spinach and Bacon Quiche. It was out of this world. The strawberry pastry was scrumptious too! Coffee: Had a mocha. Amazing balance not too sweet Atmosphere: Cutest little spot downtown. And the back area is cozy. Check out the pics. Service: The lady up front is so sweet. This place is authentic, and you'll see what I mean when you meet her :). I'll be back!

I love this place .. whenever I'm out here I drop by- easy parking across the street…read more. The line moves fast get some coffee while you are here .. I do like the brownies and the other deserts not just the macarons .. they have big ones and little " starter packs " to get your addictions flowing lol. There is a small sitting area outside and it's just not enough- so get your stuff and take a little walk down to the beautiful park and sit and enjoy the day.

We stopped by Bouchon Bakery while visiting Yountville and tried the macarons and coffee. The…read moremacarons were definitely the highlight--they were delicious, flavorful, and probably my favorite thing we ordered. I also ordered an iced coffee, and while the flavor itself was really good, I was a little disappointed to find quite a bit of coffee grounds/sediment at the bottom of my cup. Once I got toward the bottom, it made the coffee taste pretty grainy and unpleasant. I went back and asked if they could remake it, and the staff was kind enough to do so. Unfortunately, the second coffee still had a small amount of grounds at the bottom. It was much less than the first one, so I decided not to go back for a third time. I'm not sure if this was just an issue with the batch or the way the coffee was prepared that day, but it was a little disappointing, especially from a bakery with Bouchon's reputation. Aside from that, the coffee itself tasted good, the macarons were delicious, and I'm glad we stopped in. I would definitely return for the pastries and macarons--I just hope the coffee preparation is a little better next time.

This is still a favorite stop of mine for some good food. It's been a few years since we last…read morecame, but the food is just as good as I remember. The backyard seating is also lovely with all their plants and shaded spots. We had their Turkish eggs, duck breast sandwich and the Shrimp toast appetizer. Everything was amazing. I'd only add that my son would have appreciated another poached egg or two (it comes with two) with the Greek yogurt and bread!

The moment we walked in it smelled delicious! A perfect bakery smell. The inside is cute and small…read morebut there are tables out front and a beautiful back patio area with lots of beautiful greenery with lights and two fountains with flowers floating in them. The service was pretty good, seated fast, pretty attentive with all the tables they had to serve. We ordered a traditional caramel macchiato (it is nothing like a Carmel macchiato that you are thinking of) and a matcha latte. They were pretty but lacking flavor. The Mach was very bitter, but I am sure that's the traditional version in a little bitty shot like glass -not my fave but I was trying to order stuff i wouldn't normally get. ‍ the matcha came in a giant mug, and it wasn't sweet at all and just kinda of plain. For food, we ordered the wagyu steak and eggs. It came with some interesting garlic herby potatoes, a piece of sourdough cut in half, scrambled eggs, 6 slim slices of beef and a little jam of some sort. We also asked for a side of their house made chili crunch. The steak was mediocre, the potatoes tasted a little weird. We enjoyed the bread and eggs the most. Maybe we just ordered the wrong things. I'd come back and try other items. It is a very cute location.

Absolutely loved my birthday cake from here!…read more The staff were super friendly and the interior was nice and cozy!

The service was good, and the cashier was very helpful in recommending a dessert based on what I…read morewas looking for. I appreciated the friendly customer service and the generous portion size. For me, though, the dessert was just okay. It was much sweeter than I prefer, and the sweetness overpowered the other flavors. After hearing so much about this place, I was expecting more, but I personally didn't understand the hype. While I'm glad I gave it a try, I don't think it's somewhere I would return to.

Best bagels in town, bar none. Tasty bagel sandwiches of all kinds. Great combinations of flavor,…read morefrom simple to loaded. The friendliest staff and great service. Been going here since I was a kid and now I take my own kids. Check them out for a delicious breakfast or lunch you won't be disappointed.

Having lived in the NY/NJ area for many years, I know what makes a good bagel. These are not it. I…read morehad the Asiago bagel with veggie cream cheese. The bagel was very dense and very dry, but the Asiago flavor was decent. The cream cheese was almost a liquid consistency and dripped out the side, rather than stayed on the sandwich. My husband had a plain bagel with plain cream cheese and lox. The lox cost $8 more than a bagel plus cream cheese and there wasn't $8 worth of lox. On the plus side, the coffee is excellent! Staff is very friendly.

Waited in line for the famous egg muffins. The 15-30 minute wait was worth it! Egg sandwich's came…read moreout hot and tasty. Each bite was savory and flavorful. The balance of bread to meat was perfect. Would definitely purchase egg muffins to go next time. The coffee was also hot and delicious. I tried the pumpkin spice latte and it was one of the best I've had. This trendy coffee hotspot is located behind oxbow market and is a short walk from the bridge that overlooks the Napa river. There is no indoor seating, but plenty of outdoor benches or enjoy a nice walk instead.

I wish I could give zero stars based solely on the customer service and overall experience I had…read morewith this establishment in the Napa location. I came in today to pick up a pie that I had ordered over the phone, and unfortunately, what should have been a simple pickup turned into an extremely disappointing experience. When I called to place my order, the person I spoke with told me the pie would be $35. However, when I arrived to pick it up, I was charged $45. My receipt clearly shows that I was charged $45 for a "Whole peach blackberry pie." I understand that prices can change or mistakes can happen, but if a customer is quoted one price when placing an order, any difference should at least be explained at pickup. To make matters worse is when I cut the pie, it was not the peach blackberry pie I had ordered. As shown in my second photo, what I received is an old fashioned Apple pie instead. So not only was I charged $10 more than the price I was quoted over the phone, I did not even receive the pie that I ordered and paid for. In addition, The person who was taking orders and working as the cashier was also extremely rude, dismissive, and unwelcoming. I initially did not catch her name, but according to my receipt, the server/cashier was Kelly F. For identification purposes, she was a younger woman with extensive tattoos. What makes this even more disappointing is that this is now the third time I have encountered this same employee, and each time I have experienced the same rude and unfriendly demeanor. After three separate encounters, it is difficult to simply chalk it up to someone having a bad day. There was no sense of friendliness, professionalism, or basic customer service during my interaction with her. Anyone working directly with customers should understand that the way customers are spoken to and treated reflects directly on the business. At this point, I genuinely feel that the business owner should consider assigning her to a position in the back where she does not have to interact directly with customers. If customer service is not her strength, having her at the front interacting with customers reflects poorly on the business and can leave people with a negative impression regardless of the quality of the food. Between being quoted $35, charged $45, receiving the wrong pie, and once again experiencing rude customer service, this entire experience was unacceptable. After three encounters with the same type of customer service, I finally felt it was necessary to leave a review. Management really needs to address this. Based on my experience, I would give zero stars if Yelp allowed it.

I had a late lunch. As soon as I stepped in I was greeted. I sat by the water outdoors. There is…read moreoutdoor of indoor seating. All staff were super friendly, several checked in on me. They def knew their menu. Immediately brought water with cucumber and lemon, very refreshing. I ordered the bread with butter to start, it was excellent. That butter just melts on every bite, taking the bread to the next level. Staff recommended the Rachel pastrami. It did not disappoint. It was very simple. However the combination of the thousand Island, sauerkraut, the pastrami and buttered bread just made it so delicious. It was decently meat packed too. The sandwich came with fries which I inhaled the ketchup that they brought me extra. It also came with two types of coleslaw both were delish. They were not overwhelming with dressing. The yellow one was interesting bc I thought it was turmeric but it was slightly sweet. Delish as well. Also ordered their Italian prosecco. I'm into red wine but for some reason perhaps the environment I felt the prosecco would work and it did! It was bubbly refreshing, tasty, and not dry. Their restroom was big and clean. This is in the Jack London Village. They have parking on both ends. The village has other restaurants and wine tasting as well.

Such a cute, quaint little spot tucked away in Glen Ellen! The setting is beautiful, especially…read morewith the historic water wheel running alongside the restaurant. It has a cozy, rustic charm that makes you want to slow down and enjoy your meal. Here's what we tried: Lemon Drop Martini - Refreshing and well-balanced. A solid way to kick off lunch. Della Fattoria Bread - Our waiter hyped it up as "the best bread in California." Maybe my expectations were a little too high because...it was just okay to me. Good, but not the showstopper I was expecting. Brussels Sprouts - These were really good! Perfectly roasted with lots of flavor. Spicy Sweet Chili Wings - THE STAR OF THE SHOW! These were hands down the best thing we ordered. Crispy, sticky, sweet with just the right amount of heat...absolutely delicious! I'd honestly come back just for these. Clam Chowder - Creamy, comforting, and a nice starter. Bacon Cheeseburger - A solid burger that definitely hit the spot. My only real complaint? The wings. Not the flavor--the portion size. For $20, I think the order should include at least 8-10 wings. You get six (the sixth one is hiding under the garnish in my photo ), and one of them was noticeably smaller than the others. They were so good that I just wished there had been more! Overall, I really enjoyed my visit. Between the charming atmosphere, friendly service, and those unforgettable wings, I'd definitely come back again. Next time, I'll probably skip the bread and go straight for another order of those wings!

We stopped by Sonoma Cheese Factory on the Sonoma Plaza hoping to recreate some great memories, but…read moreunfortunately it just isn't the place it used to be. Years ago, this was our go-to stop in Sonoma for wine and cheese tastings, incredible sandwiches, BBQ, and browsing a lively marketplace. It always felt busy and full of energy. This visit was a completely different experience. The store felt sparse, the cheese selection was much smaller than we remembered, there were no cheese samples, and we couldn't find their own branded cheeses that we used to love. We stopped in to grab lunch on our way home. The sandwich menu is now limited, and you can no longer build your own. We ordered two sandwiches, and while they were decent, they didn't justify the high price. There is still both indoor and outdoor seating, which is nice, but the overall experience felt like a shadow of what made this place so special. I really miss the vibrant marketplace where people gathered to sample cheeses, pick up lunch, and enjoy everything Sonoma had to offer. Sadly, we won't be returning. With so many outstanding places to eat around Sonoma, this no longer stands out and, in our opinion, has gone downhill.

There's not many places near the square that you can get a really good lunch without feeling like…read moreyou're in a sit down tourist trap. In fact, the Cheese Factory might be the only place. This is an old fashion deli gussied up for Sonoma. It gets busy but everyone working here is attentive and even nice. There's a ton of interesting cheeses (duh) and pasties (yum) but I come here for the coffee and Butcherman sandwiches. You can't go wrong with any of the sandwiches which are large enough to split if you aren't a big eater. Cubano: not traditional but delicious. Ham AND pork sausage. Jack cheese and avocado. Mortadella: with pesto and burrata. Another delicious break with tradition. Even the Arnold palmer (ice tea and lemonade) is good. There are seats in the back and a few outside but I like the counter in the front window. Enjoy your food and watch the world walk by.