I am a native of the area and have been going here for many, many years. It was nice having it…read morewithin a mile of my home. In my opinion it's an affordable and convenient option as opposed to the big grocery stores for certain things. There was a young man who worked there who was so helpful. I've moved out of state so I'm not sure if he still works there--but he happened to have a great look so I snapped a photo (with his permission) and began a painting of him with all the produce in the background. The traffic can get really intense around there on certain days--especially Sunday afternoons. So I tried to go during light traffic times. It is a lovely proposition in a lovely valley. Open early in the morning and late into the evening in the summer.

This is not a true fruit stand. It is a 7/11 made to look like a fruit stand. The produce is the…read moresame quality as Safeway and Lucky's with elevated prices. I'm not sure why everything is sticky, not very clean and it always smells like something has gone bad. It's a fine store, so long as you know it's just your standard corner lick made to look like a farmer's fruit stand.

This family farm is located in a little grove sheltered by shady trees…read more There is wonderful heirloom produce, especially tomatoes. They also sell pretty free-range eggs. Jun-Oct Wed, Sat, Sun noon - 5 pm

From the owner: We're a small, family-run sustainable farm that grows and sells a wide variety of fresh veggies,…read morefruit and herbs. Our fabulous tomatoes and farm-fresh eggs are what keep people coming back! Open Wednesdays and Sundays, noon to 5pm, July through September.

Any time I'm in Wine Country, specifically in Sonoma, and it's Strawberry season (which is NOW) you…read morebetter believe I'll stop here and get a few pints! The strawberries here are a deep red all the way through and are so super fragrant that you can smell them as you walk up to their stand! Service is super friendly and pleasant, and prices are justified for the bomb quality you get. Other types of fruit and produce are also sold here, but do not skip out on these strawberries. On my recent visit, we purchased half a flat(6 baskets) of berries to devour as is, and as a dessert course after dinner. It was a delicious Griddled Banana Bread Strawberry Shortcake and it was an instant hit!

Great strawberries! Did not know it was closed Monday and Tuesday. Really was craving some today…read morebut alas not open....will be back

A little farm stand off the beaten track with wonderful , but quite expensive, tomatoes and other…read moreproduce. I go for the beefsteak tomatoes and they are delicious. $5 a pound really adds up . I got six tomatoes for $10. But we had a few sliced the same night at dinner and they were delicious. I am a faithful farmers market fan but I've only found Early Girl tomatoes - sometimes you need a beefsteak. They had lovely looking lettuce as well and peaches and heirlooms ($6 a pound) The older lady cashier is very nice.

Tomtoes are $5 a pound. Way too expensive. Four medium size for $11 - I don't think so. I can do…read morebetter at the Fruit Basket at the intersection of Highway 12 and West Thomson Ave in Boyes Springs at $1.99 a pound.

Lucchetti Extra Virgin Olive Oil! Where Sonoma roots thrive, this is really good EVOO! Sweet…read morearomatic peppery and delicious! Visit their website for the full family story. www.reallygoodoliveoil.com The family also lets you tour their olive oil factory where the press lives. This is a wonderful place to visit and a great place to start when exploring the wine country of Sonoma Valley.

I learned so much on this private tour about the olive oil process from the owner himself at…read moreLucchetti Olive Oil, who owns and lives on the private property and comes from a line of Italian olive growers. We were welcomed warmly with the beverage of our choice (wine, whiskey or water) before the tour. We saw the trees up close and learned about olive trees, the soil, pests, pesticides, and the harvesting process as well as tasted some extra virgin olive oil. We learned harvesting olives takes a lot of hard work! Our group bought a few bottles of oil to support as we enjoyed the taste and tour. The owner was so down to earth and friendly and shared our support goes back to investing into the olive trees. Go support this business by buying their evoo!

We absolutely love this deli. Their Italian salami was outstanding as was their prosciutto…read moresandwiches were made with their focaccia. We also had some chicken pate perfect with their flat crackers. The staff was very friendly and helpful. I shared with them that my Nonna was from the same region as their dad. Piedmontese. As an Italian I know good italian food and Ovello serves good Italian food. My only regret is they only serve deli items and not main entrees. Maybe that's still in their future plans!

Great Italian high quality sandwiches Highly recommend…read more Been there 5 times now-always helpful and friendly.

Tuesday evenings! This is more like a huge party or festival than a regular farmers market. If you…read morelove live music and people watching, it's perfect. There is fresh fruit and veggies, and food vendors selling things like corn dogs and fresh bread. It seems as if all the locals converge to the square for this weekly event. It was very crowded and during COVID, there wasn't much distancing or mask wearing going on. And I'm sure not all of these folks are vaccinated. Bathrooms available but as usual the ladies room had a long line formed outside. A jazz band played on the main stage and people crowded in to listen and dance around. We saw lots of drinking and making out, but nothing sketchy. Lots of families with kids running around. Overall, a fun way to spend your evening if you love a lively environment and aren't worried about the delta variant/Covid. But if you just want to buy veggies and fresh goods, I suggest coming very early on, getting your goods and get out before they begin wildin' out.

This little Farmer's Market has evolved into so much more! Hot food, beautiful flowers, crafts,…read morelive music... it's basically a giant town party and it is NOT TO BE MISSED!! As a local, it's one of our favorite activities. As a tourist, I recommend planning your trip around this amazing wine country Tuesday event.

I walked into Nob Hill Foods earlier to do a little grocery shopping. I had my list to get what I…read moreneeded. However, there was a vendor from Sonoma Gourmet who asked me if I would like to sample their EVOO in four different flavors - sassy roasted chiles, groovy orange, smooth basil parmesan and primo garlic and herbs. I tried all four EVOO's with chunks of French bread. All EVOO's were excellent and each had its own distinct flavor. The vendor also gave me three one dollar coupons. The decision to select which EVOO to purchase first was not an easy one because I like them all. I could not purchase all four flavors, and then have a heavy load of groceries to carry home via a bus ride. Because my mind was on some roasted red potatoes and other roasted veggies, the garlic and herbs EVOO was what I purchased. I was so excited about this purchase that I completely forgot to use the coupon. The EVOO's are in dark bottles to maintain its freshness, and best thing of all they are non-GMO verified. Nob Hill Foods will be selling this product soon. I'm glad the vendor stopped me in my track to sample their ware. After reading another yelpers review, I found out Sonoma Gourmet also sell pasta sauce. Okay, I will have to do a Google search on the pasta sauce.

Just tried the Sonoma Veggie sauce that I found on a HOT day at Jensens in Palm Desert. I usually…read moremake my own but this was the quick way to grill some sausages and add some sauce I was recommended to try when it is so hot outside. Added it to Luigi Vatelli Rigatoni pasta, baked in a grill pan for about 10 minutes then added some smoky shredded Mozzarella on top and WOW. Just like the best Italian places! I will definitely try the other Sauce versions and highly recommend to my friends.