Such an amazing place, I always stop by to visit when I am in the area. The drinks are always…read morefabulous, I've tried the warm ones and the cold ones! The service is excellent, my Mom stopped in to pick up some drinks and the Trifecta that he recommended was so delicious! The ambiance is so relaxing, I can't wait to come back and enjoy some food. Thank you for another wonderful visit!

Popped in for a snack on a quiet midweek day and had a shockingly good avocado toast om gluten-free…read morebread. It was small but absolutely loaded with delicious goodies on top and I was genuinely amazed how it was better than the average AT I've had elsewhere, even good ones. Super satisfying. Service was low-key and nice, the team seemed like they liked each other which is always a plus. Vibe was mellow and relaxing. Definitely plan to visit and stay longer than a quick snack experience. Seems like a great place to linger with a warm drink, a book, or do some work on the computer or with a notepad. There's an upstairs area I plan to explore, too, next time.

This place is tucked in the back of a little shopping center. The restaurant was empty when we…read morefirst got there. Some people came is we were leaving it was comfortable and the staff were friendly. I had the chicken rice plate. It was very tasty it came with a salad and rice. I will go back the food was good.

Yesterday evening we were a group of 6, some with special requests and it was all delivered…read moreimpeccably. Stir fry, noodle soups, every dish was excellent Above and beyond service. The waiter was attentive and friendly. Looking forwarded to eating at Viet house again.

We had some the most delicious meal here the other night. Some of the tastiest most interesting…read morepotstickers I ever seen. I loved the quality of ramen it was so delicious such a solid and satisfying bowl of food. The service was pretty good and the ambiance is uniquely sonoma county meets Japan. I have a special place in my heart for this place.

Stopped here for dinner over the weekend. It's always one of my go-to spots when I'm craving a good…read morebowl of Ramen. This time I got the Shoyu and really enjoyed it. I love all of the ingredients that they add, including the bamboo shoots, and woodear mushrooms. The pork belly was incredibly delicious this time around. It wasn't too fatty, which is why I typically avoid pork belly, and it paired well with the chili oil. There was more seaweed than I've had in previous visits, which made the broth overly salty. Adding the chili oil helped round out the saltiness. If you like bouncier chew to your noodle I recommend the sapporo noodle. There is a $2 up charge to change the noodles, so keep that in mind, but I think it's worth it if that's your preference. For a drink I ordered the sidewinder. I enjoyed how cucumber forward it was, and the spice from the togarashi salt rim made me want to keep sipping. 10/10 great drink.

We had a fantastic dinner at Khom Loi! The food was delicious, the service was excellent, and the…read morespace was beautiful. Our family of 3 shared the following (we had some leftovers): 1) Chive dumplings - quite different from dumplings found in Chinese restaurants; tasty 2) Thai fried chicken - good 3) Pad kee Mao - amazing! Our favorite dish! 4) Beef stir fry - very good 5) Green curry with chicken - flavorful 6) Ube soft serve - good, though it tasted more like vanilla than ube I also got the tamarind soda, which was refreshing. Our waiter/server Sam was wonderful- he was friendly, attentive, and took very good care of us. The restaurant's indoor/outdoor set up, along with its lily pond (which my young daughter loved!) and greenery was lovely. We really enjoyed our meal here and look forward to returning the next time we're in Sebastopol.

The food was amazing! Their version of a Thai tea isn't on the sweeter side, which was a refreshing…read morechange and delicious. The food portions were SMALL and extremely expensive compared to the East Bay and SF. Their host was either new or unprofessional. Typically I make reservations at dog friendly restaurants there's a check box to inform the staff if there's a dog. There was none. When we arrived the host was understandably surprised but unfortunately did not handle it professionally. Letting us know he needed to ''get creative' with our reservations because we didn't specify we had a dog, then making a big show of add an extra chair to their patio to accommodate all of us to scolding us to 'leave a note next time' was all unprofessional. While I agree I shouldn't have assumed, I don't believe - especially since we were able to be seated within five minutes of our reservation- we should have been spoken to like that. Our waiter was nice. Their indoor/outdoor patio was filled with plants and that was very nice to look at.

Very much enjoyed my visit to Sarmentine in Sebastapol. I am a sucker for great pastries, and this…read moreplace lives up to the hype. Sarmentine is located in The Barlow in a premium corner location. Easy and free parking nearby. They offer phenomenal pastries and coffee beverages. I tried some of the day-old pastries as well as a selection of fresh stuff such as the pain suisse, canele, and some others. Everything was amazing- even the day-olds. I also thought the pricing here was reasonable for great pastries. I have paid much more than what I paid at Sarmentine for less scrumptious pastries. The staff who helped me out were kind, and they offered some great recommendations as to what I should order. The inside/outside dining space is a great touch, and they have a great kids' area right outside as part of The Barlow. Worth the visit!

The pastries at Sarmentine were delicious, and everything we tried was fresh and flavorful…read more Unfortunately, the service and drink quality were disappointing. I ordered an almond milk latte but was initially given regular milk. They remade it, though they seemed annoyed about the mistake. After spending over $40 and getting back to my car, I realized the remake was just steamed almond milk with no espresso at all. For a bakery with such a strong reputation and premium prices, I'd expect a little more attention to detail and a better customer experience.

We stopped in on a warm Saturday afternoon and chose this place because the menu looked like it had…read moresomething for all five of us ladies. The name suits it perfectly! The food was absolutely fantastic. We all ordered something different, so of course we sampled each other's plates. From my niece's creamy mac & cheese to my mom's flavorful lamb burger, my rib-eye steak sandwich, and my mother-in-law's tuna sandwich, every bite was delicious. My MIL, who's from Maine and knows a thing or two about great seafood, said it was the best tuna sandwich she's ever had! My daughter's side of fries with truffle and Parmesan?! Perfection. It felt like a family-run restaurant, and everyone we encountered was welcoming, friendly, and happy to help. If I lived nearby, this would absolutely become one of my regular spots. I'll definitely be back anytime I'm in this neck of the woods. Highly recommend!

Went there because another restaurant that we had planned to go was closed (Independence Day). Had…read morethe steak sandwich; it was juicy and done well. Also had the off menu churros with ice cream; delicious. Service was great, especially with all the people I went with. A typical diner setting, although there's outdoor seating if you want to sit outside. A great place to grab a meal!

We used to go to the Sebastopol restaurant. The food was consistently excellent, the best…read moresandwiches. The location was fine with bands playing after the Barlow concerts and plenty of seating. Wine and beer were available nearby. The fries were the best. Some say it was expensive but one sandwich was plenty for two people or two meals. Look around and see what lunch costs anywhere in the North Bay, this is not a low cost of living area. Their prices were in line with the area. The owner was a very nice person, she and her restaurant will be missed. Something is going in there now, let's see what their prices are.

The Farmer's Wife has a small counter at The Barlow. There's not much, except a small refrigerator…read morefor drinks and an order counter. The menu consist of sandwiches and fries, however they do those two things very well. You pay a hefty price but the flavors are so thoughtful and fresh. You will not regret it. I ordered the sauerkraut and avocado sandwich with a side of fries for ~$30. I know, it's expensive but damn it was good. The sauerkraut consist of turmeric, carrot, and cabbage. The flavor was a perfect match with melted cheddar in the sandwich. I can understand why this is the best seller. The side of fries were salty and crunchy. I can tell they are freshly made and possibly hand cut. Orders are made to go, but there are plenty of spots to land and enjoy. I went over to Golden Gate Cider a few steps away. You can also order using a QRcode at Golden State Cider if you decide you're hungry after a few.

My wife and I were so happy to discover this restaurant. The food was incredible. We shared the…read moreKebabi (grilled beef & lamb skewers) and Kiwi Cafe (appetizer plate). The appetizers consisted of five exquisite sides to complement pieces of flatbread. Each was flavorful and unique, from cold savory fried eggplant to the roasted beets with sour cherries. They were so tasty that we ordered more flatbread to go with them. The only downside of this small restaurant is the noise level. It was quite loud throughout our dinner but everyone was clearly enjoying the food and conversation.

Very dated restaurant, weary and dingy…read more The KiwiCafe was a selection of several dishes. The pickled tomatoes were not my thing. The bread and dipping sauce was the best part of it. I really liked the Soko but others at our table did not. I found it flavorful The flatbread was amazing. I thought the abkhazura was just ok. I expected better. Also expected better from the potato khinkali. Would not recommend. The server was friendly and very busy!!! Not a fan of the food nor the tea.