attention to refilling my drink and taking away plates food…read moreis tasty plentiful have taken friends all were very pleased love the shrimp prepared in so many ways the crab wonton and sweet bananas deserts to refresh the palate...melon. cheesecakes and fruit

First red flag: there was a sign and "host" yelling pay before you eat as soon as we walked in…read more Literally EVERYTHING on the buffet was old and dried out. Another sign at our table stated that we could be charged another $10 for food left on our plates. No one came to refill our drinks, we had to go ask. We left there starving. My wife and I, with our 3 and 5 year old sons - $82 and we were starving when we left. This place should not be open.

Giant, great for groups. Southern hospitality. positive,…read morewelcoming waitstaff. Decor: I felt transported to the South. Who doesn't love 6 sauces to choose from? I don't think I've seen that anywhere in northern California. Delicious, smoky, sour, spicy, mustard, so many options. so glad we got the cornbread, it must be ordered and eaten. sweet potato tots, 1st time ever. yum. Brisket was yum. Will come here anytime I am in healdsburg and it's open.

Solid bbq in the heart of Healdsburg!…read more The pork belly was really tender and the cobb salad was a nice lunch medium to host that pork belly. They've got a 6 pack of bbq sauces on the table too. The Carolina gold and the Kin original were my favorite. They've got a solid menu of beers and wine too. They've got a fun bbq / bar vibe inside with plenty of seating and a bar to hang at too. The staff was really nice and quick to help! Will certainly come back to try some more bbq!

Lovely quaint Petaluma, a pinch of "Trustifarian", a Mecca for explosive talented artists and…read moremusicians with great live music venues. Juxtaposed with some questionable art. IE: Huge paintings of caricature like dogs in fluorescent colors, dreadful landscapes and yarn owls. Also, the antique capital of Northern California, yawn. (money laundering?) A lot of really nice boutique type shops with fine products and a brand new record store, Paradise Found which is quite fantastic. It is also an oasis with goo-gobs of creative talent and cool people you will find. Ranchers, farmers, construction workers, normal hard-working folk, authors, athletes, chefs, sound engineers,sculptors,craftspeople, photographers, and inventors. A full cast of interesting characters. The home of the world's ugly dog contest (I tend to stay away during this event to avoid becoming a contestant) and wrist wrestling championship. Once famous for being the egg capital of the world. I once heard this conversation in a bar, "Hey Steve remember when we got paid to inseminate chickens when we were on acid?" Steve: "Those were chickens?" Sam Shepard would've had a field day here. Some newer buildings made to look old with crafted Styrofoam façades. You get the feeling you're on a movie set, which it has been on several occasions. I lived here for a number of years, a bit of a Peyton Place aura. Nudge nudge, wink wink, say no more. Some of my favorite people I've met in the last 30 years hale from here. And, a disappropriated amount have left this earth too soon. One of the best foodie destinations north of the Golden Gate Bridge. Superb coffee shops and bakeries, some award-winning. So, back in 1999 I took a wrong turn off the freeway and discovered Petaluma and the first place I went was the "Tea Room" and it's still pretty much as awesome as it was then. A real nice vibe, nicely decorated with some incredible pastries to include the orange cranberry scone as I recall, sold out today. My breakfast today was quite good with the walnut toast, and a huge portion of very large potatoes that could've been cut into smaller pieces and maybe I only needed one third of the portion. Dem tatters were 'nuff for four people. Great atmosphere, nice friendly staff, and a very pleasant ambience. There's mirrored signage that says TEA mounted high on the wall across from one another so as to appear as if it were a reflection. I personally can also see the word EAT in there every time I glance at it. I was told years ago that it came from an old Texaco gas station sign. It makes sense, check it out. On Western Avenue. I used to tell folks it's across from the pink Catholic Church rectory. That's been painted to a rather unattractive conservation brown. A lot of nice outdoor seating and cool shops nearby, check out next-door thrift shop and the ever remarkable Petaluma market around the corner, with superb produce display! Famous for cheese, wine, cider, breweries and happy cows! If you're coming from the south cut over through Fairfax to Olema and take the back road up to Petaluma which is a stunning drive!

The service at the Tea Room is awful. Every time my husband and I go, the lady that is always at…read morethe counter is super rude and unfriendly. She makes the entire experience unenjoyable and it's very frustrating because we are always nice and respectful, and we always tip very well. The straw that broke the camel's back for us, was when we came in and my husband and I were about to order and the place was super busy so no tables were currently open, and two gentleman offered their table to us because they were about to leave, and the lady at the counter snapped at me and refused to let us sit at the table because she thought we had pressured the men into letting us have their table (mind you, we hadn't spoken to them at all before they approached us) . I'm not sure what her issue is, but I have heard from other friends in town that they have had similar experiences with her and it's made them stop going there. Unfortunately, we won't be returning either.

Always a good time at Handline, the food is amazing and they have a great outside so i can bring my…read moredog. I do find it annoying that they charge for everything, if your taco comes with a sauce but you want a little extra there is a charge for it.

Dont get me wrong the food is good here lol…read more... Last time I came here I got tacos to go and there was a long hair in one of them. Happens sometimes but my bf was grossed out to eat tacos for a while after that. Today I convinced him to go with me for tacos again... I am just a lil annoyed because for 2 taco orders and 2 drinks it came out to 55$.... Like yes these tacos are pretty fire but the pricing is so steep. They do not come with salsa, I asked the guy at the register who may or may not be an actual droid about getting a side of salsa.... He said its 50 cents but then somehow it actually cost 1.65$ for this little cup of green salsa. Anyhoo this place is just not for me I decided, its got that overpriced catering to tourist vibe about it that I personally do not care for. If you like the tacos here you can get almost the same ones for 4$ a piece at penngrove pub/ tip top taco! Comes with all the good salsas too

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.

This place always has great vibe…read more.. The servers and bartenders have always been awesome... I enjoy their food, always leave with a happy belly... I live down the street, so this place is convenient for me...

First time came here on a Friday night and it was packed. We were told to sit anywhere and we had…read moreto try to find someone to order. Once the order done, everything else went smoothly. The prime rib was juicy, onion rings were crispy and the draft beer was cold! It has bar area and dining area. I would definitely come back to try different items! Atmosphere is casual and friendly. Lots of people hangout by the bar.

Thai Red Curry was being served. The description on bulletin sounded amazing. When I got it, the…read moresmell was appetizing. However, the portions were small. The tofu was dry and tasteless, the cantaloupe in the curry was too random, and the red lettuce was dipped in a bitter dressing. Needless to say, the curry was a dish of broken hopes and dreams. Ambience was nice though and you had soft drink and water refills. If you're in the area, go somewhere else. Thai Red Curry 1/5

Food tastes like cardboard after having it everyday during the school year. 1/5 would not…read morerecommend. Just save your money and don't get a meal plan.

Tried Eddie's Kitchen and loved it! We ordered the tuna tartare (forgot to take a picture before we…read moredevoured it ), and it was delicious. The atmosphere is super chill and welcoming. We even met the owner, who made us feel right at home. The staff was friendly and attentive, making the whole experience even better. Definitely a spot I'll be coming back to. Mamma mia!

We wanted dinner somewhere within walking distance of where we were staying, so my wife found…read moreEddie's on Yelp. The reviews looked good, so off we went. From the outside, it's a pretty unassuming building. When we walked in, I got more of a diner vibe than an Italian restaurant. The décor is simple and straightforward without a lot of frills, but we were there for the food, not the décor. We were seated almost immediately, and our waitress was friendly and laid back. She also let us know that we had arrived just in time for happy hour, so naturally we had to order some drinks and appetizers. We tried both the red and white sangrias, which our waitress had made fresh that day. They were refreshing and hit the spot. To start, we ordered the calamari and shared a Caesar salad. We also enjoyed some of the house focaccia bread. For our entrées, I chose the Lamb Ragu while my wife went with the Pappardelle Bolognese. Everything arrived in a timely manner and came out hot and fresh. The calamari was crispy and well prepared. The focaccia was good, although I would have preferred it served warm. The Caesar salad was flavorful and the perfect size for sharing. The lamb in the Lamb Ragu was cooked perfectly, and the pasta had a great texture and chew. The Pappardelle Bolognese was hearty, meaty, and equally well executed. Portion sizes for both dishes were just right and satisfying without being overwhelming. Overall, we enjoyed our meal and had a pleasant dining experience. My only critique is that both pasta dishes could have used a little more seasoning, particularly salt, to make the flavors pop a bit more. Aside from that, Eddie's delivered a good Italian dinner with friendly service and good value.