Delicious food and friendly service! Atmosphere was adorable! Would recommend this place!read more

Red Bird helped make Christmas 2025 bright. I placed a pre-order for cinnamon rolls, holiday…read morecookies, dinner rolls, and a yule log. Pickup was easy. Everything tasted great and looked wonderful. I mean, check out that adorably decorated Buche de Noel! This business continued to be a family go-to for excellent pastries as well as celebratory cakes and desserts.

Pulled into this small-town pocket of Sonoma County and boom--this isn't just a market... it's a…read morefull-blown main character moment. Came here to meet a friend before a trip to the coast and somehow this place turned into mission control. Snacks? Covered. Drinks? Secured. "What's the plan?" meeting? Handled. This place isn't a stop... it's the pregame to your entire adventure. We walked in like "let's just grab a couple things real quick" ...and immediately started acting like we were prepping for a 3-day expedition into the wilderness. Trail mix, drinks, random artisan goodies we absolutely didn't need but emotionally required--into the basket they go. The vibe hits you right away--warm, local, no nonsense. Not that fake "rustic but expensive" energy... this is the real deal. The kind of place where you half expect someone to hand you sourdough and life advice. Now let's talk about that wood-fired kitchen... The smell alone should come with a warning label. You walk in thinking you have self-control... and 5 minutes later you're ordering like you just finished a marathon you didn't run. Zero regrets. Grab-and-go here is elite. Perfect if you're road-tripping because everything feels intentional--like it was made for people who say "we'll just eat in the car" and then end up parked somewhere scenic turning it into a full dining experience. Outside seating? Dangerous. You sit down "just for a minute" and suddenly you're 45 minutes deep into conversation, solving life, planning detours, and debating whether the coast trip should include at least three unnecessary stops (it should). The market side is where discipline goes to die. You go in for water... leave with snacks, drinks, and at least one item you'll later say, "honestly... great decision." Parking is easy, place is clean, and the whole experience just flows without trying too hard. This isn't just a market. It's a pit stop that turns into a personality trait. Will I be back? Yeah... next time I'm pretending I only need one thing again.

Very disappointing, won't be back. My wife and I rented E bikes in Petaluma (rental cost 25 cents…read moreper minute per bike) and rode to Penngrove market; we've never been there and thought it would be a fun outing for lunch. While ordering a sandwich there was one gentleman waiting on a sandwich order so I figured it would be fast. After grabbing some chips and a drink I paid, and then waited... and waited... and waited. After 35 minutes I counted 11 additional people standing nearby waiting on orders so I asked the man who was there when I ordered, who was still waiting, how long he had been waiting... 45 minutes!!! Because we were on rental bikes and paying by the minute, I decided to ask about the wait time. I was told my order had not been started... it would be "about another 30 minutes"...that they were backed up "50" sandwiches... and that they tell everyone orders will take 30 to 45 minutes. Because they don't personally take the orders, you order on a slip of paper tossed into a basket, and there is no sign posted advising people of the wait time, the wait time advisement realistically does not exist. Given this level of business you would think more staff would be working but I saw one person making pizza and only two people towards the back making sandwiches. That said, at best, I heard four or five names called for finished sandwiches in over 35 minutes. Honestly, I felt this was beyond unreasonable and requested to cancel the order for a refund. By the time I received a refund, it was disappointing our outing adventure was a failure and I paid an extra $20 in rental fees to just stand around waiting for a sandwich that never came. Quant store and patio but, but not worth the wait... won't be back.

This place seems to always be poppin with a line out the door. There are only a few seats inside…read morenear the windows where you can people watch or be watched by the incoming line while you enjoy a delicious assortment of pastries. I got the prosciutto, fig and jam puff pastry. So yummy and the crunch on the layers were definitely on point. I also grabbed me a chocolate chip cookie which is huge and probably the same size as my face. And of course my sweet tooth wouldn't let me walk away from the register without grabbing a brownie. Took my girlfriends here for some pregame breakfast bites before one of our tournaments and they loved everything they got. So many things to choose from, you'll probably leave with a box. But trust me when I say, I don't think you can wrong here. Clearly it's a popular go to spot you gotta come check them out early!

I feel like this place is a hidden gem and has such amazing pastries and sandwiches. Found this…read morelocation after driving around Petaluma and decided to give it a try. came around noon and initially there was no line however after we ordered the line blew up. We ordered: 1. Strawberry maritozzi: Of all of the pastries this was actually my last favorite. I felt like the bread was a bit dry and flavorless. The cream was good however and not too sweet like your typical American dessert. I think if they could some how use a different type of bun that isn't as dry, this would be amazing. 2. Caprese Sandwich (wrap): This was incredible. I really liked this sandwich. It was so flavorful and the balance of the pesto and chicken was amazing. Highly recommend. Very large and filling too. 3. Mushroom focaccia: Loved this! Focaccia was fluffy and a very generous amount of mushrooms on top. 4. Passion Fruit pasty: I LOVED this! It reminds me of being in hawaii again and reminded me of the malasalas there however in a pastry dough form. 5. Chocolate pistachio croissant: High quality pasty very fluffy and light with huge amount of chocolate. Overall, I felt like the savory items were incredible and overshadowed the sweet items. The sweet were still good though. Everything was high quality and fairly priced. Only item that I wouldn't get again is the Maritozzi.

Large, eclectic space. You can purchase breads and pastries and flowers if you don't want to eat…read moreinside. Come early if you want a seat without a wait. Service was decent, but it did take a while for both main dishes to come out. Some drinks are served in bowls which was fun. The French toast was amazing. Definitely get it. Portions are large and filling so you won't need to eat again until dinner.

When I walk around town and Petaluma, we decided to get something to eat and chose Della Fattoria…read moreDowntown Café. It was pretty busy, but we didn't have to wait very long. We actually got a nice window seat so we could watch what was going on downtown Petaluma. We each ordered a different sandwich. My husband had the turkey and ham sandwich and I had the chicken salad sandwich. The flavors were so divine that it really made it a very enjoyable sandwich. The wait staff is so friendly. They kept coming around checking on us and making sure that everything was fine. It was pretty busy there so it was nice to know that they were still at being attentive. You really have to sit there for a moment to see all the beautiful things that they have inside their store. It is so well decorated that it feels very homie. Also, from my understanding, they have fresh bread there in the morning and they put them out on a stand unfortunately, we got there too late, but I hear nothing but good things about their sourdough bread. Definitely a cute place to go for a nice lunch and it's right in the middle of town.

Lady Blume was one of our last coffee stops on our way home from a great stay in the Russian River…read moreValley, and this cute joint tucked away next to a playground in Cotati was exactly what we needed! Lady Blume Microbakery serves delicious coffee drinks and pastries. Each drink even comes with a tiny cookie! Cute and delicious. The coffee was good, service even better. We even ventured to try their housemade donut holes. These were more like a cakepop without a stick. Very good and a great donut alternative! There is lots of seating inside, and the back room offers more space to spread out. The place was packed when we visited. Seemed like a popular spot for Father's Day morning. While I probably won't be in the area to visit again anytime soon, if you're nearby, Lady Blume is totally worth checking out.

Stopped by for a quick caffeine fix and found this spot to be a cute little cafe with great coffee!…read moreThey also make gluten free baked goods which we did not indulge in. The staff was so nice! They were patient with us while we decided on what to order and made friendly conversation. We were served complimentary cookies with our drinks which is nice but I did not find them very tasty.

This bakery popped up on Google Maps, and as soon as I saw how cute the photos were we had to stop…read morein! What a cute downtown area, too, with a tattoo parlor, taco spot, and more all in a walkable distance. There's a parking lot next to the building and out front, so it's easy to get to. The shop itself is SO CUTE! It's decorated with lots of color and funky decor - such a good vibe when you walk in! Today there were hot chocolate bombs, cupcakes, cake cups, and of course lots of cookies to choose from. And the person behind the counter was so, so nice; I'm guessing the owner? I didn't feel rushed or uncomfortable and felt like I was just chatting with a friend. The cookies are HUGE! I loved that literally everything in the store is labeled, so you don't have to constantly ask "what's this" or "what flavor is that." There was a buy five, get one free cookie deal so obviously we had to get six plus a cupcake. It was about $40 but these cookies are at least 2-3 servings, so it's a great price. A few days later and we're still eating them, and they are still perfectly moist. My favorite was the snickerdoodle or the brown butter with a slab of chocolate on top! The cupcake was tiramisu flavored: a delicious moist vanilla cupcake with an espresso/chocolate flavored filling, fluffy frosting, and a soaked ladyfinger on top. YUM! You should definitely stop here! I know we will be back.

I have been an Odd Cookie Bakery ride or die since the very beginning - from Ana's first shop in…read moreSacramento! While I have yet to visit the new location in Penngrove, she did come back into town last night for a pop-up! I ordered the Break My Heart Why Dontcha Cupcake, an Oatrageous Cookie, a This Cookie Is Bananas, a Bonfire Cookie, a Choco-Lot Cookie and She Works Hard For The Honey Cookie. Not only are the cookies the size of a Buick, but they are soft and filled with so many complexed flavors that make them stand out from all the rest. Oh, and how can I forget all of the creative themes and names she comes up with?! Ana is just such a warm and inviting person and it really shows in her baking and dedication to her shop and customers. Her shop is also very colorfully vivid and bright (just like it was in Sacramento) and I can't wait to see it in person again one day! Check them out if you're in the area - you won't be disappointed!

The people are friendly, helpful , and very professional. The selection of delicious treats are…read moreabsolutely exceptional. The savories are as delectable. Traveling an hour plus to pick up goodies is well worth the drive.

Early am breakfast burritos…read more Good! Cheesey No potato, friendly Early is great! No more words needed yelp

The only thing I regret about coming here is that now every single time I go to Petaluma I'm going…read moreto go out of my way to come back. Seriously, you might think pie is pie, but no, there's pie, and then there's pie from Petaluma Pie Company. Friendly employee and clean area outside the shop is well. So that's good. My only complaint is the eco-friendly fork they provide is absolutely awful. Not sure if it's a Petaluma requirement but real plastic forks would be much appreciated. Regardless, this place is a must-try!

If you're ever in the mood for pie and don't feel like making it yourself, this is the place to go…read more I got one apple pie for my husband and I got the berry pie. I could not wait to get home to try them and it was worth the wait. The young lady at the counter did make some suggestions in case I wanted to try something different other than a sweet pie. They had meat pies there too. I said I would probably try that next time. When we got home, we had dinner and we couldn't wait for dessert and it did not disappoint. We warmed them up in the oven and put a little bit of ice cream on top and it was simply wonderful. The apples and the apple pie were nice and tart and the berries were sweet. Definitely a place to return to, but if you don't know where it is, it might be a little difficult to find, but it's in a little. I guess you would call it an adjuster way nestled in between Starbucks and the deli. It's not too fancy inside, but they have all their pies and stuff on display.

AMAZING bakery! It's a little out of my way, but I don't mind driving here once or twice a month…read moreto treat myself to some fresh Mexican sweet bread. I absolutely love conchas and there's are phenomenal! So soft and the top has a good amount of the sugary goodness. I always save that paste for the end. I love eating them with some hot chocolate. Takes me back to my childhood when my mom would make Mexican hot chocolate and get my brothers and I each a large concha. For the price, the size of the conchas is perfect. I like the flan there as well. Most places put way too much sugar but here it is the perfect amount of sweetness. The custard is silky and so well flavored and the caramel adds just a touch of sweetness. They have many Mexican pastries that you can't find elsewhere. I can't wait to treat myself at the end of the month again!

5/5 all baked goods we tried. Well priced, huge selection of items. Everything we got was really…read moregood. Will definitely return for more! 3/5 coffee (I'm going to choose to blame it on the fact that they use Black Oak Coffee, which I am not a fan of at all.) Iced cajeta latte and iced dulce de leche latte were both not good, unfortunately. Weak espresso (there's that Black Oak!) and little flavor. The coffees were the only negative part of our visit. Literally everything else was super good!! Come here for the BAKED GOODS!

I decided to change things up for Easter this year and ordered Stellina Alimentari's 18" Italian…read moresandwich. Since I was picking it up on Saturday and not serving until Sunday, I called and requested that they put some wax paper between the top and bottom of the bread to separate the contents of the sandwich. I thought the bread would get soggy otherwise. They were happy to do it and wrap the sandwich in plastic wrap to keep in the refrigerator overnight. The sandwich was incredible! Everything an Italian sandwich should be! They gave me containers of seasoned olive oil and giardiniera to spread on the bread before serving. We had eight adults and we had more than enough, with a piece left over for my lunch today! I also ordered the cucumber salad with feta, which was a great side dish. I have been a steady client of both Stellina Pronto and Stellina Alimentary and they have never let me down. The staff are wonderful:) I've ordered countless pastries, sandwiches, Thanksgiving dinner... all delicious! We are so lucky to have them in Petaluma!

Mostly a sandwich spot seemingly, but does have deli options with some Italian market specialities…read more I recently popped in for lunch and ordered up two sandwiches - one was the chicken parm and the second was the turkey. Both sandwiches, and almost all of them sounded, decadent. I prefered the chicken parm over the turkey that for me, was too much. The turkey had bacon, sauces, cheese on a potential foccacia style bread.. it was a lot. The chicken parm was plain and simple and tasty. The chicken was medium thickness, breadcrumbed and fried. The roll was great and overall I enjoyed it. About $18 for a sandwich, which seemingly is the going rate these days for a sandwich. Fresh, delicious and a solid option for bougie Italian sandwiches.