Very unique grocery store. It reminded me of the early health food stores. The meat selection was…read moregreat. Really fresh looking chicken. They had that real fresh butchered color. Also saw bison and venison. The workers were friendly. I was able to pickup some vegan marshmallows. Not the easiest item to find at a regular grocery store. I use them for vegan desserts. My daughter has a plant based diet. A lot of people were shopping, so the clientele must not mind paying the higher prices.

We stopped by this market for a deli sandwich on our way out to the beach and they did not…read moredisappoint. We tried two of their signature sandwiches, the Classic Deli and the Talking Turkey although they do have an option to build your own. The rye bread for the Talking Turkey was so good, the Brie combination with the cranberry sauce was amazing. The classic deli is everything you want from a deli sandwich! Service was fast and the market itself has a lot of great options of premade salads, sushi and sandwiches. I tried their Kale salad with cranberries, pickled onions and walnuts, so good!

Walking into this little shop is like stepping back in time. Ambience is fairly plain, like an old…read moretime grocery store. They have an abundance of spices, seasonings oils vinegar's dairy products, specialty beverages and of course eggs you can get flats of eggs for $6 to $13, depending on whether they are organic or not. What's really amazing about this place are the prices! Very, very reasonable! Plenty of free parking. They accept EBT credit cards and cash.

A local hidden gem I wish I was aware of sooner, but hey! I found it thanks to my son. Can't beat…read more$6 a flat of brown eggs. A flat consists of 30 eggs/2.5 dozen. Only $5/flat for white eggs. Also, I was able to pick-up a 1/2 gallon of Clover lactose-free milk, two 1/2 pints of chocolate milk, 3 small Rosa Brothers ice creams, a bottle of Strawberry Orange Mango Pressed juice and a flat of brown eggs all for $23.00! That's including tax! Will definitely be back!

Essentials of Mexican ingredients for home cooking!…read more Their carne asada has a nice chewy bite to it and meat section is of good variety. Adore their premade pick de gallo and guacamole at the cashier area. Now all they need is a side ready to eat meals.

Great fresh food and fresh food products. Very clean organized and helpful service. It's a hole in…read morethe wall entrance with a large surprise inside.

Philo bound camping. En route, there's Asiana to load up on some good eats before heading to the…read morewoods. Hands down great kimbap and certainly a favorite of mine. Added to the mix, sashimi tuna block for some protein! Living primitive for a few days wasn't so bad when having quality food in the cooler. Great selection of adult beverages as well. Appreciate their customer service. They sent us off with a box rather than bags. Appreciate this Korean grocer in Cotati California.

I'm so glad that this Korean focused Asian market exists in this area!…read more Their banchan variety prepackaged and ready to eat, is amazing! Particularly adore their kimchi bean sprouts, japchae, spinach, kimbap, squid in garlic,and radish kimchi. I wish they serve seafood tofu soup. Affordable price for specialty food. There's room for expansion. Solid spot!

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.

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.

Love their tamales!! Authentic, fresh and served hot! They had everythomg we needed for our Mole…read more We'll definitely be returning here.

Super convenient , friendly and with great tamales! Large selection of tortillas, even handmade…read moretortillas. Cheeses, produce, meats. Good stuff!

Great selections! This is so much more than a produce market. They have lots of high-quality…read morefoods. They're produce is especially nice as well.

As other posts have made note of, this is for the BBQ and not the actual market…read more Got a tri tip sandwich and pork rib plate. The tri tip tasted like it was cooked in the microwave - absolutely zero char and the meat was a pale gray color. If I didn't order tri-tip, I would have thought it was diced pork loin cooked in a strange tomato sauce, thrown onto a dry roll. The sandwich was slightly under room temp to the touch The plate was unfortunately not better. The pork ribs as described before me also had 0 char and were covered in a dry (?) rub with the consistency of damp bread crumbs. The taste was okay, but the execution just so not hitting the mark. Beans tasted like they were simmered in tomato paste, and the Mac n cheese had split and it was mostly grease on top of a strange cheese/macaroni conglomerate. The cornbread tasted like corn tortillas that had sat in a moist prep container for hours on end -bland, slightly musty, and also mushy. Andy's is an awesome market but boy oh boy is this BBQ stand not it. Maybe it was super good at one time but what I experienced is not something I would have eaten for free, yet alone the $40ish I spent to toss into the trash shorty after. The guy working the stand was nice and friendly at least. But please do better or don't at all, it's not fair to charge this much for food this low of quality.

I've been going here since I was a little kid and the owner and other people there are really niceread more

I have been going to this business for over 10 years & have nothing but great things to say! The…read moreselection of craft beer & snacks are the best in the area. What really keeps me returning are the owners & service. They are always so friendly & kind to everyone & it is clear that they've built such a community. I always leave so happy & smiling, even if I've had a bad day. Definitely a go-to if you're in the area looking for a clean shop with a good selection. P.S. If you love donuts like me, they have fresh ones every day!