Stopped here Thursday afternoon for a late lunch after visiting Armstrong Redwoods State Park…read more It's pretty much self service; We ordered: Apple & Brie Panini (sweet and savory) and Ham & Swiss Panini (delicious). Found inside seating along the window overlooking the river. Enjoyed a yummy and relaxing lunch.

I'm a local and have been going to Farmhand for years. Love the food and the local vibe. Had family…read morefrom out of state come visit and we went to Farmhand. Everything was great as usual except they charged me a $25 automatic tip for having 6 people. Nobody served us, we picked up our food from the front counter and cleaned up our table. Don't know what the $25 charge was. I'll be sure never to go back. Great food with hidden fees.

This was my second visit to Korbel, and it is a quintessential stop while in the Guerneville area…read more The vibes are perfect. Inside and outside seating in and around the beautiful property of the Korbel winery. There are heaters on the patios for cooler weather and water/bussing stations spread throughout the complex. The sandwiches and deli options here are top-notch. The Legacy was perfect, filled with tender tri-tip. The Vintner is filled with delicious chicken salad, and you can't go wrong with any of their bread choices. Best of all are the scrumptious dessert choices. The carrot cake was great, but the dream bars were truly dreamy. The service was great through and through. All around amazing stop for lunch, very reasonable prices, and a must-visit spot in Guerneville.

It had been a while since I've visited this Market/Deli. Our friend chose here to celebrate her…read morebday after a great hike at nearby Armstrong Woods. The grounds here are always quite lovely and a pleasure to walk past the gardens & nice redwoods to get to the deli. It was quite a bit busier than we had anticipated. It seemed that perhaps they were shortstaffed or not expecting so many people to stop by. We waited in a line to place our order- two of us decided to do the salad sampler. As it was my friend's birthday we ordered a bottle of their brut rosé. When the bubbles arrived, even though the bottle was in an ice bucket, it wasn't properly chilled. We had a glass, but were unable to finish it with the tepid temperature. As we still had almost half a bottle left we asked for a cork or some kind of stopper to bring it home. We were informed they have no such thing. I can't understand how a Winery wouldn't have a spare cork. We ended up passing on the bottle to a group of men having lunch. One friend thoroughly enjoyed the Caesar salad. The two of us that had the salad samples were somewhat disappointed. It seems I had the very last of the pasta salad so my friend was unable to get hers. Upon trying the salad, It had a very strange taste that I couldn't quite figure out. I had both of my friends taste it and they agreed it had a bit of a chalky flavor. Thankfully, when I brought this to the attention to the staff, they were able to let me switch it out. As I mentioned, it was maybe busier than they had expected and were disappointed that they were all out of water as we had just hiked 5 miles in warm weather. Additionally, when we arrived, the Deli was already out of two salads. The outdoor setting is absolutely lovely and adds a big bonus to a dining experience here. We ordered a slice of cake to share to celebrate a birthday and unfortunately, it was on the dry side. Because it's such a beautiful setting and we're guessing they were short staffed I'm rating this a 4 star experience and hoping that at a future time we will be more impressed.

Truly the best ice cream! The flavors are unique and the texture is so wonderful. Creamy and not…read moretoo airy or icy. Just delicious. I was visiting the town and came here every day of my stay.

While the ice cream base and cones were spot on. The chunk of caramel in the crème brûlée ice…read morecream had large chunks and unappetizing. The biggest part of my negative experience was when I saw the bathroom door open and was told after spending $45 for a family of 4, that I wasn't supposed to be using it because of plumbing being old. I think I will be making sure to spend my money at another location when visiting the river every weekend.

I first came to this wine tasting room when Yelp had an event here. Now, every time I'm in the area…read moreand craving some wine, I try to stop by at equality vines. My favorite part is that you can grab a glass and walk around the museum and see all of the local artwork along the walls and throughout the building. I got to chat with two of the artists that were posted and they are so talented and friendly! This tasting room and gallery is the epitome of a welcoming and kind environment. I definitely recommend!

Equality Vines is such a gem! Not only were the wines absolutely delicious (I genuinely loved every…read moresingle one I tried), but the mission behind this place makes it even more special. I was so moved to learn that it's owned by Jim Obergefell, the plaintiff in the landmark Supreme Court marriage equality case. I also love that proceeds from the wines go to support causes that uplift women, the LGBTQ+ community, and other social justice initiatives. It felt so good to know that each sip was also supporting meaningful change. Each wine has a unique name like the "19th Amendment" which is so cool. The space was filled with LGBTQ+ artwork and it is even connected to a gallery down the hall. So you can grab your glass of wine and check out art Nextdoor. Lastly, the service was amazing. This place definitely has a mom and pop vibe and they make you feel super welcomed. We will definitely be back!

A fantastic wine tasting experience under the canopy of a beautiful walnut tree. Remarkable wines…read morein a beautiful Russian River valley vineyard setting.

A quaint tasting area under a beautiful walnut tree in the hills on a light breeze pre-summer…read moreafternoon? Count me in. I called in for a last minute appointment and met Sue underneath the canopy of the beautiful tree. She walked me through a tasting of their organic wines and shared the story of the vineyard land, dating back to the 1800s. We chit chat, we sat in silence and listened to the sounds of nature as I sipped through each of my pours... it was a pleasant start to the day. Their Cabernet Sauvignon is less tannic, which made it an appropriate purchase for me before parting for the day. They also offer a unique sauvignon/riesling blend (it may have been a Chardonnay/riesling), but interesting nonetheless, and one I would have purchased if in the market for multiple bottles.