Large plates! We definitely over-ordered and left with a lot of leftovers…read more Between the two of us we ordered chilaquiles with chorizo, brunchilada, and a crème brule French toast. All the flavors were there! Service was lovely. Seems like a great place to hang out with friends.

We were in town for a short time and stopped by for lunch. It was a relaxed, not too busy…read morerestaurant and seemed to have a lot of options. We opted to share the Birria Hash and thankfully it was so much food that we were both satisfied. The pancakes were fluffy and the sandwich was pretty good. I think the food is good, if you are hungry and don't want to be disappointed this would be a good place to stop by. My personal feud with restaurants today, this one being an example, is how overpriced everything is. For three meals it was $81. The pancakes were good, but $17 for normal pancakes is crazy, and it came with no sides so we added fries which just seemed like frozen reheated fries that were $7. The birria hash was $21 and that I will say was worth the money. Staff was nice.

I used to go to the two niner a lot as a student and licensed pilot. It's a great airport diner -…read moregreat burger, good fountain drinks, a decent view of the passing aircraft on the tarmac! It's actually where I was inspired to take up flying again when my dad visited the area and took me there for lunch as a surprise. The decor is cute - lots of planes hanging from the ceiling and aviation themed photos on the walls. In the summer it can be understandably very busy, so that's my only hangup. Fine if you're popping in on your own to sit at the bar for a burger, but you might end up waiting a while if you're in a group.

I went here easily with my dear friend for her birthday and we enjoyed having eggs benedict. A cute…read morelittle Diner surface was great. The menu was decent for a small place. We really enjoyed our meal. You will not be disappointed and it was entertaining. Watching the planes take off and land. Bon appetit!

My girlfriends and I had a brunch here on a sunday morning. We made reservations so it was pretty…read moreeasy to get in. Plus, we went in at 1:15 pm. The menu was full of options and I would say, the price is decent! They have minosas for $6 and their breakfast sandwiches ranges from $12-16 I got egg salad sandwich which was reaaaallly good and a side of chicken! The chicken is tasty and tender! The potatoes on the side were crunchy and soft on the inside! My guava juice is amazing! I also got coffee! Our server was very sweet and helpful! She is also so patient and kind! The ambiance is great! There is also an outdoor space! I had a great experience overall and would definitely come back!

Came here for breakfast on a busy Sunday. Didn't have to wait too long to be seated and parking was…read morepretty easy to find as it's inside of a plaza. They have a lot of great options on the menu, but my cousin recommended getting either a sandwich or breakfast burrito as him and his wife had already come here before and said they were really good. I opted for a sausage breakfast burrito and a guava mimosa. Drinks came quickly which was good to hold us over while we waited on our food. It was pretty busy. Burrito was a good size and came with sour cream and salsa on the side. Not as seasoned as I would have liked inside the burrito so I'm glad there were condiments. Hot sauce and ketchup along with other condiments are on the table already. My other cousin ordered the chilaquiles. Big portion. Lots of meat and he pretty much ate all of it lol the burrito was big so I could only finish half. Burrito wasn't bad but I wish I would've gotten the sandwich instead. It looked really good! Restaurant was a good size, clean, spacious and servers were nice and attentive. I would definitely come back to try other food on the menu.

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.

This was my second visit to Pearl, prompted by plans with a friend who regularly stops in when he's…read morepassing through Sonoma County. The seasonal menu's offerings were ideal for a rainy April day, when their cassoulet, bocadillo and other cozy options provided the comfort food we were craving. I loved the colorful tables and tasteful decor. It was clearly a regular lunch destination for many of the diners. The bar was packed during the rush, around noon, as well as the other indoor seats. My lunch friend mentioned that the restaurant is owned and operated by a husband and wife team: Annette and Brian. The regulars were greeted with familiarity. It wasn't the kind of place where you're rushed for your order, nor is it a dine and dash location. The menu - both food and drink - has tantalizing options, so it's best to come back repeatedly. My Turkish Coffee arrived quickly after I ordered it, despite Annette being the only server on the floor. I enjoyed the Bocadillo too, especially the pickled vegetables that accompany the sandwich. For those complaining that the portions were small or that the prices were high, the quality of ingredients and depth of flavor are worth the cost and my portion was more than enough to satisfy my appetite, plus I left with the other half of my sandwich as an offering for my hungry twenty-something at home. We ordered a rice pudding for dessert and dug in before I was able to snap a picture! It was delicious though, with the poached blueberries and almonds offering an ideal balance of texture and flavor to earn this simple dessert my esteem. Next time I want to try the beet & sour cream cake though!

3.5 stars Perhaps I…read moremisordered - really wanted to love it more. The trout sandwich was good but not exceptional. The Moroccan rice pudding was delicious though, and not too sweet. Overall, a good casual brunch spot, but not a must visit for out of towners.

Cafe Mimosa is such a great brunch spot in Petaluma! The food is consistently delicious, the…read moreportions are generous, and there are so many great options on the menu that it's hard to choose. The atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming, and the staff always make the experience enjoyable. It's the perfect place for a weekend brunch, breakfast with family, or catching up with friends over mimosas. We love having places like Cafe Mimosa right here in Petaluma and will definitely continue coming back. A wonderful local spot that's always worth a visit!

What a pleasant surprise and a great experience. You wouldn't think it from the way it looks on the…read moreoutside (pretty bland), but this place not only serves up amazing food but also has extremely good service. The inside is very clean, spacious, and modern, which is a big plus. Their music playlist was also super cool. We were visiting the area from SF for an event and decided to check this place out because it was close to our hotel and let me tell you I thoroughly enjoyed my experience there. You should give it a try! We got the breakfast burrito on tomato wrap and huevos rancheros with a side of a single banana oat pancake. The staff was extremely pleasant and helpful and they had about 8 waitresses on rotation serving everyone, super efficient operation and amazing food served up fast! Highly recommend!

The food was sooooo good! Came out quick and the staff was really nice. We will make this a stop…read moreevery time now for travels.

Food is not terrible, but it is overpriced. Service comes…read morewith a sense of being rushed. Ambiance is overcrowded and stuffy. Unfortunate for Uptown Petaluma.

I don't like breakfast, but I love this place. It's the only spot I've had breakfast in the past 5…read moreyears. The waffles, the pancakes, the omelettes all are top-notch. Everyone who works there is always cheerful and fun. Keep up the great work.

Five star service. Really. Best beignets I've ever had…read more Onion rings are beer battered and delicious. I'll be back...