"After you've enjoyed the granola, feed the bag to your plants! All our packaging is…read morebiodegradable/compost ready." Yum, one of the best granola I have ever had! Right now, these items are available in very limited stores, specifically Northern California. I tried their other 4 different types, and by far, the Cherry Almond is delicious. A little pricey, but you can definitely taste the quality! For example, my cherry almond consists of quinoa flakes, almond, sunflower seed, honey, dried cherries, hemp seeds, maple syrup, ground vanilla beans, kosher salt; 100% of the ingredients are organic!

I love this company and their products; they use quality ingredients and mix great recipes. My…read morepersonal favorite is current rose muesli. I was tickled to be able to order for delivery. The ingredients taste even fresher this way.

I got the acai bowl, asked for extra peanut butter, almond butter & granola! It was so delicious &…read moreperfect ratios! My favorite morning treat! Healthy, yummy, delicious! & the most kindest staff! Cute vibe!

Got 2 drinks, and they were both bad. Tropical twist taste like water. Mango mania had no mango…read more Customer service was also very bad. Guy just looked at us when during the whole transaction, and handed us out drinks with no words Wish I went to Starbucks

In recent years, I've jumped on the granola bandwagon. Sure I've eaten my fair share of peanut…read morebutter/choco dipped chewy granola bars as a kid, but granola has evolved since those days, and for the better! Always on the hunt for good granola, I recently found Tom's Best-Ever. One word: dee-lish! Tom has spent the past 15+ years making granola for family and friends as a hobby. Apparently it was such a hit, people encouraged him to sell it to the public. Years later and *voila*, I'm enjoying Tom's Best from my home! It's different from other granolas (in my opinion), because in addition to the oats, it has loads of yummy dried fruit and nuts like peaches, raisins, cherries, pepitas, pecans, almonds, just to name a few! The taste is definitely homemade as well vs. mass produced. He uses honey, molasses and maple syrup to flavor/sweeten the oats/granola. The result, a rich, dark and naturally sweetened granola. You can tell that a lot of time and effort was put into everything from the product to the packaging. I especially enjoy mine on ice cream, and yogurt, but it's a great snack on it's own as well! I've got mine, now go say "hi" to Tom and get yours! You can find him at Berkeley's Monterey Market, Kensington's Farmers' Market (and Marin FM's) or you can pick some up at Star Groceries, Sam's Log Cabin in Albany or The Artisan Kitchen in Richmond. P.S. Some interesting info: 1) The super cute art work on the label was drawn up by one of Tom's daughters (can you say talented!) 2) The bags are compostable (an added bonus!) 3) He uses all the organic products he can get his hands on (in case you were wondering, and I knew you were - this is SF/Berkeley after all) P.P.S. Store it in your fridge to keep longer. Though mine never lasts past a couple of days. =)

Tom sells homemade granola, not sure if the dried fruits are homemade or not…read more locale: kensington farmers market sampling: Tom" Best Ever Granola" 1/2 # (6.50) -contained homemade oats, pecans, sunflower seeds, almonds, pepitas, 3 kinds raisins, peaches, apricots, cherries, honey, molases, canola oil & maple syrup -ate as snack. granola never made it to a cereal bowl. foodnotes: -samples freely given -pricey cuz it's loaded with dried fruit. -fruits tasted slightly better than the granola.

Pass. Kids and I are huge chocolate fans so we ordered three chocolate items. The chocolate magic…read morecake was dry. The chocolate chocolate cookie looked like charcoal and didn't taste much better than charcoal. The brownie was probably the best out of the three but was still mediocre. It was fudgy but had a dark chocolate flavor profile.

Last weekend I celebrated my nephew's birthday in the City with his friends and our family, and…read moreJane's cupcakes were such a special extra treat! Custom made according to dietary restrictions, the chocolate one was unlike anything I've ever tasted! Not too sweet and SO fresh. And it was seamless to arrange to have them delivered to the birthday party location. It's wonderful to have both a considerate and gourmet style dessert service option per se for even our little ones that require it!

This is one of those places that just kind of feels like home…read more I've been stopping by this market for as long as I've been hiking in the Golden Gate Area, which is over a decade. Some of Good Earth's items are on the super pricy side, but some are also reasonable. The deli and bakery items are usually pretty good. This was the first place I ever found Sjaak's chocolate. Sadly, they no longer exist, but I used to always stop by for their Hearts of Cherry after hiking around Mt Tam. Today I stopped by for whatever looked good enough to buy, which happened to be a pesto chicken calzone from the hot deli case, a slice of chocolate cake that looked too good to be $5, some roma tomatoes, and a blueberry banana water. The pesto chicken calzone had decent flavor, but it literally had like half a cup of grilled onions on it. Like, there was an entire opaque layer of grilled onion. Adding onions to compensate for less meat is one of the oldest Italian tricks in the book, and is the basis of many great recipes. In this case, it was a little much. Also, the crust didn't have any flavor, but for $10, for this area, it wasn't bad. The chocolate cake was the worst chocolate cake I've ever had in my life. It should have been labeled "iced biscotti," because that's about how dry it was. After a few bites, I had to double check to make sure I didn't accidentally grab an expired piece. It was so dry!! Okay, so, the cake was a mistake, but everything else was good. Their fresh deli pizzas looked AMAZING, but I did not take one home. Overall, the store is very clean, well lit, and merchandised nicely. My only issue is the twinkie sized stall in the ladies room, with a door that opens inward, trapping anyone who is greater than four inches in diameter between the toilet and the door. Sometimes you seriously have to wonder what kind of psychopath designed women's public restrooms. It's like, if you are larger than an actual Barbie doll, good luck getting in and out without touching the public toilet! So, I actually made two separate purchases. First, I purchased the calzone, and took it back to my car to eat. Noticing that I was surrounded by Teslas and eating disorders, I put up my sunshades so that I could eat in peace, without becoming a TikTok reel. After I finished eating, as I was lowering my sunshade, I caught the man parked next to me in the act of taking a video of me, anyway! My car is ugly enough to make a classist person assume that I'm a homeless person, which I'm sure is what happened in this case. Maybe he was planning to post it on social media as an example of how homeless people were ruining his life. When he saw a nicely dressed woman in a brand new, pretty dress (me) he looked shocked. I looked back and forth between him and his phone which was pointed at me, and glared. He lowered the phone and stared at me, wide eyed and jaw dropped, as if he wanted to explain. I glared at him as hard as I could. Classist rich people harass me like this all the time. As a formerly homeless person, I know that in reality, there's no such thing as "looking homeless." People who "look homeless" are usually housed and struggling with mental health issues, while homeless people who live in shelters are usually very well-groomed. But tell that to the classist rich person who thinks it's funny to take videos of other people and post them on the internet to mock them. I wish it was illegal to do that, but it's not. So if I'm posted on "homeless people of Marin" or something, that's what's up, even though I'm very much housed and employed. A calzone with a side of classism. Not the store's fault. But irritating none the less.

RE: Holly in the Deli…read more Exceptional, caring and fast service. Holly also takes time to provide personal customer service (she took me to Customer Service to find my lost sunglasses). Holly recognizes her repeat del customers! She could be "in charge"!

My friend took me to Flour Craft for her favorite lox and bagel dish. Dish was a good portion with…read morevery fresh ingredients. It is nice to eat a nourishing meal that satisfies the tastebuds and your wellbeing. Really great place for folks looking for gluten-free items. They also had some glute-free grocery items available inside the store. Counter service was okay. We had our lox and bagels to-go but there are some seats inside and outside available. Make a special trip and enjoy the darling village vibe of San Anselmo!

I love that they always have a vegan option. But it's unfortunate that they can only serve A vegan…read moreoption for a place that promotes itself as having option I think in order to be able to say that it should be more than a single one per day.

Went today May 3rd. Very good market. The vegetables were so fresh. Bakery so delicious !…read moreThey have meats, fish, cheese and butter. I wanted to buy all of it

Decided to come here after a day at Muir Woods a little skeptical about how good an organic plant…read morebased ice cream shop could truly be (it was conveniently on the way towards the Richmond Bridge for our way back home which is why we picked it compared to other places in San Rafael or Sausalito). The shop is pretty tiny, located next to a donut shop near the netrance of a medium sized open plan shopping center. Came in there and the worker offered us whatever samples we wanted and we immediately noticed the really interesting but unusual flavors that they had. Of the classic type flavors, we really liked the brown sugar vanilla and the breakfast cereal one. The cherry special drink and the grapfruit one also tasted quite nice. But the ones that stood out the most were the thom ka and the chaat masala ones. while the chaat masala didnt end up having that distinct tanginess you might expect, the thom ka ice cream was mind blowing. It tasted exactly like having the soup but in a cool and refreshingly creamy dessert form. My mind couldn't really process it other than the fact that it was delicious. We ended up opting to pair the thom ka and the brown sugar vanilla to have a "normal" flavor to offset the unusualness of having a thai soup ice cream. We honestly could not get enough of it - it easily was one of the best ice cream scoops we had ever had and it being a plant based ice cream was insanely impressive. Frankie & Jo's will definitely be a place we will be returning to especially as the new seasonal flavors roll out so we can see what other concoctions they might be able to try and conquer.

There were only three flavors available at the fairly small Frankie & Jo's as most of the board was…read moremarked as "sold out" so we taste tested the pistachio and the honey ended up choosing a small size sangria which had a light fizzy pop to it. The service was prompt and helpful but it seems like they're a small batch company so if you're already in the area shopping and it's easy to stop in you absolutely should.