The store is beautiful. However, they are skimping on the rolled sandwiches in the deli fridge. I…read moregot a cracked pepper turkey classic wrap and half of the wrap was empty. There was lettuce covering up that end but no turkey or cheese. I had purchased the same sandwich yesterday and had the same problem. Today I noticed the 2 that were available for purchase both had been short-changed. I felt a bit cheated at $8.99 a sandwich.

Nice patio with 2 levels feels like your in a private plaza,excellent service portions aprópiate…read moreonly claims is that they want to charge for chips and salsa , extra for what is usually a gift of Mexicans restaurants , the chicken was bland

McCaulou's Kids (separate from the main department store) is AWESOME. I got my daughter's matching…read morerain boots, umbrella, and rain jacket here. Also lots of cute toys (fisher price, baby Einstein, stuffed animals, TY, etc) and not to mention clothes, sizes from newborn to about kids 9. The bigger department store is also a nice stop for gifts, has a well sized men's section and ample selection for women-- not just clothing but also some thoughtful small gifts. Solid selection of scarves and hats for winter. Both stores offer gift wrapping and are moderately priced. Friendly customer service is a plus

I needed a swim shorts for summer and rather than order some online and wait for delivery, I…read morethought "why not buy local!" Excellent choice! I say this because, as soon as I walked in the door, it was like the way department stores used to be. McCaulou's reminds me a lot of Mervyn's. Oh how I miss that store! Well, actually I should say how much I miss what retail used to be like. Even though McCaulou's is much smaller and very local compared with what Mervyn's was, it's good to have the opportunity to shop in person at a retail department store. For a small store McCaulou's has a pretty good selection. It's mostly casual and leisure attire. Yet for summertime, the store carries brands like Champion, Columbia, Still Water and Tommy Bahama. To me most of the styles are plain, yet one can do lots of mix and match for an outfit. Perhaps, because my thoughts lately have been wandering off and imagining what it would be like to vacation at an exciting getaway place like the French Rivera, I looked for a complete matching outfit. And I found one by Salty Crew. Cool, a bit contemporary but classy. I was thinking...Something to wear not only poolside but also befitting at a nice hotel's lounge and cocktail bar. Will I be able to get away to Europe this year and bask in the sun at St. Tropez? Probably not! But it's nice to be able to dress like I'm ready to go there. No matter what you are looking for McCaulou's can help. Customer service is outstanding!

Most friendly ever, they are a real antique store, items beautifully and professionally arranged…read more So fun to shop around.

the hands down best place to consign. Sharons knowledge of art. Jewelry and antiques is extensive…read more She knows where to sell anything

its over. Closed. I went by many times…read more Rob sold it years ago. No one there, each time I went. Luckily there is a new Sonoma Skate shop owned by a skater near the Round Table Pizza & CVS I went in and was helped with a complete set up for me and my son. He was helpful. I'll be back. its called VALLEY OF THE MOON skate shop. RIP old school. P.S. there's no surf around here, need an Ocean for that.

Appears to be no longer in business ( I was last by there 10/17/2024.)…read moreNo particular signage that says they're closed permanently, but the few glimpses you can catch through the gaps in the window coverings indicate a mostly empty store with only a few display cases and racks. Sad, this was the best and most complete skate shop in Sonoma County, (and was the premier North Bay shop for quite a while after Purple Skunk closed in SF) IMHO, you will need to go to Bill's Wheels in Santa Cruz to find it's equal.

I say, Tis rare…read morenowadays to find a local, well-stocked, and reasonably proced toy shop. As such, if you are looking for one within the Marin/Sonoma area then look no further! This quaint, and well-stocked shop is as charming as its staff! There are selections for all ages and interests, as well as price-points! From small nick-nacks and novelties to full-on sets and comically large pieces, this establishment has it all! If you find yourself in the area, I highly suggest stopping by; it won't fail to put a smile on your face! Good Show! Value: 5/5 Staff: 5/5

Absolutely my favorite toy store I have been in in the last 20 years. The staff are great the…read moreselection is superb and, super surprisingly, the prices are super competitive - and they gift wrap, like the old days! I am from LA, but can't wait to go back to this shop when I am back in Sonoma!

Discounted table linens, wine glasses, serving accoutrements, etc…read more Much of it is not quite my taste, a little kitschy, but if you poke around a bit you'll find some classier things and the prices are beyond reasonable.

This store is the greatest thing since peanut butter. Love the 8th Street trek to Sonoma Tabletop…read more Once there, the people are so friendly and helpful. Love the inventory, the array of goodies to purchase. I'm so glad you are in Sonoma.

Franci Skaates does not provide receipts on a cash transaction. Good luck trying to return $80.00…read more broken vase., that was due to using 2 pieces of tissue to wrap it rather than bubble wrap. It is a nice store and employees great but her lack of customer service will keep me from returning. Wonder what she does with the cash? I now have a broken vase to give my fried of 70 years for her birthday

H Frank is one of the several home accessories stores that are as much a part of the Sonoma Plaza…read morecommerce as the wine tasting places and the Swiss Hotel. One difference here is that H Frank has a lot more furniture and associated furnishings. It was fun to look around, imagine the possibilities and wonder who really buys this stuff.