Andy's Produce Markets

»10 Relatives, 7 Days, and a Lot of Eating (long report)

. But here’s a rundown of what we did for food: ANDY'S MARKET (Sebastopol): WOW! I love this place. The heirloom tomatoes were only $2/lb and possibly the best tomatoes I’ve ever had in my life. Cheese was well-priced,... READ/REPLY (by Pei , updated August 17, 2009)

»Apple Adventures in Sebastopol: Andy's Produce Market ... Andy's is dandy!!!

of Sonoma County, Andy’s is able to obtain many items from local farmers who only produce small amounts. So during the summer, fruits like berries and apples come right from farms near our market. Although the price may not beat... READ/REPLY (by rworange , updated August 3, 2009)

»Recs for food shopping between Santa Rosa and Sea Ranch

Andy's Market is a good bet. A bit out of your way, but not that far, (and I always like to plug this place) Wild Flour Bakery is worth a detour. Except that the one thing you can get locally right there in Sea Ranch are baked... READ/REPLY (by dunkerin , updated March 30, 2009)

»Russian River Valley:Grocery Shopping/General Provisions

If you’re coming to Cazadero from the south via Highway 101 and then 116, I’d stock up in the city of Sebastopol, at the Safeway, Whole Foods, Fiesta Market, Andy's Produce, etc. You could also drive slightly more... READ/REPLY (by potterstreet , updated August 29, 2008)

»Where to find good yellow corn on the cob? [moved from General Topics board]

Had some yummy, not-so-sweet yellow corn from Andy's produce in Sebastopol (on 116 north). There were tired cobs on the top, but the ones in the back (and on the lower layers) were fresh and tasty; look for unwrinkled husks. 69... READ/REPLY (by MagicMarkR , updated July 21, 2007)

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“Recharge with an iced coffee or try one of the varieties of peanut butter milk shakes at My Friend Joe’s coffee kiosk. Then cross the parking lot into local favorite Andy’s Produce Market for picnic supplies. Inside you’ll find everything from ripe 99-cents-a-pound local peaches to homemade jams, wine, beer, good-looking granola, seed-y loaves of bread, cheese, and an olive bar. Bring said supplies out to the beach before driving back into town for drinks and dinner.”>

From A West Sonoma Road Trip by Lessley Anderson, 8/31/2009

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