Willow Wood Market Cafe

Food was delicious. I had the egg sandwich. It was very well made, from scratch, on delicious bread. I’m trying to google how to make it myself so I can eat this from the comforts of my own home 😂 My waiter came off as almost lazy and interrupted me twice when I was speaking so I wasn’t a huge fan of him lol. The place was also a bit loud for my taste, but it was clear it was a calm crowd that were repeat customers.

Our Sunday breakfast favorite in the cute town of Graton, California. Great food and a wonderful staff. Eat inside and enjoy the eclectic art or outside in their covered patio. Open for lunch and dinner also.

Great local spot. We enjoy the friendly staff, great food and casual dining. One of our favorites fir breakfast, lunch & dinner. Love the coffee drinks, egg breakfasts, French toast. Lunches are get for one or to share with friends like salads, soup specials, French dip & sandwiches are terrific. Dinner is great, whether it's chicken pot pie, spaghetti with meatballs or steaks with fixings. Desserts are nice touch to finish a meal. So yummy.

One of my favorite brunch spots! Its the type of place I love to take friends from out of town to show off our local yums. If you haven't been yet but sre interested in going, please, please, please try their polenta!!

Overall a good experience at Willow Wood Market Cafe. We ordered a brunch dish and a lunch dish. Both were beautifully plated. Food came out very quickly from the kitchen. The chicken salad plate is delicious. The Benedict Florentine was good but the cold fruit next to the warm food was not great. Would have preferred a separate fruit dish so it wasn’t warm. Service was good. Atmosphere was busy both inside and out. Definitely on the higher price range for brunch. Will return.

Willow Wood Market Cafe offers a charming and inviting atmosphere, making it an enjoyable place to relax and dine. The service was warm and attentive, which added to the overall experience. However, the food and drink offerings were a bit of a mixed bag. I started with a Cafe Mocha, and while it was decent, it came served in a bowl rather than a cup, which was somewhat off-putting. For the premium price, I expected a more refined presentation and richer flavor to match. Unfortunately, it fell short on both fronts. For my meal, I had the Benedict Florentine. It was well-executed and enjoyable, but it didn’t leave a lasting impression. In contrast, my wife’s Chicken Salad was a highlight. After sampling it, I can confidently say it was much better than the Florentine — fresh, flavorful, and perfectly balanced. It was easily the standout dish of our visit. Overall, Willow Wood Market Cafe shines with its delightful ambiance and friendly service, but the inconsistency in the food and drink leaves room for improvement. That said, the Chicken Salad is a must-try if you’re planning to visit!

This place is a gem. Went for lunch with an old friend. My first time going here. Friendly service. Good looking menu I had a Grilled Salmon sandwich on sourdough, it was excellent. She had the market plate which has a good selection of stuff on it, she enjoyed it. It's got a little hoke in the wall vibe but spacious inside with a back patio also Loved it, will definitely be going back

We stopped in for a pre wine tasting lunch and it was great. I have been wanting to stops in here and this seemed like a perfect time. We came right at the transition from breakfast to lunch so it took a bit longer than I imagined for service, but it made sense! We really loved all the food we got and I definitely would like to try more things on the menu. Chicken pot pie was a hit! As we’re the salads, I think the flavor of the actual polenta was a little bland, for my liking, but I think the toppings made up for it a bit. Will definitely be coming back.

So many things about this place I love. The kitchy-decor, the nice staff, lots of variety on the menu to satiate all sorts of tastes & moods. :) But 100% when you are hankering for warm comfort food on a rainy day, there is NOTHING better than Willowwood's Chicken Pot Pie.

Consistently good food and service in the small town of Graton. Have gone here almost monthly with various friends and it has been solid each time. Went here with a friend from out of town recently for a weekend lunch. It was busy but not packed, we were greeted shortly and given the option of the heated back patio or inside. Server came soon after and we got water and drinks. If you like an Arnold Palmer, they make it with their house made lemonade so it's extra good. Always good special, sandwich and salad options as well as polenta and entrees. I had the pastrami sandwich special which was on excellent buttered sourdough with lots of meat. My friend got the pork tenderloin sandwich with apple and also the good sourdough and loved it. I've had the chicken pot pie before which is large - I usually take half home - and made with great pastry. Service was friendly and not rushed. There is an antique store and a very good art gallery featuring many local artists for a stroll before or after your meal.

We had the most pleasant lunch experience here. They have a beautiful covered patio area in the back and they had our table ready when we arrived on this Wed afternoon. They take reservations for parties of 6 or more and Zac was kind enough to reserve a table for us when I called the day before. It was raining outside but the fully covered patio was comfortable and dry. I prefer the patio as the inside can get warm, especially if the sun is coming through the windows. When I've been here in the past, I normally order their open-faced egg salad sandwich or chicken sandwich (both very good), but today my friends were going on and on about the polenta so I decided to give it a try. We ordered: - Hot muffaletta - salame, hot coppa, mortadella, ham & provolone with a small side of greens - Goat cheese & pesto polenta - roasted red onions, roma tomato with garlic bread - Market plate - sautéed spinach, coppa, creamy polenta, roasted tomato, hard- boiled egg and toast - Roasted vegetable ragout polenta with spicy chicken sausage - red sauce, pesto, parmesan with garlic bread - Meatloaf sandwich - special of the day My friends were not kidding. That polenta is amazing! I thought the red sauce and chicken sausage complemented the polenta very nicely. It was a touch salty for me but nevertheless, it was thoroughly enjoyed. One of the ladies mentioned that the Market plate is her favorite so she regularly orders it. The gentleman who ordered the meatloaf sandwich is normally a light eater but he ate his entire sandwich and side coleslaw! He loved every bite and I loved watching him enjoy his meal. Mike was our server and he was sweet enough to take a couple group photos of us. He came around to refill our waters and check on us to see how we were doing. He had a busy day as the patio eventually looked pretty full as it got closer to 12:45. Great company, incredible food, excellent service. Thank you for a memorable dining experience for us all.

Willow Wood Market Cafe, what a GEM! I came across this place on my Yelp feed and I just had to try it! Perfect weekend to go for my mom's birthday. As soon as we walked in, I was so impressed with the decor and how everything looked. It felt as though you were eating at someone's house. The vintage feel to it is just great! The food and service were amazing!!!! The staff were super friendly and welcoming!! I have definitely made this our go to spot, and I can't wait to try their dinner menu!

I really enjoyed my visit to Willow Wood, but while I think the food was good, I cannot justify the prices. The pear salad barely had any actual pear in it. The soup was very tasty and filling, but again was overpriced. The sandwich was probably the best thing I had from here, so I do recommend this! The food overall was very filling and seasoned well. In terms of the service, the waitress was very kind and helpful, and made sure to be attentive to our requests. The outdoor seating area was very cute and had strong heaters during the colder weather. Overall, I do recommend, but beware of the pricing!

I've been here several times and would have reviewed it more but the cell service is spotty at best and I couldn't start one or check in at the restaurant! That said, I love the vibe here, so Graton, so laid back, so insanely delicious and hearty portions! Even when there's tons of people its not super-deafening loud. They have really nice heaters in the outside-ish area in back, and that's my fave. Roomy and comfy. I think dogs might be cool there, too. Plenty of parking and wonderful service make this the go-to breakfast/lunch place to keep on the short list!

This is a really cute spot!! Stopped here for brunch on our road trip on a Saturday morning. A little busy but we were seated fast. I ordered a simple two eggs platter and my friend - grits. We got food relatively fast and enjoyed the ambiance. My favorite is actually the patio (which we didn't sit because we didn't bring jackets) but definitely a cute spot for sure!

My first time here. I ordered the ham and baked eggs with cheese. It came with sprouted sourdough, and a cup of fruit with some lovely jam on the side. While it was definitely tasty I thought it was a bit insubstantial. I was still a little hungry, so we split a gingerbread, which was phenomenal. The service was excellent, and the people were very nice. I'm not sure I would come back. $30 out the door for breakfast is a little steep given the amount of food that we got.

I have been going to Willow Wood for at least two decades. This is one of my favorite breakfast spots in Sonoma County. It has changed a lot over the years. They have gone from having a quirky gift shop in their cafe to opening up a beautiful back patio during the pandemic times when we could only dine outdoors. One thing that has not changed here are their best breakfast dishes. The Market Plate is possibly one of the most perfectly composed dishes I've ever had. Perfectly cooked polenta, sautéed spinach with coppa, a boiled egg, a roasted tomato and toast with cambazola cheese. Everything on this plate works together. An added bonus would be to ask for their berry jam and put that on your cambazola toast. It's amazing! Other standout dishes include their Steak and eggs, their scrambles, and their French folded eggs which are unique! The service here is always pleasant and friendly. The atmosphere is always warm and inviting. Love this place! Don't ever change!

I came here for the first time yesterday and absolutely loved it. Staff was friendly and the hot turkey sandwich special was amazing! I also love how big the restaurant is inside and it wasn't too loud despite how many people were there. I will definitely be coming back.

I was surprised I have not left a review for this café before. I've been coming here for many years and I have never been disappointed with the food. One of my favorites is their creamy polenta and I try to get it each time. Everything there tastes super fresh. I also like the various interesting spaces where one can enjoy their meal. I've had Madison as our server the last two times I visited here and she is a hard worker with a friendly attitude. The prices are a tad high I think- I usually share a meal with a friend as I did this time. Also, my chai latte was delicious.

Oh my, what a wonderful establishment. I need to check the history of the building. It looks like a late 1800's, early 1900's general store., even on the inside. It's bright & airy. The staff is very nice and attentive. The food was excellent, as well. I had one of the daily specials, a Spanish grilled cheese sandwich. It was huge, with lots of melty cheese, jambon (ham), and tomato. I didn't realize that it came with a salad and ended up ordering the pear, goat cheese & walnut salad. Glad I did, though. It was excellent. This place is definitely going in my rotation.

I've been wanting to come here for ever and I had high hopes. Walked in to an almost empty restaurant on a late afternoon. It was cute inside, country modern. Initially there were 3 waitstaff but after we were seated, only 2 remained. It took a while for our server to come. Seconds after we finally ordered, we realized she didn't ask our drink order. We waited again. She was too busy talking to the other waitstaff and it took a little bit to get her attention. The dense meatballs were massive and the sauce was decent and the bread was a tad too hard. I ordered the french dip and the meat was gray and lacked flavor. The waitstaff forgot my au jus sauce and as I waited and waited, I realized again that she had forgotten. I thought the sauce would make a difference but it was way too salty for me. Oh, I forgot to mention the coleslaw that smelled and tasted rancid. My boyfriend ordered the chicken pot pie and he said the crust was nice but the filling lacked flavor. He also found a few flour lumps. I'm sure the breakfast is good here and I was looking forward to coming back and eating in the handsome patio area but I'm so turned off that I doubt I would come back.

Always a pleasure to eat here. So many delicious menu choices. Stopped by around 1:30 on a Thursday and the place was jumping. We sat outside on the relaxing patio and as usual the server was friendly and efficient. Our salads came out quickly. Hummus and eggplant capa nota and the smoked trout salad. The trout was so fresh, moist and flavorful. Their coffee is great and the staff makes you feel that they appreciate your business.

all good!!!! fast service, good value nice patio "ambiance always dependable and affordable!!!!

Came here for a late lunch at 3 and it is much less crowded during their brunch time. food is fresh and delicious. I had the turkey and swiss. I wasn't even hungry but I still finished the side potato salad and half of the sandwich, it was that good. the place is clean and has cozy decorations, a great place to meet up with friends!

Husband and I have long adored Underwood Bar & Bistro, which is Willowood's sister restaurant across the street. We've heard a lot of good things said about Willowood's ham and Brie sandwich so we decided to head out there. Willowood's vibe is casual and fun, and had more seating than I would have thought. We were greeted warmly and were given a table right away. One thing I noticed rather quickly was how very hot it was inside. They sat us near a very sunny window where my poor husband cooked for the duration of our meal. A few fans or a little bit more A/C would have made for a nicer experience. My husband ordered the ham and Brie sandwich (black forest ham, Brie, pears, mustard, balsamic vinaigrette) and I chose the turkey and Swiss (turkey, Swiss, marinated red onions, apples, mustard, lemon vinaigrette). My husband also ordered an ice tea ($5) and was dismayed when he watched our server pour it into a glass from a can. He took one taste and promptly sent it back, it had the strangest flavor. Certainly not your standard black iced tea. Along with our sandwiches, we were offered a side of either potato salad, coleslaw, or mixed greens. We both went with the potato salad. Our plates were brought out in a timely manner and we were eager to dig in. The bread on the sandwiches ended up being the best part, it was fresh and toasted nicely. It resembled sourdough but was more like a rustic, crusty, white bread. The rest of the sandwich, for both of us, left us pretty underwhelmed. The amount of meat on each was pretty skimpy and we both agreed that our sandwiches were lacking something- an aioli or some kind of item to give it more oomf. It wasn't until we were both done eating that we realized; neither of our sandwiches had their respective vinaigrettes! What a bummer, I do wonder if we would have enjoyed them more had they been made the way they were supposed to. I'd be willing to go back and give them another try. The potato salad was good. Overall it was an alright experience. Service and atmosphere was nice, temperature of the place was far too warm, and our sandwiches were incomplete. Each sandwich was $19.50 and while it did include a small bit of potato salad, it felt pricey considering what we were served. Perhaps next visit will prove to be a better one.

Enjoying another business nearby, we asked the owners where they recommended we eat. Willow Wood was their suggestion and it was only a few doors down. We came an hour before closing and left full, but not blown away. Upon entrance, I felt like I was in another place. The interior is like a cozy restaurant found in the countryside. There is also an outdoor patio. We came when it was hot out, so circulation inside wasn't the best. Service was average at best--not too friendly or helpful just felt like they were all in their worlds. Our food came out fast which was appreciated. They offer brunch and lunch, Mom had the Black Forest Ham and Brie and Pop got the Eggs Benedict. I had the Farmer's Scrambled Eggs with no cheese. My scramble was lacking in flavor and seasoning. Home fries were on the menu but I received none. My Mom enjoyed her sandwich but my Pop said his Eggs Benedict was rough to cut into and just not too good. Quite disappointed in the taste but I'm glad we all had full bellies after. We aren't familiar with Graton but found Willow Wood Market Cafe to be just okay. Parking is found all around the neighborhood. Prices are decent but quality depends on what you order

After wine tasting my adult family needed to add food to our visit to the town of Graton. This pace was recommended. As we approached we could see it was a popular place. Very busy. The place is functional fun country inside. We were immediately greeted and seated. It was a little loud from the high ceiling and tile floors. The wait staff was flying to keep up with the crowd. My wife had the grilled cheese sando, my beautiful daughter had the scrams, and I had the Eggs Benedict. Delish and plated wonderfully. Great eye appeal. We shared all plates. All were on point. Side note: the toast under my E-Bennie was almost to leathery to cut. I mean really leathery. I almost sent it back ... however the plating and flavor made me push through. I'd go back.

A week beforehand we reserved a table for 8 on a Friday night. We were greeted & immediately seated. Server Nancy was cheery and did a great job of answering questions and taking care of our special requests. From their regular menu, we ordered 3 chicken pot pies, 1 salmon, 1 baked shrimp with polenta, 1 meatloaf and mashed potatoes, 1 roast chicken, and 1 Greek salad with 1 tomato soup (a daily special). Everyone seemed pleased with their choices (although it was reported that the "shrimp didn't have much flavor and the polenta was too busy with peppers & onions"). I couldn't have been more happy with my meatloaf & mashed potatoes (with mushroom gravy on the side) - perfect comfort food. In fact, as a testament to our overall satisfaction, the group all ordered take-out sandwiches from Willow Wood on Saturday!

Even with a deceptively long line, waiting to get in to the café during the lunch hour. The wait was only 10 minutes. Kudos to the hostess for being able to yell my name loudly down the street to make sure we didn't miss our seating... The wait was worth it as the food is pretty amazing here and the prices are fairly reasonable compared to other restaurants these days. The restaurant gets extra stars for not padding the bill with add-on fees -- just the meal, tax, and a place to remind you to leave a (well-deserved) tip., as service was pleasant and timely (with extra points for the guy who spotted our half-empty water glasses and refilled them). We had a huevos two ways -- well sort of... My BFAS** had the more conventional Huevos rancheros, with the eggs, being poached, I opted for the Carnitas plates instead of with those Carnitas and ordered a side order of two eggs over medium to throw on top -- much better in my opinion, as the carnitas were spot-on, Not overly salty and just the right amount of grease As Arnold Schwarzenegger would say, "we'll be back". ** BFAS: Best Friend And Spouse

Walking into Willow Wood feels like stepping back in time. The interior gives a warm, cozy, country store feel. Willow Wood (sister restaurant to Underwood across the street) offers a unique comfort food menu for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. I was in the area mid afternoon, around 3pm, and ordered a few items from the lunch menu to-go: -pear and goat cheese salad - $15.75 *this was fresh and delicious with crunchy little gem lettuce and candied walnuts -goat cheese and pesto polenta with garlic bread - $18.95 *tasty flavor combo but polenta is probably better enjoyed fresh at the restaurant - they offer a few polenta options *devoured the garlic bread! -roasted pork tenderloin sandwich - spinach, fontina, basil aioli (hold the mustard) - $18.50 *my guy liked this cozy sandwich which came with a small side of potato salad and pickled veggies

Outstanding food & Service. The hot turkey and Swiss sandwich is amazing. Highly recommend this place.

I love Willow Wood Market Cafe! It reminds me of how restaurants were pre-covid both in service and food quality. My favorite breakfast of all time is served here at Sunday brunch only-the Monte Cristo! And theirs does not disappoint, it is SO good. The best one I've had in Sonoma County, will update with a picture next time.

Front Hostess Lady extremely rude (racist) had to dispute Credit card charge as she took advantage of Tip! Luckily i took a picture of Receipt to dispute charge! never again going to this place! BTW Food was horrible...

The food and service are always phenomenal! Love that we can enjoy with our pup on the back patio. Always pleased from start to finish! 10/10!

Love the ambiance! Service okay. Not worth $20 tip I left. Food...AWFUL! Hot Pastrami sandwich greasy, no flavor, and very little meat. Side of Garlic-Pesto bread @ $9 with a little smear in middle? C'mon! EXPENSIVE! $84.48+$20.00 for 2 people! So disappointed! If you're going to charge $24 for a sandwich, gotta put in better effort. Place was full though so I'd say this restaurant is pretty lucky they get the business they do. I won't be adding to that business. I came from Santa Rosa so, for me, a waste of gas. I liked the gal who seated me. She had a smile on her face. Very nice! Not sure how to post 1 pic

Worth the drive! A good friend recommended this place to us, and we've been back a few times. The eclectic dining room doubles as a local market/gift shop. There is a large enclosed patio perfect for a relaxing morning. Everything is so fresh and thoughtfully prepared. Their creamy polenta is perfection and not something you see often on a breakfast menu. The menu offerings occasionally rotate. It would be great if they opened earlier, and it can definitely get busy on the weekend-reservations recommended for large groups.

Such a cute place! Very friendly and attentive staff/service. Salads were fresh and delicious! Kids really loved the buttered noodles. They ate em up so fast. I didn't have a chance to take a picture. We will definitely be back!

The food was very tasty and the ambience was very nice, but very expensive. Tea is $5? My friend had the polenta with veggies and it looked delicious. I had the turkey and cheese sandwich. It was very good but again too expensive. I know everywhere is expensive but .... Service was pretty good, not great.

We visited Willow Wood for breakfast before doing some hiking since it is pretty close to some of the parks. We had no issue parking close to the restaurant, and we were easily seated once we arrived inside. Willow Wood has a very country feel, with cabin-y vibes and decor. The menu is fairly extensive, so you can definitely find something for everyone. I wound up going for the French folded eggs, which featured fontina and basil alongside some toast and fruit. The fontina in the eggs made them sooo creamy, which I loved. The basil was the perfect touch on top too! My sister enjoyed the Market Plate, which was unique with a side of polenta and a blend of gorgonzola / cambert cheese atop some fresh bread, accompanied by egg, spinach, and toms. While I enjoyed my dish and the creamy eggs, hers definitely had a taste of everything. Prices were reasonable for the entree size, and we were full for a while. Coffee was standard but paired well with the meals. Service was solid, as our server checked in on us an appropriate amount of times but wasn't overwhelming. I would recommend Willow Wood for a low key, filling breakfast for anyone visiting the area!

Delicious! We don't visit Graton often, but we sure are glad we tried this place. We came for an early lunch and were seated in their patio, which was lovely. It got a little warm because of the summer heat, but once they turned on the fan it was perfect. The pot pie was not only delicious, but beautiful to look at, and the vegetable ragout on polenta was creamy and filling. The sandwich was good too! We were definitely impressed and look forward to trying everything on their menu.

I have dined at this restaurant many times over the past 20 years. The dining experience is consistently good. The service is prompt and friendly. The beer and wine selection are limited but well chosen. I usually have the Steak with melted Blue Cheese which is always delicious with a nice Zin. This restaurant is known for its polenta dishes so tonight I ordered the polenta with meatballs and marinara sauce: The polenta was delicious as was the marinara. The meat balls did not seem homemade to me. I could be wrong but the texture said frozen to me. It was worth ordering anyway but next time I'm going back to the steak. They offered a desert menu which included Gingerbread with whipped cream. Wish I had the appetite to order it but sadly I was full. Overall it is always a pleasant experience to dine at Willow wood and I will be back soon.

Several servers standing at the bar eating food in full view of customers- in addition to this they did not wash their hands in between eating and then preparing drinks for customers. This is a VERY unhygienic practice and also very likely violates the health code. They also totally ignored the person at the register waiting to pay.

I had the shrimp polenta and my date the vegetable polenta. Delicious and we were treated like the neighbors we are. And it is always a pleasure to toodle around and see what is cool.

THE BEST breakfast I've ever had. That's all I have to say because no one has topped it to date!

We had reservations for 9 people on a Sunday morning for brunch. We had to wait a few minutes to be seated due to another party lingering. Once seated, service was prompt and friendly. We ordered a variety of dishes as well as drinks. Our party particularly enjoyed the open faced egg salad sandwich as well as the Venetian breakfast. I was impressed by the amount of dishes centered around poached eggs/polenta and those that were not on your typical breakfast menu. The breakfast cocktails were delicious as well. Overall the space was cute and cozy and perfect for a breakfast/brunch on a rainy day. I would like to visit again to try their lunch/dinner options!

The food at Willow Wood Cafe is wonderful and so is the wait staff. The Hostess can make or break a good experience, however. Things have improved here over the years, but at least one of the hosts at this establishment is very vindictive if you do not want to sit where she wants you to sit. (even if there is NO ONE else in the room) We have had bad experiences here on multiple occasions and don't return for months or years. We thought all of the control freak hosts were gone, but we were wrong. Not a great experience. The food and wait staff are great again... but do you want to save a few seats for a possible larger group, or do you want devoted repeat customers?

Willow wood has the BEST breakfast polenta, it's served with real maple syrup so good.

Willow wood has been our favorite place to visit when we are in the area for breakfast! The customer service is always top knotch and the food is always amazing. They have a nice atrium like seating outside which is very nice. If you plan to visit I definitely recommend you go early as it is a very popular place. Ps try the yogurt parfait it is amazing!!

So first we were a bit put off bc they only offered breakfast and my boyfriend doesn't like eggs and they were out of French toast. So we had granola and an egg scramble. It was ok but I asked for no onions and they were made with onions. I give it the 4 star bc the food was good and our driver told us their chicken pot pie was amazing so we went back and so happy we did! Great local spot fresh foods

Very poor service. Hadn't been in years. Sat outside. Lovely. Ordered an appetizer... table of 6 next to me who came after I did all had their lunches. I still just had an ice tea, now gone. After I asked, my food finally came. Then when I was finished, no sign of help. I went inside and my waitress had left for the day.

Super cute, not-so-little cafe in the downtown of Graton. Parking isn't too tricky to find (check around the corner if the street itself is full). My friend and I came here looking for a space to do some work with wi-fi and were a little surprised that Willow Wood is a full sit-down all-day diner, but staff were still very friendly and welcomed us to do our laptop work as it was an off hour and pretty empty. There's plentiful indoor seating as well as a shaded, quieter outdoor space in the backyard. The menu options are extensive, and the coffee drink + ginger ale we ordered were yummy, with the coffee being quite strong and aromatic and ginger ale bubbly as can be. Grateful for kind, work-friendly places like this.

Incredible food, great service! I go to Willow Wood as often as I can...and I'm fortunate that I only live 5 minutes from this gem!

We were wine tasting at Paul Mathew's for their awesome pinot and wanted to eat at Underwood but they closed unexpectedly for lunch out of nowhere. Willow Wood is the sister restaurant, same owner from what my husband said since in his teens worked at Underwood. There was a little wait and service was slow but it was good. I got the hot muffaletta. It was delicious, the bread is super oily though but it's super good. The Caesar salad was good too. I would get this sandwich again! My husband also enjoyed his meatball sandwich. Good sandwiches.

It's been quite some time but it's still good and a great stop prior to wine tasting in the area. We had a chicken salad open faced sandwich, a brie and apple sandwich and a mediterranen salad. All good. thanks again

Never had a bad meal! Been coming for years! Best breakfast always and the Polenta is delicious...especially with the Vegetable Ragu...Great menu... lots of vegetarian options...We are here now! The nicest people work here

Everyone in our party loved the food. A lot of great flavor in everything! We all tried each other's meals and agree everything was delicious.

One of my favorite breakfast places in all of Sonoma. Willow wood has an homey atmosphere, the staff is friendly and the food is delish. Firstly, order a glass of their fresh squeezed orange juice. I love the market plate with their funky blue cheeses and delicious creamy polenta. The coppa adds the perfect amount of salty umami. I am also a fan of their scrambles. It's done very well with the right amount of richness from the meaty cheese and the home fries strewn throughout. The lox open face sandwich is not my favorite. It's good but I prefer Grossmans in Santa Rosa.