Where to Find the Best Budget Bites in Sonoma County

Here's where you can find a satisfying meal under $20 in Sonoma County.


In luxurious Wine Country, it can sometimes be hard to find a decent meal that doesn’t make your bank do a double take. While Sonoma County is rich in gourmet dining, it lacks in satisfying cheap eats.

Yes, most restaurants have been hit with inflation and consequent rising costs of ingredients. But local residents are feeling the strain on their wallets, too. So we set out to find where you can get a meal for under $20.

You won’t find artfully crafted, tweezer-perfect cuisine on this list. Rather, it’s an assortment of humble yet fulfilling dishes that are as affordable as they are tasty.

Read on below to find the most best budget bites in Sonoma County, and scroll through the gallery above for a sneak peek.

Affordable diner food at Mac's Deli
Hot Corned Beef Sandwich combo with potato salad and a tap beer from Mac’s Deli in downtown Santa Rosa. (John Burgess/The Press Democrat)

Santa Rosa

Fourth Street Deli

It doesn’t get much more “best bites on a budget” than this casual corner deli. All sandwiches are under $13 — a favorite is the Spicy Chicken Chipotle Panini ($10.95) with chicken breast, chipotle cream cheese, onions, peppers and pepper jack cheese. Throw in a half-pint deli side, such as the orzo, broccoli crunch or southwest quinoa salads ($5.45 each). You could stop there for a satisfying $16.40 lunch, but why not throw in a housemade cookie ($2.95) for good measure?

300 Mendocino Ave., Santa Rosa, 707-573-9832, fourthstreetdeli.com

Mac’s Deli

Go a la carte for the best budget deals at this historic local delicatessen. For breakfast, you can’t go wrong with two eggs and toast ($7.75), home fries or hash browns ($6) and a choice of bacon, ham or sausage ($5.50) — a total of $19.25. Better yet, go for the short stack of pancakes ($10) and two eggs ($5) for a filling $15 breakfast. For lunch, go for the Reuben ($15.25) with a side of onion rings ($3); or the French dip served with au jus and choice of fries or potato salad for $15.50.

630 Fourth St., Santa Rosa, 707-545-3785, macsdeliandcafe.com

A’Roma Roasters

This Railroad Square coffee shop has an artsy charm as well as an assortment of affordable meals. The breakfast sandwich ($7.25) comes with two eggs, cheddar and bacon or ham on a buttery croissant. For lunch, try the veggie burger ($9.25) with hummus, lettuce and tomato on ciabatta bread. Don’t forget to check out the goodies behind the counter, including scones, muffins, cookies and cinnamon twists.

95 Fifth St., Santa Rosa, 707-576-7765, aromaroasters.com

Falafel wrap at Zoftig restaurant in Santa Rosa. (Heather Irwin/The Press Democrat)
Falafel wrap at Zoftig restaurant in Santa Rosa. (Heather Irwin/The Press Democrat)

Zoftig Eatery

Zoftig’s breakfast sandwich ($6.50) is simple but delicious, with eggs and chedder on a housemade English muffin. Add-ons like avocado, bacon and ham are $2. For lunch, try the falafel wrap ($14.50) or the loaded Maccabi Bowl ($16.50) with falafel, hummus, baba ganoush, quinoa tabbouleh, mixed greens, beet and walnut dip, and whole wheat chips.

57 Montgomery Drive, Santa Rosa, 707-521-9554, zoftigeatery.com

Mel’s Fish & Chips

Look to the sides and craft your own combo at this local fish and chips institution. Try the one piece fish ($7.49), clam strips ($5.99), chips ($4.99) and individual side of coleslaw ($1). Plus, find corn dogs for $3.50 and fish tacos for $4.25.

1016 Hopper Ave., Santa Rosa, 707-578-1954, melsfishandchips.com

Roseland Taco Trucks 

The trucks lining Roseland’s Sebastopol Road, including Mitote Food Park, boast delicious eats for a fraction of what you’d pay at most sit-down eateries. Best bets include Gio y Los Magos Mexican Grill for quesabirria tacos ($4); Delicias Elenita for tamales ($4); Lucha Sabina for mushroom quesadillas ($13); El Roy’s for tacos dorados (three for $11.25); and Pupusas Y Tacos Marquez for pupusas de carne ($4).

Sebastopol Road, Santa Rosa

Affordable eats at Mitote Food Park
Jose Cazares, right, owner of the Gio y Los Magos Mexican Grill truck holding a plate of birria tacos during the ribbon cutting celebration of the new Mitote Food Park on Sebastopol Road in the Roseland neighborhood of Santa Rosa, on Thursday, July 14, 2022. (Erik Castro / For The Press Democrat)

Pho Vietnam

Consistently hailed as having the best pho in town, Pho Vietnam delivers on generous portions and reasonable prices. Locals like the bun bo hue (from small to extra large size, $11.25-$13.75), a spicy noodle soup with pork and pork blood; as well as the egg noodle chicken soup (from small to extra large size, $11.95-$14.75).

711 Stony Point Road, Suite 8, Santa Rosa, 707-571-7687

Thuận-Phát Vietnamese Sandwiches

A locals’ favorite with some the most affordable banh mi sandwiches around ($7.50 for all). Popular picks are the grilled pork and grilled chicken sandwiches with cilantro and pickled veggies on a French roll.

3020 Santa Rosa Ave., Santa Rosa, 707-889-3966

A Dog A Day

More than just a hot dog stand, this small food shack offers affordable breakfast and lunch staples. Find a ham, egg and cheese croissant ($8.30), bacon and sausage-stuffed breakfast burrito ($9.50) and chicken sandwich ($9.55). But, of course, you’re here for a dog. The Millers Giant Dog ($6.75) is a quarter-pound all beef hot dog, ready to be dressed in Chicago-style toppings ($2.99), like sweet relish, dill pickle, diced white onions and pepperoncinis.

4055 Santa Rosa Ave., Santa Rosa, 707-772-7799

Pupuseria Salvadorena

With a variety of pupusas for $4.50 each, you can try a handful and still be around the $20 mark. Fillings include beans, pork, chicken, shrimp, squash, spinach and loroco blossoms. Also, sweet and savory tamales are $4 each.

1403 Maple Ave., Santa Rosa, 707-544-3141

Bowl & Roll

This unassuming Korean and Japanese spot is known for its large portions and friendly service. The spicy chicken bowl ($16.95) is a best seller — a heap of barbecued chicken sauteed with onions and spicy Korean sauce on a bed of rice and topped with sesame seeds, served with a side salad. 

1331 Guerneville Road, Suite Q, Santa Rosa, 707-595-3772, bowlandrollrestaurant.com

Affordable cheap eats at Roy's Chicago Dogs in Petaluma
Hot dogs come in a wide variety of styles at Roy’s Chicago Dogs in Petaluma. (Courtesy of Terry Hankins)

Petaluma

Roy’s Chicago Dogs at the Yard

Tucked away at the Petaluma Livestock Auction Yard, Roy’s Chicago Dogs offers Vienna all beef hot dogs. Go for the classic Chicago Dog ($7.50), D’s Killa Dog ($7.75) with chipotle barbecue sauce, chopped onions and coleslaw; or the Reuben Dog ($11) with pastrami, Swiss, sauerkraut and a pickle spear.

84 Corona Road, Petaluma, 707-774-1574

Petaluma Brunch Station

For a hearty pick-me-up at this all-day breakfast and lunch eatery, go for the Wake Up Scramble ($16) — three eggs scrambled with chorizo, corn, red onions and avocado, served with toast and home fries or hash browns. Or go big with the filling French Toast Combo ($17.50): three pieces of brioche French toast dipped in Kahlua batter and served with orange butter, plus two eggs and two pieces of bacon or sausage. For lunch, the sourdough burger ($15) includes two quarter-pound patties on fan favorite grilled sourdough with Swiss cheese, grilled mushrooms, red onions, bacon and house sauce. Burgers come with a choice of soup, salad or fries.

732 E. Washington St., Petaluma, 707-762-4095, thebrunchstation.com

Pete’s Henny Penny

This longtime Petaluma breakfast staple has a long menu of diner classics. The pancake combo ($12.95) is a great deal — featuring three buttermilk pancakes, two eggs and two pieces of bacon or sausage. For lunch, all sandwiches are under $20 and come with your choice of side: fries, salad, coleslaw, potato salad or cup of soup.

4995 Petaluma Blvd. N., Petaluma, 707-763-0459, peteshennypennys.com

Alvaro Dueñas dives into his super wet burrito at Chunky’s Taqueria in east Petaluma. Photographed on Monday, February 5, 2024. (CRISSY PASCUAL/ARGUS-COURIER STAFF)
Alvaro Dueñas dives into his super wet burrito at Chunky’s Taqueria in east Petaluma. Photographed on Monday, Feb. 5, 2024. (Crissy Pascual/Petaluma Argus-Courier)

Chunky’s Taqueria 

This inexpensive and community-minded taqueria near Santa Rosa Junior College’s Petaluma campus offers meals even broke college students could afford. The super burrito ($9) is as filling as it is delicious, especially with the carne asada or pollo rojo. Tortas are $7.50, tacos are $3.25 and corn quesadillas are just $1.85.

701 Sonoma Mountain Pkwy, Petaluma, 707-775-3325

Donut Den

Doughnuts and Chinese food don’t sound like a typical match, but here, it works. Doughnuts and other pastries range from $1.99 to $3.89 each and include glazed, jelly-filled, maple bars, old fashions, apple fritters, French crullers and cinnamon rolls. For a quick breakfast, go for the sausage, egg and cheese on an English muffin ($5.99). Some favored lunches include the orange chicken ($13.99) and Mongolian beef with peppers ($15.99); each come with steamed rice.

1390 N. McDowell Blvd., Suite J, Petaluma, 707-792-1312

Rohnert Park

Art’s Place

The late, great Pasta King’s (Art Ibleto) Italian restaurant has everything from pasta and pizza to salads and sandwiches. Go for the meatball sub ($16), barbecue pulled pork sandwich ($14) or the spaghetti half & half ($19) with marinara and pesto sauces.

563 Rohnert Park Expy, Rohnert Park, 707-588-2787, artsplacerp.weebly.com

Smokin’ Bowls

This casual eatery has something for everyone’s tastes, with everything on the menu under $11. Fan favorites include the Dragon Bowl ($8.75) — fried rice with bacon, chicken in a hot-sweet sauce, cashews and green onions — and the Bowl Named Sue ($9.25), with mashed potatoes, chicken, corn, bacon, green onions and gravy.

295 Southwest Blvd., Rohnert Park, 707-665-5265, smokinbowls.com

Avocado toast with butternut squash and pomegranate seeds from Baker & Cook in Boyes Hot Springs. (John Burgess/The Press Democrat)
Avocado toast with butternut squash and pomegranate seeds from Baker & Cook in Boyes Hot Springs. (John Burgess/The Press Democrat)

Sonoma

Baker & Cook

A must-stop for your morning pick-me-up and baked goods fix, this charming bakery has a cute garden patio and offers plenty of fresh pastries and baked breads under $10 daily. Try the quiche ($6), morning bun ($5), jam-filled brioche doughnut ($5) and turkey bagel ($16) with turkey, bacon, sautéed onions, lemon cream cheese and arugula.

18812 Sonoma Highway, Sonoma, 707-938-7329, bakerandcooksonoma.com 

Broadway Market

For over 70 years, Broadway Market has been supplying fresh produce, premium meats, local wines and deli sandwiches — all at reasonable prices for the high quality. Best bets include the pepper turkey sandwich ($7) and the tri-tip sandwich ($9.50).

20511 Broadway, Sonoma, 707-938-2685, broadwaymarketsonoma.com

Juanita Juanita

This unpretentious eatery brings California flare to its traditional Mexican cuisine. Go for the fish tacos ($3.75), regular quesadillas ($7.50) or the praise-winning Garlic Garlic Burrito ($15.95).

19114 Arnold Drive, Sonoma, 707-935-3981, juanitajuanita.com 

Fish Taco Special with Bodega Bay rockfish, pickled onion, jicama and cucumber from Juanita Juanita in Sonoma. (John Burgess/The Press Democrat)
Fish Taco Special with Bodega Bay rockfish, pickled onion, jicama and cucumber from Juanita Juanita in Sonoma. (John Burgess/The Press Democrat)

El Huerto of Sonoma

Who said eating healthy has to be expensive? El Huerto serves fresh and nutritious smoothies, “glow bowls,” salads, paninis and more, all at fair prices. Best bites include the avocado toast ($4.75), the Hulk smoothie ($5.95 for a medium, $7.5o for a large) and the acai bowl ($9.75).

19213 Sonoma Highway, Sonoma, 707-934-8791, elhuertohealthysna.wixsite.com/clean 

Sonoma’s Best

As a mercantile with accompanying deli, wine shop and cottage lodge, Sonoma’s Best has it all with prices to fit every budget. Best bites include the breakfast burrito ($7.99), the Sonoma dog with all the fixings ($8.99) and the chicken panini ($12.50).

1190 E. Napa St., Sonoma, 707-996-7600, sonomas-best.com 

Healdsburg

Downtown Bakery & Creamery

This humble bakery by the Healdsburg Plaza has been offering affordable, delicious treats since 1987. Everything on the menu, save for large cakes and a bag of bagels, is under $10. Go for the breakfast sandwich ($9.26), with scrambled eggs, cheddar and ham or bacon on a housemade English muffin. Throw in a doughnut muffin ($3.50) or coffee cake ($4.25) to add some sweetness to your breakfast. The grilled ham and cheese sandwich ($7), with housemade aioli on a French baguette, makes for a quick and satisfying lunch. Also, grab a personal favorite brownie cupcake ($3.50) and thank me later. 

308 Center St., Healdsburg, 707-431-2719, downtownbakeryhealdsburg.com

affordable pastries from Healdsburg's Downtown Bakery
Croissants, sticky buns, blueberry scones and a baby apple quince galette from the Downtown Bakery and Creamery in Healdsburg. (John Burgess/The Press Democrat)

The Wurst Restaurant

Best bites at this casual, Midwest-inspired hot dog joint include the Detroit Polish Kielbasa ($12), the Chicago Dog ($12) with green relish, dill pickle spears, fresh veggies and mustard, and the Southwest Turkey Burger ($13) with grilled veggies, pepper jack cheese, avocado and chipotle sauce.

22 Matheson St., Healdsburg, 707-395-0214, thewurst.com 

Shelton’s Natural Foods Market

Doubling as a health foods store and deli, Shelton’s has long been a dependable market for nutritious grub at a fair price. Best bites include the Crunchy Veggie sandwich ($10.99) with pesto, sprouts, cucumber, tomato, onion, avocado, almonds and cream cheese, and the Sonoma Special ($12.49) with smoked turkey, pepper jack, avocado, red onions, lettuce and tomato.

428 Center St., Healdsburg, 707-431-0530, sheltonsmarket.com

Taqueria Guadalajara

An unassuming hole-in-the-wall Mexican eatery, Taqueria Guadalajara is one of those places most adored by regulars and locals in the know. Fresh ingredients, generous portions, friendly staff and reliably affordable eats make this taqueria a true dependable gem. Best bites include the regular tacos ($3.69 each), chicken tostada ($6.65) and regular burrito with carnitas or al pastor ($10.75). Do yourself a favor and order a housemade horchata ($3.25), speckled with fresh bits of cinnamon.

125 Healdsburg Ave., Healdsburg, 707-433-1052, ordertaqueriaguadalajara.com 

Otoro Sushi in Healdsburg
A sushi roll from Otoro Sushi in Healdsburg. (Courtesy Wine Country Table)

Otoro Sushi

Otoro excels in fresh, colorful sushi rolls, light and crispy tempura, a cozy modern ambiance and fast, friendly service. Best bites include the miso soup ($3), chicken karaage ($8), spicy California roll ($8) and tempura veggie roll ($10). Or go for the one-item bento box ($18) for a filling meal of rice, soup, salad and choice of protein (salmon teriyaki and spicy chicken are recommended).

1280 Healdsburg Ave., Suite 101, Healdsburg, 707-756-3932, otorohealdsburg.com

Big John’s Market

This family-run grocery store has been around for 30 years, selling everything from organic produce and local baked goods to housemade sausage and sushi. Big John’s sandwich deli and pizza oven are great for affordable, made-to-order lunches (all sandwiches are $10.99 or under, and pizzas are $12.99 or under). Go for the Fitch Mountain sandwich ($10.99) with chicken breast, bacon, provolone, tomato, avocado and chipotle spread; the Center Street sandwich ($10.99) with prosciutto, fig, blue cheese and olive spread; and the Funghi pizza ($9.99) with fontina, oven roasted mushrooms and thyme.

1345 Healdsburg Ave., Healdsburg, 707-433-7151, bigjohnsmarket.com 

Flakey Cream Do-Nuts & Coffee Shop

More than a doughnut and coffee shop, Flakey Cream’s vast menu includes farm-fresh egg breakfasts, burgers, sandwiches and salads. Best bites include the regular glaze ($2) and jelly-filled ($4) doughnuts; Huevos Rancheros ($16) with two eggs, chorizo, black beans, avocado and salsa on tortillas; and the Big Bird ($16) with two thick slices of French toast, two eggs and two pieces of your choice of sausage, bacon or grilled ham.

441 Center St., Healdsburg, 707-433-3895

Affordable eats at King Falafel in Sebastopol
Falafel Plate served at King Falafel in Sebastopol. (Crista Jeremiason / The Press Democrat)

Sebastopol

King Falafel

Specializing in Mediterranean fare, best bites here include the regular falafel sandwich ($8.99), lamb or chicken gyro ($9.99) and the chicken kabob plate ($14.99). You’ll also want to throw in the fattoush salad ($7.99).

100 Brown St., Suite 150, Sebastopol, 707-824-4800

Sebastopol Sunshine Café

Best bets at this casual diner include sweet cream pancakes topped with fruit and whipped cream ($8.99), the Sunshine scramble with beef, veggies, cheese and potatoes ($10.99) and the patty melt (10.49) served with choice of side.

124 S. Main St., Sebastopol, 707-827-3935, sebastopolsunshinecafe.com

Forestville

Carr’s Drive In

Back when El Molino High School was still in session, this was the spot for burgers, fries and shakes for students. Still offering up great, affordable burger shack grub, grab a regular burger ($5.10, cheese is $0.70 – $1), fried chicken sandwich ($7.20), chili dog ($7.30) and fries ($3.20). Throw in a shake or float for $5.50.

6533 Covey Road, Forestville, 707-887-7053

Russian River Pub

Serving classic American dishes to locals for over 50 years, this pub is a west county mainstay, featured thrice on Guy Fieri’s “Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives.” Best bets include the charbroiled beef burger ($11), grilled chicken breast sandwich ($12) and pulled pork sandwich ($14) — all of which come on a toasted brioche bun. Complement your sandwich with a half order of fries ($5) or cup of the soup of the day ($6).

11829 River Road, Forestville, 707-887-7932, russianriverpub.com

Affordable eats at the Guerneville Taco Truck
The Guerneville Taco Truck. (Russian River Visitor Center)

Guerneville

Guerneville Taco Truck

This taco truck has been a longtime Guerneville staple, always reliably stationed in front of the town’s Safeway. Not only is everything delicious, the whole menu is under $10. Go for the corn tortilla tacos ($2), regular meat or veggie burritos ($8), tortas ($8) and quesadilla supreme ($9).

16405 Highway 116, Guerneville, guernevilletacotruck.com

Koala’s Fine Food

Find sushi, burgers and more at this small gem that’s ideal for filling, affordable lunches. Bento lunch boxes ($16) come with rice, soup, salad, gyoza, California roll and choice of one additional item, such as teriyaki tofu, chicken katsu, ebi (shrimp) tempura and more. Other good lunch options include the standard burger ($10), classic sushi rolls (starting at $8) and cheesesteak sandwich ($12).

16380 Mill St., Suite A, Guerneville, 707-869-3300, koalasfinefood.com

Coffee Bazaar

This little Russian River coffee house is the right touch of cozy and sophisticated, adorned in local art and situated right next to a bookstore. Cafe food is reasonably priced, too, including the classic breakfast sandwich ($10.95), lamb gyro ($13) and Reuben ($14). Plus, find assorted pastries and other snacks at the counter.

14045 Armstrong Woods Road, Guerneville, 707-869-9706, coffeebazaarcafe.com

Carol Anello's clam chowder at the Spud Point Crab Company on Bodega Bay. (John Burgess/The Press Democrat)
Carol Anello’s clam chowder at the Spud Point Crab Company on Bodega Bay. (John Burgess/The Press Democrat)

Bodega Bay

Spud Point Crab Company

Spud Point has some of the best seafood in the county, and with decent prices to match. Best bets include the New England-style clam chowder ($9.95), albacore tuna sandwich ($10.95) and shrimp cocktail ($11.95).

1910 Westshore Road, Bodega Bay, 707-875-9472, spudpointcrabco.com

The Dog House

There are few American pleasures quite like burgers and hot dogs by the coast. Go for the old fashioned dogs ($11), corn dogs ($10), Dog House club ($13) and third-pound burger ($14). Add loaded cheese fries for $8.

537 Smith Brothers Road, Bodega Bay, 707-875-2441

Multiple Locations

Acme Burger

A single beef burger is $7.10, and add-ons including various cheeses, sautéed veggies, bacon, avocado and truffle butter — range from $1.10 – $2.35. Make it a combo by adding shoestring fries and a milkshake for $7.95. Plus, only the new east Petaluma location offers 10-inch pizzas, starting at $9.95.

Locations in Cotati, Petaluma and Santa Rosa. acmeburgerco.com

Superburger

While $12.25 might sound like a bit much for a cheeseburger, the half-pound Cheese Superburger is big and meaty enough to last for two lunches. It features 8 ounces of black angus beef topped with choice of cheese, lettuce, tomato, red onions, pickles and mayonnaise on toasted buns. Throw in a regular-size shake ($6), which comes in a variety of fun flavors, such as toffee crunch, birthday cake, mint Oreo, orange creamsicle and caramel apple.

Locations in Santa Rosa, Petaluma, Cotati and Windsor. originalsuperburger.com

A cheeseburger and fries from Superburger. (Beth Schlanker / The Press Democrat)
A cheeseburger and fries from Superburger. (Beth Schlanker / The Press Democrat)
A plate of tacos includes four types: al pastor, veggie, fish, and shrimp, at El Roy’s Express Mex truck No. 2 on Santa Rosa Avenue in Santa Rosa, on Thursday, July 11, 2024. (Darryl Bush / For The Press Democrat)
A plate of tacos includes four types: al pastor, veggie, fish, and shrimp, at El Roy’s Express Mex truck No. 2 on Santa Rosa Ave., in Santa Rosa, on Thursday, July 11, 2024. (Darryl Bush / For The Press Democrat)

El Roy’s 

There’s a reason this local taco truck consistently gets rave reviews — and it doesn’t hurt that the service is quick and the prices are more than reasonable for such quality fare. Best bets are the tacos (starting at $2.75), regular quesadilla ($10) and super burrito ($11).

Locations in Santa Rosa and Petaluma. eatelroys.com

Red Bee BBQ

Specializing in fusion-style barbecue, Red Bee’s best bet is the 2 Meats and 2 Sides combo (starting at $16.69), enough for two people (or two lunches for yourself). Meat options include barbecued and teriyaki chicken, pulled pork, tri tip and beef brisket. Sides include cornbread, fried or steamed rice, mac salad, potato salad, baked beans, coleslaw, elote and house salad.

750 Stony Point, Santa Rosa, 707-541-6536; 6560 Hembree Lane, Windsor, 707-836-4090, redbeebbq.com

Grateful Bagel

Sonoma County’s longtime bagel shop is superb for an affordable, handheld meal on the go. The Loxy Lady ($14.95) — with lox, cream cheese, capers, tomato and onion — is a local favorite. But I’m partial to Ellie’s Spicy Eggel ($9.50), with eggs, pepper jack cheese, avocado and salsa (on an everything bagel, please). With a breakfast for just under $10, you can throw in a $5 Americano without the guilt of knowing you could’ve made it at home.

631 Fourth St., Santa Rosa, 707-535-0570; 300 S. Main St., Sebastopol, 707-829-5220

Plank Coffee

Featuring a variety of pastries and sandwiches, with plenty of vegan options, Plank Coffee has a healthy selection of morning dishes that won’t break the bank. Best bites include baked-in-house vegan doughnuts ($3.5o each), the basic biscuit with butter and jam ($8.50), the croissant, egg and cheese sandwich ($9.50), and El Peluche ($11.50) — a crispy roll stuffed with scrambled eggs, sharp cheddar, seasoned roasted potatoes and spicy mayo.

175 Dry Creek Road, Healdsburg, 707-395-0572; 227 N. Cloverdale Blvd., Cloverdale,
707-894-6187, plankcoffee.com

Lola’s Market

A one-stop-shop for seasonal produce, quality meats, grocery items, baked goods and traditional Mexican food, Lola’s Market shines as a reliable grocer selling affordable fare. Go for the al pastor taco ($4.49), quesadilla on a corn tortilla ($4.99), chicken torta ($11.99) and enchilada combo plate ($12.99) served with rice, beans, guacamole and sour cream.

Locations in Healdsburg, Petaluma and Santa Rosa. lolasmarkets.com