Dan Roberge

This place is a must stop if you find yourself on Dry Creek Rd. It’s a great place to grab a bite on a day when you’re winery hopping or going for a hike. Their sandwiches and deli offerings are great and they have additional snacks that are bound to satisfy your appetite. The bar is now open so feel free to grab a cold one if you’re looking for an adult beverage. Outdoor seating for those who want to eat on property and there’s ample parking in the lot and on the side of the road. Don’t miss out on the beloved establishment!

sage s

Love that they opened this bar again, it oozes with personality. Great spot at the crossroads, fun to watch the sunset white enjoying a nice cold local brew. Great service too!

tenay32

I love stopping here on my way to the Sonoma Lake view point, and then dropping in on my fave vineyards in the way back-or even just a drive down Skaggs. They offer gluten-free bread (which is so good you ‘ll think they gave you normie people bread lol) and the Rueben is pretty yummy. Their communication and knowledge of safe options varies by staff on shift—and it feels very risky-but I eat here all the time and have actually never been poisoned. 🤞🏽 The ambiance of the store is awesome, they have great gifts and booze selection and you have to take a peep in the bar! If not just see the saddle stools 😂

Joseph Jacob

The DRY CREEK STACKER is an Italian meat lover's dream. Bring your appetite; you will need it. Their hot sandwiches are phenomenal (Tuscan Turkey). Their devilled eggs looked so good, but I didn't have room to try them. Looking forward to trying out the next trip. Our view was wonderful sitting outside enjoying the old time theme with a vineyard view.

Meredith B.

Great biker stop and pit stop if you’re in the area/wine tasting. Great selection of sandwiches and healthy options too, along with a general store with some cool merch.

+2

Brian Stalnaker

Sandwiches are incredible, a must go while out wine tasting in the dry creek area. Plenty of seating both indoor and out on the front covered patio. Cute little market with lots of goods and gifts to browse as well.

Brian Betsill

This place got bougie after the remodel. The food is still great and the place still has it's old charm on the inside.. but the selection of food, drinks, and supplies are mainly locally produced stuff at very high prices.

Michael Chorey

Randomly stumbled across this store while out on a wine journey. The place was very nice. I was skeptical about how good the food would be but I was very hungry so I ordered the brisket sandwich. I’m so glad I did. It was amazing. One of the best sandwiches I’ve recently had. Would go back again.

J B

It’s worth the trip to grab a bite and visit the Dry Creek General Store. They have a great selection of sandwiches including The Stacker. This depot like setting is a unique place to relax, bring the family and the dog (outdoor seating). Just minutes from the wineries.

+2

Jennifer Quillin

Picked up picnic food for our wine county adventure on the way up to Sonoma lake. Very pricey. But loved their curry chicken salad. Fun stuff for sale in the store.

+4

Christine Thomas

Such a bummer. The building is awesome, historic and full of character. The bar is a great place to grab a drink. The folks working were very kind. It was slammed at lunchtime on a Saturday and the main room was full of smoke. That should have been my first red flag about the food, but as i was getting a deli sandwich I didn't think too much about it. The mortadella looked amazing, so I opted for the special of the day, a muffaletta. Also grabbed a small container of the old fashioned potato salad. At our picnic destination I unwrapped the sandwich only to see that not only had it been toasted (muffaletta is served cold and nothing on the special description indicated that it would be panini pressed) but it was completely burnt. Like charcoal crumbling in my mouth burnt. The bread was completely inedible. i took everything off the bread and the mortadella, salami and aged parm were really good quality but the olive salad contained huge chunks of raw (not pickled) carrot and the marinade had a bizarre sweetness. The potato salad had smooth pureed potatoes but weird bits of skin and huge chunks of celery and red onion. The potato salad dressing was also super sweet. i ended up throwing most of my lunch away. I was super bummed, glad I bought a chocolate chip cookie as that was quite tasty. This is the only spot for food in Dry Creek Valley so if I return I would likely stick to charcuterie.

Indie Chapman

This place has really good lemon cake, and I loved the vibe until one of their metal deck chairs with the pattern cut outs cut my leggings and my thigh when I sat on it, I was bleeding and it damaged my brand new Vuori leggings. I tried to let the employees know because it’s a hazard, and they just seemed annoyed until I repeated a third time it cut through my pants and into skin and that’s a safety hazard. They said they’d look at it and five minutes later someone came out, apologized, looked at it then moved it to the other side of the deck. I hesitated to leave a review but they didn’t seem to take it seriously at all, considering it cut me that’s a red flag, so watch where you sit.

Rex Lu

One star review is specifically for vegetarians. Pretty much only one option and it’s overpriced for not having any meat in it. For meat eaters this place looks legit.