Our Beer, Meat, and Gourmet Cheese Departments have joined forces to create the ultimate Triple Threat Pairings just in time for grilling season – even one using a portobello burger for some vegetarian variety! So, dust off your grill and get inspired! What is a triple threat, you ask? It’s when three exceptional elements come […]

Be the MVP of your viewing party when you bring some Oliver’s BBQ with you. We’ll be grilling Sunday, February 11 from 10:30am-3:30pm so stop by one of our four neighborhood locations, place your order, and let our talented Meat Department crew grill up the perfect meal for the Big [...]

As an Oliver’s Market customer, you probably know that we’re all about choices, and this edition of REV is a great example of that. This edition is packed full of food, drink, and Wellness items for every lifestyle. Whether you are a plant-based eater, addressing dietary restrictions, or you just want to try something new, […]

Note: Prices in effect from January 22-28, 2025 at all four Sonoma County Oliver’s Market locations. Once you have decided on your game plan for the broth and noodles, the real fun begins! Play with an array of different toppings to get your Ramen just the way you want to enjoy it. From Kimchi, mushrooms, […]

Oliver’s is trying out new compostable plastic produce bags in our Produce departments to see how they perform and welcome all feedback.   About the new Compostable Plastic Bags we are currently trying out: They ARE compostable in anyone’s backyard compost bin or pile. They ARE NOT compostable in Recology’s and other waste hauler’s residential […]

Simple goals like drinking an additional glass or two of water each day, going to bed 15-30 minutes earlier, or changing one unhealthy snack into a healthier one daily can add up and make a real difference over time. Think about your own goals and make a commitment to change one or two things. Once […]

*Prices good through 1/7/2025. Selected Varieties and While Supplies Last. If you haven’t thought much about adding greens into your diet before. this is your week! At 50% off, you can grab a few different types and give them a try. You can stew them, sauté them, make a salad with them, or throw a […]

Some say the tradition of eating black-eyed peas dates back to the Civil War. Northern troops considered the peas to be suitable only for animals, so they were one of the few edible things left behind by raiding soldiers. The black-eyed peas that were “lucky” enough to be left behind would make their way to […]