Here at Oliver’s, along with honoring the history and traditions of the holiday, we use Labor Day as an opportunity to recognize and thank our employee owners for all that they do to make Oliver’s what it is. Oliver’s founder and president Steve Maass shares this message on our store merchandising, which includes names of […]

After a lot of what people referred to as “June Gloom”, we are fortunate to have some real Summer weather arriving in Sonoma County to kick off July. It’s the perfect excuse for a barbecue with friends and/or family, and the perfect opportunity to try something new with your grill. We have some classic items […]

So why do we celebrate Independence Day on July 4 and exactly what happened that day? Let’s have a quick historic review: From Wikipedia, “Independence Day (colloquially the Fourth of July) is a federal holiday in the United States commemorating the Declaration of Independence, which was ratified by the Second Continental Congress on July 4, […]

Please note: All quoted prices are in effect from May 24-30, 2023. Our buyers have been hard at work to bring together some special savings for your holiday weekend. Let’s start in the Meat Department. Pick up some Oliver’s Own Baby Back Ribs for $3.99/LB or Oliver’s Choice 100% Angus Trimmed Tri-Tip Roast $9.99/LB this […]

This week, three Oliver’s employee owners from the Meat, Cheese, and Wine Departments got together and created four tasty burger trifectas for you to try – and the line-up even includes a Portobello burger option. You’re welcome! Of course, all great food begins with great ingredients. Our Oliver’s Own Burger Patties are all made fresh […]

According to Wikipedia, “A curry is a dish with a sauce seasoned with spices, mainly associated with South Asian cuisine. In southern India, leaves from the curry tree may be included.” If you have experienced a wide array of flavorful dishes with the word ‘curry’ in the name, you understand that there are endless possibilities, […]

Many of the key practices of regenerative agriculture – intercropping, where multiple crops are planted together, agroforestry, and integrating livestock, for example – have their roots with indigenous farmers who work with the land – not against it. Principles and Practices There is no doubt that transformation of many current farming practices are desperately needed, […]