Here in Sonoma County, you know that fall is near when the foliage starts to change colors, the days start to get shorter, there is a slight chill in the air, and the Sonoma County Harvest Fair Wine Competition takes place! The public will get a chance to taste this year’s sweepstakes winners and all […]

Our customers know that the Produce Department is the foundation of our stores, which goes all the way back to our beginnings in 1988, when Oliver’s founder Steve Maass transitioned from working in the produce business for many years to operating his first grocery store. We are very proud to be named “Best Local Produce” […]

Here’s the scoop on everything happening this week! We have a week of special savings to celebrate! Check out our weekly ad September 13 and enjoy the savings all the way through September 19 in every department. Many featured items are 35% off — or more — in honor of this Oliver’s milestone! Celebrate our awesome […]

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 […]

Why Buy in Bulk? There are some great reasons to buy in bulk: Bulk foods create less waste than foods in single-use packaging. This happens in two ways: first, since you’re only buying as much food as you know you’ll need, it cuts down on the food waste your household will produce. According to the […]

This means savings on easy breakfasts to help you get out the door on time, school lunches to satisfy, tasty afternoon snacks, and more. This quarter’s REV flyer is full of fresh fruits, wholesome snacks, and items to create easy-to-prepare meals to help ease back into the school year. Take a look at some of […]

What makes a tomato an Heirloom Tomato? In any fruit or vegetable species, these are older breeds that have been consciously collected and preserved instead of disappearing from our food landscape. Seeds are collected and planted each year, so their DNA is not manipulated for mass production. They are not bred for easy transport or […]