Shopping in Sonoma County

Whether you’re looking for quaint or quirky, simple or sophisticated — Sonoma County’s charming downtowns are chock full of locally owned boutiques. Browse one-of-a-kind finds, hunt for bargains, and discover handcrafted goods that speak to you at these Sonoma Wine Country shopping destinations.

Shop in Petaluma

Don’t miss Petaluma’s antiques, boutiques, and unique shopping downtown. Stroll along the Petaluma River and find a local café for a bite. The ornate buildings in the downtown district earned this destination a place on the national historic register.

Petaluma Village Premium Outlets

A must for the shopper looking for designer outlet stores like Tommy Hilfiger, Ann Taylor, BCBG Max Azria, and Nike. Groups of 15 or more can book a tour and get a VIP coupon book upon arrival.

Shop in Sebastopol

Charming and walkable downtown Sebastopol offers an eclectic mix of unique shops with crafts, clothing, books, housewares, New Age items, toys, art, and plenty of restaurants and pubs. Keep an eye out around town for fun sculptures created from recycled materials, or grab a coffee and stroll an outdoor collection of these whimsical art pieces along Florence Avenue.

The Barlow

This 12.5-acre industrial park features restaurants, wineries, breweries, shops, and galleries. Many of these businesses make their products onsite, letting you watch the production process while you sip, nibble, and browse.

Shop in Bodega and Bodega Bay

Load up on crave-able salt-water taffy, colorful kites, or even surfing gear in Bodega and Bodega Bay. With wine tasting, fresh seafood, and the iconic scenery that inspired Alfred Hitchcock’s movie masterpiece “The Birds” — there’s a little something for everyone.

Artisan’s Co-Op Gallery, Bodega

Featuring the artwork of more than 50 local artisans, shoppers can find unique pieces in leather and wool, crocheted wearables and handmade jewelry. Each room in the gallery is filled with surprises, from hand-tooled leather bags and sheepskin slippers to sand-dollar earrings and other gifts — a remembrance of your visit to where Hitchcock’s  film “The Birds” was made.

Candy & Kites, Bodega Bay

This fun stop has the largest selection of sport kites and single-line kites on the North Coast. The shop also sells flags, windsocks, toys, books, gourmet salt water taffy, novelty candy, and much more.

Shop in Duncans Mills

Duncans Mills is a shopper’s delight, with a wonderful mix of specialty shops, galleries, fine antiques, and delicious eateries.

Pig Alley

Established in 1977, Pig Alley has grown into a destination stop for its impressive collection of artisan ware like beautifully crafted wooden watches, leather or vegan wallets, pet toys, and colorful hand-warmer mugs.

More shopping favorites in Duncans Mills:

• Antiquarian and Florabunda 
• Gold Coast Coffee and Bakery 

Shop in Windsor

Windsor’s Town Green and the greater downtown area offer small-town charm with places to eat and shop for Sonoma Wine Country gifts, books, flowers, and old-time candy.

Atrellis Flower and Gift Shop

In the heart of Windsor, Atrellis offers unique gifts, home goods, and one-of-a-kind floral design. 

More shopping favorites in Windsor:

• Cravin’s Candy Emporium

Shop in Santa Rosa

Santa Rosa is a great place to explore all kinds of Sonoma shopping. Its thriving downtown boasts four distinct shopping districts and a comfortable, inviting atmosphere.

Historic Railroad Square 

Santa Rosa’s Historic Railroad Square is home to coffee shops, restaurants, antique stores, and the former railroad depot — now a fascinating visitors center. Don’t miss these fun places to shop in Santa Rosa’s Railroad Square:

• Whistlestop Antiques
• Cast Away Yarn Shop
• Green Fish Trading
• A’roma Roasters

Montgomery Village

Montgomery Village is another Santa Rosa shopping hot spot where you’ll find upscale boutiques, restaurants, and cafes. Don’t miss Sonoma Outfitters, which specializes in outdoor equipment, outdoor clothing, footwear, and travel gear for more than 30 years.

Coddingtown

Coddingtown Center in Santa Rosa covers all your bases with home goods, fashion, gifts, delicious food, and everything in between. Expect to find popular shops like Nordstrom’s Rack, Macy’s, and Target. Refuel with a delicious bite at Whole Foods and Sea Noodle Bar.

Courthouse Square

With its lively hustle and bustle, Courthouse Square is a happening spot in Santa Rosa, day or night. For a memorable weekend, stay the night at the excellent four-star boutique Hotel E.

Shopping favorites in Santa Rosa’s Courthouse Square:

• Santa Rosa Plaza Mall
• Made Local Marketplace
• Russian River Brewing Company

Shop Sonoma County Wineries and Country Stores

Don’t forget — most Sonoma County wineries have well-stocked gift shops with artisan wares, souvenirs, and gourmet goodies to take home. A visit wouldn’t be complete without stopping at a country store for locally-made jams, sauces, and gifts. Here are a few wiery gift shops not to miss:

• Korbel Champagne Cellars, Guerneville
• Francis Ford Coppola Winery, Geyserville
• Imagery Estate Winery, Glen Ellen
• Gundlach Bundschu Winery, Sonoma
• Dry Creek General Store, Healdsburg

Each of these Sonoma County shopping destinations is uniquely charming, with its own collection of shops, restaurants, coffee shops, brew pubs, and wineries, to make exploring Sonoma Wine Country so much fun.