The Boonville General Store

Had a decent "hand pie" (plain, eggs and potatoes).

Stopped off at the General Store after wine tasting! There really aren't many dining options in Boonville, especially in January (off season). Very cute and "general store-ish" inside. There are booths and benches inside and picnic tables if you want to soak up the California sun outside.

Food isn't fancy, but it's good. We ordered two samiches and shared a bag of BBQ chips. I had the chicken salad, 'cause it said on the chalkboard menu it was a house speciality. Made with almost all dark meat, it definitely caters to the types who like down home cookin'. The BF had a roast beef sammie with a delicious spicy brown mustard. We switched plates after eating one half each, which is one of the biggest perks to being in a relationship, right? If you have to share a couch, TV and toilet, better be sharing your food too!

Don't come here if you're in a hurry! Service is not the fastes. However, I'm assuming if you're reading this, you're heading up North to do some wine tasting and aren't in a rush. It's not a bad idea to stop here and sober up before heading home. Water is free, so take advantage!

Nothing too terribly special to report beyond what I've already said. Come here for a good deli sandwich and share a giant cupcake if you like sweets. That's all, folks!

Stopped in for a quick lunch on the way to Anderson Valley Brewing Company. Large garden salad with field greens, a few pear slices, and tossed in vinaigrette held my appetite for a few hours, and all for $6.95. It came with 2 large thick slices of their stone-baked bread that I thought was dense and delicious. $5 minimum for credit card. The rest of their cafe offerings seems just OK.
They have free WIFI, a clean restroom, and free water, which was were nice plusses.