Sax's Joint

Overall food was pretty good but a bit salty. Cinnamon rolls, biscuits were homemade. Service was excellent. Small interior but offers outside dining, nice on warm days. One small mouse sited when we sat outside, hopefully they weren’t inside.

The food was excellent, the staff were accommodating of our needs (service dog), and the restaurant was cozy/comfortable even though it was bustling. Additionally, they were providing free narcan to help the community with our ongoing fentanyl crisis. It's the little things that make this my ideal place to be for breakfast/brunch.

Great service, food and atmosphere. Fifties diner feel in a cozy environment. The portions are huge, so be warned. It's very easy to order with your eyes! Everything was delicious and we came away with leftovers. I liked the chicken apple sausage though it had a little bite. Scrambled eggs were perfect and I got a little side of gravy for fun. The gravy was awesome with little bits of sausage and not too much pepper like I often find at breakfast places. The potatoes were really yummy. The in-house jam served with the biscuit...YUM! Would come back in a heartbeat with a better understanding of how much food you get.

Absolutely loved this find for brunch. Great portions of wonderful food. The Cinnamon Roll was sooo worth the calories

Went on a Monday morning and had a great cup of coffee with a a beautiful view! They had a couple of Benedict choices and those are my fav so I had a hard time trying to decide.

Starting with the food, it really is some of the best breakfast diner food you can get in also Sonoma County. My favorite item is the corn beef hash. All the menu items are extremely great on portions. Keep in mind the diner has a theme, including the waitresses dressing up. All around a great Breakfast and brunch place especially all the homemade pastries they have. Staff is very friendly and you get a great value for the amount of food.

The food is good for a breakfast joint. They nail the great service and ambience; however, the meat patties (ate on a Sunday) and corned beef hash (enjoyed the day before) were egregiously over-salted. I would rather the meat be under salted then season the meat on my own. Other than that, very expedient service, friendly faces, and decently priced (if anything can be considered decently priced in ‘25) offerings. Cheers

This place is truly a hidden gem—though judging by how busy it gets, I’m clearly not the only one who thinks so! I’ve visited numerous times, and I’m honestly surprised I haven’t written a review sooner. What first drew me in were the incredible cake photos I saw online—they looked almost too good to be true. But once I finally came in person, I realized this spot is about so much more than just cake. The whole vibe of the place is beautiful and unique. Everything is pink—from the decor to the details—which gives it a fun, vibrant atmosphere that’s perfect for a casual meal or a special occasion. It’s the kind of place that’s totally Instagram-worthy but still manages to feel cozy and welcoming. The staff is always super friendly and helpful, even when it’s packed (which it often is, because it’s that good). I’d recommend coming early, especially on weekends, because it does get busy. But trust me—it’s worth the wait. This time, I ordered the peanut butter milkshake, which was $10—but totally worth it for the size alone. It’s huge—definitely shareable between two people—and the flavor was rich and delicious without being overly sweet. A real treat. For my meal, I had the crabcakes Benedict, and it blew me away. There was actual crab in the crabcakes (not the imitation stuff), and the seasoning and texture were perfect. I also tried the mac & cheese, which was creamy and flavorful with a blend of different cheeses that made it stand out. Comfort food done right. All in all, this is easily one of my favorite places in Petaluma. Whether you’re coming for dessert, brunch, or just a cool experience, I’d highly recommend it. It’s a place you’ll want to come back to again and again.