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Petaluma Creamery is an attraction as well as a historic landmark, with dairy farmers establishing the creamery in 1913. The Landmark Creamery is currently owned by Larry Peter, who took a big risk by buying the business. The main goals of the Creamery are supporting local dairy production and the farming industry, increasing the local economic growth to those in the area, and producing delicious products that are one of a kind. The Creamery’s cows are Jersey cows which are smaller with lower milk volumes with higher butterfat and protein than Holstein cows. The grazing of the cows is managed and the farm is organic. The cows are grass fed with no growth hormones. Visit the Creamery Store to buy one of dozens of cheeses made by the creamery, Petaluma Gold cheese, local Spring Hill Jersey Cheese, or Spring Hill Jersey Butter. There is also a kitchen with ice cream, coffee, BBQ, sandwiches, breakfasts, and salads.

711 Western Ave., Petaluma, CA, Phone: 707-762-3446

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

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