What does it mean to be an authentic, vibrant, relevant delicatessen today? To us it means bridging the links between the _Old Country_ and the _New World,_ and the future of food. Not being frozen in time, not attempting to replicate another place (like New York.) It means providing a cultural and culinary home to those looking for familiar and traditional foods. It means connecting with our roots all along the timeline of Jewish food. At Saul's we are excited about reflecting season, time and place. We reconnect with traditional culinary practices, minimizing, where possible, the impact of the industrial food system. Where possible we try to bring local processing and artisanal culinary experiences back to the diner. At Saul's the place of vegetables, seafood, legumes, and fruit in Jewish cuisine is celebrated and central. Our meat comes from producers who raise animals with the very highest standards of health, humane treatment, and ecological conservation. All of our fish is from Monterey Fish Company, whose mission is to support and encourage the use of local sustainable seafood. We serve all organic Acme Breads. Our coffee is fair trade and organic. We serve eggs which are cage free and organic. Our produce comes from among the very best of local and organic fruit and vegetable farmers.
Purveyors: Sustainable seafood, meats, eggs, local produce:
Glaum Egg Ranch,
Josephine Farm eggs
Diestel Family Turkey Ranch
Petaluma Poultry
Niman Ranch beef and lamb
Monterey Fish Market
Acme Bread Company
Hodo Soy Beanery
Straus Family Creamery ice cream
Streits Matzos domestically produced, American instead of Israeli
Sierra Nevada Brewing Company
Lagunitas Brewing Company
BN Ranch goat
Riverdog Farm
Happy Boy Farms
Greenleaf produce
Dwelley Farms
Alexander Valley Pickles
Cannard Farms