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Author: Heather Irwin

A rendering of Aya, a 28,000-square-foot restaurant and bar designed with two terraces overlooking Sonoma Mountain and the surrounding hills. It is scheduled to open in May. (Graton Resort & Casino)

Graton Casino Announces $40 Million Rooftop Restaurant and Sports Bar

March 2026

To support the expansion, the resort plans to hire more than 430 employees, including 160 culinary and beverage professionals.

Eggs Florentine at Bijou Restaurant in Petaluma Sunday, Feb. 22, 2026. (Beth Schlanker / The Press Democrat)

Bijou’s $16 Benedict Is Bucking Sonoma County’s Brunch Inflation

March 2026

At least one Sonoma County brunch spot is proving that eggs Benedict doesn’t have to feel like a luxury purchase.

Aloo Gobi served at Himalayan Restaurant in Windsor, Friday, Aug. 18, 2023. (Christopher Chung / The Press Democrat)

Ten Sonoma County Restaurant Week Deals You Can’t Miss

February 2026April 2026

Stretchy pants encouraged. From $6 sweets to $70 family feasts, these 10 standout Sonoma County Restaurant Week offers are top picks.

Ricotta Gnocchi with browned butter, tomato and sage from Ca’Bianca Wednesday, Jan. 28, 2026 on Second Street in Santa Rosa. (John Burgess / The Press Democrat)

Classic Italian Dining, White-Tablecloth Service at Santa Rosa’s Ca’Bianca

February 2026February 2026

White tablecloths, veteran servers and classic Italian dishes still define the historic restaurant as it celebrates its 30th anniversary.

Lemon curd crepe at Sarmentine's Petaluma Bakery. (Heather Irwin/The Press Democrat)

Sarmentine Brings Breton Crepes, Done Right, to Sonoma County

February 2026April 2026

In a county well stocked with French eateries, a properly made Breton crepe has long been elusive. Sarmentine now offers one, four days a week.

The Crispy Taco selection from Galvan’s Beer Garden Friday, Feb. 7, 2026 in Cotati. (John Burgess/The Press Democrat)

Game on at Galvan’s: Cotati’s New Beer Garden Is All About Game Day

February 2026April 2026

The local beer garden settled into its role as game-day hangout with communal picnic tables, large-screen TVs and a menu designed for lingering.

The Regina with prosciutto, stracciatella, herb relish, roasted tomato spread, arugula and balsamic glaze on a ciabatta from Genero’s Deli Friday, Jan. 30, 2026 in Sebastopol’s Barlow district. (John Burgess/The Press Democrat)

Genero’s Brings Big Italian Sandwiches to The Barlow

February 2026April 2026

A former San Francisco chef and a butcher’s daughter are drawing steady lines to their tiny new deli, Genero’s, at Sebastopol’s The Barlow.

Chef Charlie Palmer brings a new flair to the menu at the Healdsburg Bar & Grill Thursday, Jan. 22, 2026 in downtown Healdsburg. (John Burgess / The Press Democrat)

Healdsburg Bar & Grill Gets a Fresh Start Under Charlie Palmer

January 2026April 2026

With a refreshed menu, updated decor and Charlie Palmer at the helm, Healdsburg Bar & Grill steps into its next act — keeping the classics locals love while sharpening its food and cocktail game.

Moroccan rice pudding topped with poached pomegranate and crushed almonds at Pearl Petaluma in Petaluma Thursday, Jan. 8, 2026. (Beth Schlanker / The Press Democrat)

Why Diners Keep Seeking Out Pearl, a Tucked-Away Petaluma Bistro

January 2026April 2026

Open only for breakfast and lunch, Pearl is a quietly beloved Petaluma restaurant serving Levantine- and North African-inspired dishes built around bold spices, wood fire and a light touch.

A 3-minute sand timer counts down as Chiang Dao Wild Mountain Green tea leaves steep in a pot at Two Trees Tea House in Occidental Wednesday, Feb. 12, 2025. (Beth Schlanker / The Press Democrat)

Two Trees Tea House Is a Place To Sip and Slow Time

January 2026April 2026

Two Trees Tea House in Occidental offers ethically sourced, single-origin teas — and a rare invitation to slow down.

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