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Author: Heather Irwin

Fish and butter beans at Monti's in the renovated Montgomery Village space in Santa Rosa. (Courtesy of Monti's)

New Menu Brings a Clearer Focus to Monti’s Restaurant in Santa Rosa

October 2024

The iconic restaurant in Montgomery Village comes into sharper focus following a renovation and new menu.

Julie Rothberg, president of Medlock Ames Winery, with a glass of the 2019 The Flag Cabernet Sauvignon, sold as a three-bottle set complete with a custom collector's box, at the tasting room in Healdsburg on Wednesday, Dec. 14, 2022. (Beth Schlanker/The Press Democrat)

Odyssey Wine Academy Offers Wine Education in Spanish To Meet Community Need

October 2024

The formal study of wine makes good business sense for those in the industry. Now Spanish speakers can benefit from new courses at Odyssey Wine Academy.

Cuvaison Winery in Napa

A Couple of Tech Guys Opened Napa’s Cuvaison 55 Years Ago. It Keeps Getting Better

October 2024October 2024

After more than 50 years in business, Cuvaison Winery keeps finding new ways to wow visitors.

Dancers perform in front of a crowd during the Dia de los Muertos celebration at the Healdsburg Plaza on Sunday, October 29, 2017, in Healdsburg. (BETH SCHLANKER/The Press Democrat)

Where To Celebrate Día de Los Muertos in Sonoma and Napa Counties, 2024

October 2024October 2024

Create ofrendas, decorate sugar skulls, watch ballet folklórico performances and more at these local Día de los Muertos events.

Assorted bonbons with a Halloween theme from pastry chef Robert Nieto, owner of Fleur Sauvage Chocolates in Windsor, Wednesday, Sept. 18, 2023. (John Burgess / The Press Democrat)

These Are the Best Halloween Treats for Adults in Sonoma County

October 2024October 2024

No more eyeing that bowl of assorted discount candy reserved for trick-or-treaters. We found the best chocolate treats in Sonoma County for Halloween, with sweet-toothed adults in mind.

Dos' Bar, a communal wine tasting space, in Sonoma. (Beth Schlanker / The Press Democrat)

Dos’ Bar in Sonoma Is a Dream Destination for Natural Winemakers and Their Fans

October 2024October 2024

Natural wine-lovers have a new headquarters in downtown Sonoma — just don’t call it a tasting room.

Bora Bora pizza at Sonoma Pizza Co. in Forestville. (Heather Irwin / The Press Democrat)

Three Sonoma County Restaurants Named Among Best Places To Eat in the Bay Area by Yelp

October 2024October 2024

A Forestville pizzeria, French-inspired Sonoma bistro and New York-style deli in Santa Rosa, as well as five Napa restaurants, are among the 100 best Bay Area restaurants, according to Yelp Elites.

Barbecue chicken with a salad and curry rice from Red Bee BBQ in Santa Rosa. (Conner Jay/The Press Democrat)

Where to Find the Best Budget Bites in Sonoma County

October 2024October 2024

Here's where you can find a satisfying meal under $20 in Sonoma County.

Rick Goodson, right, poured barrel samples for Masha Yelsukova, left, and Amira Dahdouh at Sunce Winery, Sunday, March 11, 2018. The Wine Road Barrel tasting weekends offer the opportunity to sample wines straight from the barrel, talk to winemakers and explore the beautiful Alexander, Dry Creek and Russian River Valleys. (Will Bucquoy/For the Press Democrat)

Young Drinkers Don’t Want Grandpa’s Cabernet. These Local Wineries Are Offering Something a Little Different

October 2024June 2025

More wineries are stepping up to the plate (or glass), tempting us with uncommon and entirely exciting new tastes.

Forestville’s new restaurant Bazaar Sonoma, BaSo | Restaurant & Konbini, Oct. 17, 2024. (John Burgess / The Press Democrat)

Bazaar Sonoma Is ‘Traditional Chinese With Untraditional Values’

October 2024October 2024

Sean Quan and Jenny Phan’s restaurant is inspired by childhood memories and a desire to treat Sonoma County to more innovative Chinese cuisine.

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