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Author: Heather Irwin

Meadowood, St. Helena, California

Meadowood Napa Valley Announces New Chef

June 2024September 2024

The Michelin-starred resort in St. Helena has promoted chef Alejandro Ayala, who started off as a dishwasher for Meadowood.

Stacy Allegro, left, Scott Lane, Dillon Clower and Cameron Lane participate in the Kenwood 4th of July Hometown Parade, in Kenwood, on Monday, July 4, 2016. (Christopher Chung/ The Press Democrat)

Guide to Fourth of July in Sonoma and Napa counties 2024

June 2024July 2024

Attend parades, participate in a race, watch a 3D light show and more at these Fourth of July events in Sonoma and Napa counties.

Ralph Morgenbesser of Ralph's Courthouse Classics has been selling hotdogs at Old Courthouse Square for 24 years and was selling them during the 123rd annual Luther Burbank Rose Parade & Festival held Saturday in downtown Santa Rosa. May 20, 2017.(Photo: Erik Castro/for The Press Democrat)

Remember Ralph’s Hot Dog Cart? The Santa Rosa Food Institution Is Coming Back

June 2024

In 2020, Ralph Morgenbesser hung up his apron and retired the cart in his garage. Now it’s found a new home in Monte Rio.

The Boarder Benedict with chorizo, onions, avocado on an English muffin with Hollandaise sauce from the Verano Cafe Thursday, June 13, 2024 in Sonoma. (Photo by John Burgess/The Press Democrat)

Verano Cafe Hits the Sweet Spot for Sonoma Brunchers

June 2024June 2024

The cafe, located in an unassuming spot in the Sonoma town of El Verano, boasts well-made breakfast and lunch classics without all the fuss.

The Point Fire burns actively on the west side, or the right flank of the fire, above Lake Merlo, Sunday, June 16, 2024. The area is just south of Lake Sonoma. (Kent Porter / Press Democrat)

Photos From the Front Lines of the Point Fire in Sonoma County

June 2024

The Press Democrat's photographers have captured dramatic scenes of the fire raging in north Sonoma County near Healdsburg.

At Chispa in downtown Napa. (Justin Lopez/For Napa Design Partners)

Chispa in Napa Named Among the Best Bars in America by Esquire

June 2024June 2024

Esquire magazine recently listed the Napa cocktail bar in its annual list of best bars in America.

The back deck at Cafe Citti in Santa Rosa, June 12, 2024. (Chad Surmick / The Press Democrat)

Secret Santa Rosa Cafe Patio Is a Spot for Memories

June 2024April 2025

Cafe Citti in Santa Rosa has amazing pasta, but the tuna egg salad is extra special.

A&M Barbecue

A&M BBQ Is the Best Southern-Style Barbecue in Sonoma County

June 2024March 2025

Local pitmasters Kris Austin and Marvin McKinzy team up for the perfect barbecue collab in Sebastopol at A&M BBQ.

Arandas, an Ode To Mexican Cuisine, To Open in Healdsburg’s Former Chalkboard Space

June 2024July 2024

Former 'MasterChef' contestant Adrien Nieto will lead the new Healdsburg restaurant with a focus on upscale Mexican cuisine.

Formerly of Noma in Copenhagen, executive chef Stu Stalker brings his twist on vegan fine dining weekends at Second Story, the new upstairs restaurant at Little Saint in Healdsburg, Sept. 8, 2023. (John Burgess/The Press Democrat)

Little Saint’s The Second Story Restaurant in Healdsburg to Close

June 2024June 2024

The groundbreaking vegan eatery will shutter in mid-June as the rest of Little Saint’s sprawling art, wine, food and event space continues to operate.

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