Secret Gardens & Secret Menus: News On Sonoma’s Outdoor Dining Scene
Hidden worlds are coming to life in Sonoma County as restaurateurs reimagine the possibilities of outdoor dining.
Hidden worlds are coming to life in Sonoma County as restaurateurs reimagine the possibilities of outdoor dining.
With indoor tastings once again prohibited, we’re back to sipping wine outdoors. But what if you want to avoid the summer sun and heat? We've got you covered.
Restaurateurs are a plucky lot, often unfazed by even the worst circumstances. But opening (and reopening) right now? That’s for the truly brave.
The garden landscape features a stargazing tower made of salvaged industrial materials.
Stark’s “Big Red” mobile rotisserie will be firing up all-you-can eat mesquite-grilled New York steak, ribeye, filet mignon, smoked pork belly, barbecue salmon and more.
They’re finally ripe! Get ready for BLTs and other delicious tomato dishes.
Deb Rock may be the only Latina in the United States producing her own line of hot sauce.
Joy Ayodele of Santa Rosa has quickly become a prominent young leader in the local Black Lives Matter movement.
These local winemakers and entrepreneurs are creating exciting new tasting spaces in trying times.
Things are getting bad for local restaurants, who have played open-closed-open-closed roulette for months.