How Will We Eat in 2023? Predictions for the Sonoma County Dining Scene
Robots in restaurants, nonalcoholic drinks, mushrooms as superfood and Earth-friendly eating are in the forecast for 2023.
Robots in restaurants, nonalcoholic drinks, mushrooms as superfood and Earth-friendly eating are in the forecast for 2023.
The long-awaited plant-focused restaurant from Shuckery owner Jazmine Lalicker has debuted on the Petaluma waterfront.
Dozens of innovative restaurateurs found critical and commercial success this year. Here are the most important openings of 2022.
These restaurants serve affordable meals with all the flavor, heart and soul of fancy food.
Plus, Criminal Baking Co. is opening a pie pop-up shop in Santa Rosa.
The carefully-curated shop was a love letter to Sonoma County food and wine. It will close Jan. 1.
Chef Kyle and Katina Connaughton’s Vertice Hospitality is ending its management of Healdsburg’s Little Saint. No specific reason for the change was given.
Popular lunch and dinner cafe closed Dec. 9
Replacing Delicious Dish in the new year is another popular Sonoma Valley restaurant.
Memorable dishes from oyster soup to grownup chicken tenders rise to extraordinary heights.