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The Olla Latté with piloncillo syrup, cinnamon and a dried orange slice Friday, Nov. 7, 2025 from Cafe de la Olla in Santa Rosa. (John Burgess / The Press Democrat)

6 Delicious Hot Drinks To Get in Sonoma County Right Now

January 2026

Craving warm winter drinks? Here are some of the best cups of cheer in Sonoma County for the dark days of winter.

3/2/2014: B1: TOASTING WINE COUNTRY: College friends from Sonoma State University and Santa Rosa Junior College pose for a picture at Truett Hurst in the Dry Creek Valley. The annual Wine Road Barrel Tasting, which draws many young tasters, continues today and next weekend. PC: College friends from SSU and SRJC pose for a picture at Truett Hurst in the Dry Creek Valley. The 36th Annual Wine Road Barrel Tasting continues on Sunday and next weekend.

8 Reasons Why Winter Is a Great Time to Visit Sonoma Wine Country

January 2026January 2026

In winter, you can visit Wine Country for a fraction of the cost and without the crowds. Here's what else to look forward to.

From left, avocado toast topped with prosciutto and sprouts, and the Sweet Crunch toast with almond butter, bananas, strawberries, coconut and almonds from Succo Cold-Pressed in Santa Rosa. (John Burgess / The Press Democrat)

Flavor Meets Art at Succo Cold-Pressed in Santa Rosa

January 2026

Artfully presented toasts steal the show at this Santa Rosa juice shop known for its superfood-filled elixirs.

Partners Hayley Cutri and chef Efrain Balmes at Sonoma Eats in Sonoma Tuesday November 22, 2022. (Chad Surmick / Press Democrat)

Parkside Eats To Replace Lepe’s Taqueria in Santa Rosa This Spring

January 2026January 2026

Parkside Eats will open this spring in Bennett Valley, taking over the former Lepe’s Taqueria space with a California comfort food menu influenced by Mexican flavors.

Pick’s Roadside in Cloverdale opens, Saturday, Jan. 10, 2026. (Kent Porter / The Press Democrat)

Pick’s Roadside Reopens With Burgers, Wine and a Nod to Its 100-Year Past

January 2026January 2026

The century-old Cloverdale drive-in returns with Wagyu burgers, milkshakes and a Wine Country upgrade — without losing its old-school soul.

A live dungeness crab at Oliver's Market in Santa Rosa, Thursday Nov. 17, 2016. (Kent Porter / The Press Democrat) 2016

The Ultimate Guide to Crab Feeds in Sonoma County

January 2026January 2026

Grab your shell crackers and get ready for several weeks of buttery, succulent, all-you-can-eat crab in Sonoma County.

Chappellet Winery in St. Helena. (Chappellet Winery)

Napa Valley’s Chappellet Winery Is Still King of the Hill

January 2026January 2026

Napa Valley’s Pritchard Hill pioneer wows with scenic beauty and wines that blend grace with muscle.

A bowl of rice topped with beef. (ken6345 / Getty Images)

Sizzling House in Santa Rosa Is Worth Checking Out

January 2026

There's plenty of chatter about the new donburi and ramen spot inside the Safeway shopping center on Mendocino Avenue.

Chef Lisa Boisset of The Cook & The Drummer has opened The Porch Kitchen in Sebastopol. (The Cook & The Drummer)

Grab-and-Go Fare Worth Sticking Around for at The Porch Kitchen

January 2026January 2026

The upscale grab-and-go space, formerly home to Goatlandia Kitchen, is quickly gaining buzz as a place to linger and dine.

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 2026

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

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