20 Hole-in-the-Wall Restaurants to Try in Sonoma County
These hidden culinary gems serve up delicious food for cheap.
These hidden culinary gems serve up delicious food for cheap.
Get ready for fall pastry treats like pear chai scones, apple oat muffins and pumpkin doughnuts.
Flamingo’s Lazeaway Club is teaming up with San Francisco’s Lord Stanley restaurant for a monthlong chef residency and pop-ups at the Santa Rosa resort.
Ricky’s Eastbound is shutting its doors at end of month and will be replaced by an eatery run by Ausiello family.
The beautiful views, awe-inspiring patios and remarkable chefs do our county proud.
When the Starks announced that their eighth restaurant would open on Fourth Street, many asked why they’d take a risk on what’s been a tough location for many restaurants.
Fresh-baked breads, pastries, a limited to-go menu, beer and wine will be available Thursday through Sunday.
The restaurant closed in 2016. Now, chef Ralph Tingle is returning, with his chicken paillard and other favorite dishes.
The crafty ultra-local fare and griddled sandwiches hooked us immediately.
From Milan to Sicily — and a few California influences in between, these local restaurants serve up the best of Italy.