Where To Find the Best Big Summer Salads in Sonoma County
No wimpy greens, no bottled dressing, no dainty plates — because a real salad should be a meal, not a supporting player.
No wimpy greens, no bottled dressing, no dainty plates — because a real salad should be a meal, not a supporting player.
What started out as a one-day party has grown to a three-day celebration of wine, food and good times, held at three local wineries in June.
From flavor-bursting tri-tip to tender smoked brisket, here’s our guide to the top spots for barbecue in Sonoma County.
A new doughnut shop at Graton Resort & Casino is leaning into Vegas-style excess with banana pudding-filled pastries, dirty milk drinks and a $275 gold-leaf doughnut served with vintage cognac.
From Vietnamese egg coffee and horchata lattes to chicory cold brew and mushroom elixirs, Sonoma County’s newest coffee shops are turning caffeine into a buzzy lifestyle choice.
With sangria, salsa and a loyal following, El Coqui has spent nearly two decades bringing Puerto Rican comfort food and cha-cha-cha charm to Santa Rosa.
Forestville’s newly opened Rainy Day Chocolate hosts classes and tastings at its shop tucked into a small strip mall.
A war-born Korean stew packed with Spam, American cheese and tofu becomes a deeply personal, communal dish at Santa Rosa’s Seoul to Tokyo Kitchen.
Find pitmaster classes at a popular Sebastopol barbecue spot, pop-up dinners at a favorite Santa Rosa diner, a new chef at a Michelin-starred Wine Country restaurant and more.
A new kind of food truck has been popping up in Sonoma County: mobile tortilla factories, or tortillerías, that offer community connection alongside fresh, warm corn tortillas.