Sonoma County Businesses Welcome a Great Honor: Snails
These snails aren’t the escargot variety. Instead, their red and white trail leads to the most thoughtful food around Sonoma County.
These snails aren’t the escargot variety. Instead, their red and white trail leads to the most thoughtful food around Sonoma County.
From Cinco de Mayo eats to a celebrity chef-hosted cooking demonstration, Sonoma County foodies will have their plates full this May.
From pimento cheese to a Double-Double dupe, it's time to get your Sonoma County 'za on.
Here are some go-to local spots for excellent tacos, enchiladas, molcajete and more.
Tucked into a forgettable Rohnert Park strip mall, Don Julio’s draws locals with handmade pupusas, home-style Salvadoran cooking and recipes passed down by feel.
A Healdsburg doughnut shop and an Italian restaurant in Sebastopol will be shuttering in April.
Wind McAlister, owner of Petaluma's Sonoma Spice Queen, is opening a second shop in a former nightclub in downtown Santa Rosa.
At Pressed in Rohnert Park, $9 smashburgers and word-of-mouth have turned a no-frills strip mall spot into one of Sonoma County’s buzziest burger joints.
The neighborhood didn't wait for a formal introduction to Santa Rosa's new Parkside Eats and it is already packed — for good reason.
The Redwood Gospel Mission's new Santa Rosa bakery is serving buttery croissants, kouign-amann and coffee with a mission: job training and fresh starts for people in their residential programs.