Two Sonoma Vineyards That Made History on the Wine Scene
May marks the 50th anniversary of the 1976 Judgment of Paris, when two California wines won in a showdown against esteemed French wines. These two local vineyards had a helping hand.
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May marks the 50th anniversary of the 1976 Judgment of Paris, when two California wines won in a showdown against esteemed French wines. These two local vineyards had a helping hand.
Chef Ari Weiswasser, the restaurateur behind Glen Ellen Star and Stella, has opened Smash, a fast-casual restaurant on Sonoma Plaza devoted to lacy-edged smashburgers and a family-friendly vibe.
A longtime champion of thoughtful eating, Carlo Petrini founded the Slow Food movement 40 years ago in Italy. Sonoma County became an early adopter.
National Hamburger Day is May 28! At Sonoma Magazine, we're always ready to celebrate a great burger.
Betsy Fischer has worked in Santa Rosa Junior College’s Culinary Arts Program for 26 years. As she prepares to depart, she dispenses lasting advice for students.
Whether you're looking for a morning cuppa or an afternoon high tea service, here are our favorite tea spots in Sonoma County.
The former Villa restaurant has reopened as The Junction, a sprawling Santa Rosa beer garden with blistered pizzas, cocktails, fire pits and plenty to keep kids — and dogs — happy.
No wimpy greens, no bottled dressing, no dainty plates — because a real salad should be a meal, not a supporting player.
The stately, 1920s-era home in Petaluma features meticulous landscaping, ornate interior details and modern upgrades, plus an ADU.
With the industry navigating a prolonged downturn, happy hour events are more than a trend; they’re a smart survival strategy.