Rainy Day Chocolate in Forestville Offers Tastings, Classes for Everyday Sweetness
Forestville’s newly opened Rainy Day Chocolate hosts classes and tastings at its shop tucked into a small strip mall.
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Apis Arborea’s Unconventional Approach To Boost the Honeybee Population
Honeybees are essential to our food system and their dwindling numbers have caused alarm. The head of a Sebastopol nonprofit encourages them to live outside of the box hive.
Comforting Korean Soul Food at Seoul to Tokyo Kitchen in Santa Rosa
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.
Pitmaster Classes, Pop-up Dinners and More on the North Bay Dining Scene
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.
Sol Rei Is a Charming Addition to the Sonoma Plaza Wine Scene
Is your wine enjoyment dampened by allergies? At this tasting room, well-crafted wines with minimal histamines and sulfites are the specialty.
Ranch-Style Russian River Retreat Hits the Market
The secluded Guerneville home includes an ADU, bocce ball court, saltwater pool and spa, and even a hobby vineyard.
Reimagined Home in Burbank Gardens Neighborhood Listed for Sale
Originally built in 1924, the renovated Santa Rosa home exudes charm right at the curb, from traditional millwork to modern fixtures.
Sonoma County’s Mobile Tortillerías Offer a Taste of Home
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.
Where to Get the Best Margaritas in Sonoma County
Whether it's Cinco de Mayo or National Margarita Day, Sonoma County serves up some marvelous margaritas any day of the year.
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.