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In October of 2021, the 1960s-era main building, the centerpiece of Sea Ranch community life, reopened with new public spaces open to all, including a redesigned restaurant, a new café, and expansions to the bar, lounge, and general store. (The Sea Ranch Lodge)

Local Hotels Named Among Best in North America and Europe

May 2024

Four hotels in the North Bay were recently highlighted as part of Esquire’s list of recommended luxury accommodations, “The 41 Best New Hotels in North America and Europe 2024.”

The Healdsburg Plaza. (Mariah Harkey / Sonoma County Tourism)

A Temporary Village Is Popping Up in Healdsburg for People Wanting to Create a Better Future

May 2024May 2024

The monthlong event marks the first phase in creating Esmeralda, a permanent, utopia-like settlement in Northern California.

The former Acacia House at Alila Napa Valley will reopen in mid-May as Violetto, a fine dining experience with tasting and a la carte menus. (Alexander Rubin)

Italian Restaurant Violetto Opening in St. Helena

May 2024May 2024

The former Acacia House at Alila Napa Valley will reopen in mid-May as Violetto.

Mombo's Pizzeria (photo John Burgess/PD)

Is Cotati Sonoma County’s New Dining Destination? Mombo’s Opening and More

May 2024May 2024

Popular pizza chain Mombo's will add Cotati to its lineup, and more restaurant news in the Sonoma County town.

Brunch at Wit & Wisdom restaurant in Sonoma. (David Varley/Wit and Wisdom)

Best Sonoma County Brunch Spots for Mother’s Day 2024

May 2024May 2024

Consider this a friendly reminder to start making plans: Mother's Day is May 12 this year.

SingleThread restaurant in Healdsburg. (SingleThread)

3 Wine Country Hotels Win Michelin’s Highest Award

April 2024May 2024

SingleThread restaurant now has three Michelin stars and three Michelin keys. See which other Wine Country properties received the award.

A variety of Mexican dishes served at the Mitote Food Park in Santa Rosa. (Beth Schlanker/The Press Democrat)

Where to Celebrate Cinco de Mayo in Sonoma County

April 2024May 2024

Events include Roseland's immensely popular festival with food, music and dance, along with celebrations, delicious meals and drinks around the county.

Bolognese lasagna made with 12 layers of spinach pasta, rags and béchamel sauce at Portico in Sebastopol, Wednesday, April 24, 2024. (Beth Schlanker / The Press Democrat)

Pasta Whisperers Serve Up Authentic Italian at Sebastopol’s Portico

April 2024April 2024

Menu highlights include cacio e pepe, risotto, fresh pappardelle pasta with saffron cream, and the famous 12-layer lasagna.

Quesabirria Plate at El Fogon Taco Shop in Santa Rosa on Friday, April 14, 2023. (Christopher Chung/The Press Democrat)

Where to Find the Best Quesabirria in Santa Rosa

April 2024April 2024

These long-simmered beef tacos dunked into their chile-laden broth, stuffed with cheese and grilled to a bubbly brown are truly addictive.

Omar Galvan delivers an order from the pickup window at Galvan’s Eatery in Santa Rosa. (Heather Irwin / The Press Democrat)

Over 40 Food Trucks Unite for Sonoma County’s ‘Fork’n Good’ Festival

April 2024April 2024

Hosted by the SoCo Market folks (who know how to assemble some tasty food trucks), the list of eats is frighteningly extensive.

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