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Homemade Bacon Spicy Vodka Bloody Mary with Tomatos, Olive and Celery. (Brent Hofacker / Shutterstock)

The Ultimate Guide to The Best Bloody Marys in Sonoma County

December 2025December 2025

Jan. 1 is National Bloody Mary Day! After a lot of hard research, we present to you the best places in Sonoma County for our favorite hangover cure: the bloody mary.

Pistachio Tiramisu with pistachio mascarpone, lady finger and coffee from Brigitte Bistro Sunday, July 6, 2025, in Petaluma. (John Burgess / The Press Democrat)

8 Hot Food Trends You Can’t Avoid in 2026

December 2025

The new year is all about cozy-core, big flavors, personal choice and feeling better about how we eat.

Dubai chocolate with green kataifi and pistachio paste. (MurzikNata / Getty Images)

Food Trends Going Away in 2026: What Diners Are Done With

December 2025

Every food trend has a shelf life. As 2026 approaches, diners are quietly moving on from viral gimmicks, faux luxury and flavors that overstayed their welcome.

Coffee and pastry from Flying Goat Coffee. (Jenna Fisher)

10 Things to Do on a Rainy Day in Sonoma County

December 2025December 2025

Stumped on what to do when it gets damp and gray outside? Here are some suggestions on how to make a rainy day a little brighter.

Marietta Cellars tasting room in Healdsburg. (Bryan Meltz)

Marietta Cellars Opens Its First Tasting Room After 47 Years

December 2025

The modern, thoughtfully designed Healdsburg tasting room — formerly a police station — showcases artistic, small-production wines.

Whale Watch volunteer Larry Tiller, of Healdsburg, watches the horizon for spouts from Bodega Head on Sunday, Jan. 6, 2013. (Christopher Chung / The Press Democrat)

Where to Go Whale Watching on the Sonoma Coast

December 2025December 2025

The peak months for whale watching are January through May. Bring binoculars for a spectacular sighting.

Snow clings to dormant trees, Tuesday, Feb. 5, 2019, off Geysers Road. (Kent Porter / The Press Democrat)

For a Productive Spring, Fruit Trees Need Time To Chill Out

December 2025December 2025

Winter chill requirements are an evolutionary adaptation plants use to determine when the worst is over and it’s safe to break dormancy.

Boeuf Bourguignon at Walter Hansel Wine Bistro in Santa Rosa. (Chris Hardy/For Sonoma Magazine)

Sonoma County Restaurants That Closed in 2025

December 2025December 2025

Despite rising costs, staffing shortages and cautious diners, Sonoma County’s restaurant scene showed resilience in 2025.

Uni chawanmushi (egg custard with Hokkaido uni and roe) at Sushi Kosho's nine-piece nigiri tasting. (Heather Irwin / The Press Democrat)

Sushi Kosho Launches $89 Omakase Nigiri Tasting in Sebastopol

December 2025

Sushi Kosho’s new omakase-style tasting focuses on pristine fish, perfectly seasoned rice and an intentional rhythm that unfolds piece by piece.

Clam, Prawn & Sausage Sauté served with grilled sourdough from Catelli’s Restaurant Sunday, Dec. 21, 2025 in Geyserville. (John Burgess / The Press Democrat)

Catelli’s Is an Italian Cornerstone of Rural Geyserville

December 2025

Nearly 90 years in the making, Catelli’s offers Italian-American comfort food, Sonoma County soul and a dining room that feels like home.

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