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A bowl of rice topped with beef. (ken6345 / Getty Images)

Sizzling House in Santa Rosa Is Worth Checking Out

January 2026

There's plenty of chatter about the new donburi and ramen spot inside the Safeway shopping center on Mendocino Avenue.

Chef Lisa Boisset of The Cook & The Drummer has opened The Porch Kitchen in Sebastopol. (The Cook & The Drummer)

Grab-and-Go Fare Worth Sticking Around for at The Porch Kitchen

January 2026

The upscale grab-and-go space, formerly home to Goatlandia Kitchen, is quickly gaining buzz as a place to linger and dine.

A 3-minute sand timer counts down as Chiang Dao Wild Mountain Green tea leaves steep in a pot at Two Trees Tea House in Occidental Wednesday, Feb. 12, 2025. (Beth Schlanker / The Press Democrat)

Two Trees Tea House Is a Place To Sip and Slow Time

January 2026

Two Trees Tea House in Occidental offers ethically sourced, single-origin teas — and a rare invitation to slow down.

Lox bagel from Marla Bakery pop-up at Spinster Sisters in Santa Rosa. (Courtesy of Marla Bakery)

Where to Get the Best Bagels in Sonoma County

January 2026January 2026

A dozen places in Sonoma County to grab a great bagel on National Bagel Day, Jan. 15, or any day of the week.

Euphoria non-alcoholic cocktail with Seedlip Grove, goji and schisandra berry, Euoporia Elixir, lime, preicly pear-hibiscu puree, jasmine water at Ferbar in Sebastopol. Heather Irwin/PD

Best Sonoma County Bars for Mocktails and Nonalcoholic Drinks

January 2026January 2026

National Mocktail Week is Jan. 11-17. These local bars are serving up nonalcoholic drinks so good you'll forget you're taking a break from booze.

This renovated two-bedroom two-bathroom home sitting on the 11th hole of the South Bodega Harbour Golf Course is currently listed for $2,050,000. (Brian Roberts / Loud and Clear Commercial Media)

This Luxuriously Renovated Bodega Bay Home Is a Golfer’s Paradise

January 2026

Sitting on the 11th hole of The Links at Bodega Harbour, this spacious home boasts panoramic views of the Pacific and modern amenities.

Lounging area of great room. (Bart Edson)

Ranch-Style Home in Sonoma Offers Modern Living With Vintage Charm

January 2026January 2026

The circa-1960s home on Sonoma Mountain features a wood-forward design with contemporary touches and exquisite outdoor views.

Spicy Tan Tan Ramen with Sapporo noodles, sesame, scallion, pork belly chashu, spicy ground pork, charred cabbage, wood ear mushrooms and a 6-minute egg from Ramen Gaijin in Sebastopol. (John Burgess / The Press Democrat)

Warm Up with These Soups from Sonoma Restaurants

January 2026January 2026

Craving soup? Here's where to get the best chowder, ramen and more in Sonoma County.

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 2025January 2026

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.

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