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Issue: May / June 2025

Mary Cecile Agneberg, the “MotherShucker,” brings a short knife and plenty of muscle when prying open mollusks at Trillium Winebar & Taproom Friday, February 28, 2025, on Main Street in Guerneville. (John Burgess / The Press Democrat)

Tiny Trillium Winebar in Guerneville Is Setting the Bar High

July 2025July 2025

A tiny cafe and wine lounge in downtown Guerneville impresses with an extensive wine list, a raw bar and a gold medal-winning crab roll.

Server Mercedes DeWitt with the Buck’s Original (thick, upside down) Pan Pie with Pepperoni from Buck’s Place Friday, July 19, 2024, in Sonoma. (John Burgess/The Press Democrat)

25 Best Restaurants in Sonoma County in 2025

June 2025June 2025

Here are 25 unique reasons to love dining out in Sonoma County in 2025.

Wine tasting with mezze plate from Little Saint at Marine Layer Wines in Healdsburg. (Gretchen Gause)

Picpoul Blanc Is a Rare White Variety That Meets the Moment

June 2025June 2025

For a grape few have heard of in the U.S., Picpoul Blanc has a surprising number of superfans — especially here in Sonoma County.

Customers dine at Little Saint in Healdsburg, a temple to the union of plant-based food, wine and live music. (Kim Carroll)

These Sonoma County Restaurants Encourage Guests to Stay Awhile

June 2025

More restaurants look for ways to build community — because sometimes you want to eat where everybody knows your name.

Anna's Hummingbird at Golden Gate Park in San Francisco. (Gareth Bogdanoff / Shutterstock)

Love Hummingbirds? Now’s the Time to See Them in Sonoma County

June 2025June 2025

Hummingbirds never fail to enthrall us, attracting even nonbirders with their colorful feathers and effortless aerial acrobatics.

Fig salad with feta cheese and walnuts. (etorres / Shutterstock)

Fresh Figs Are a Sweet Addition to This Simple Summer Salad

June 2025June 2025

Once you’ve eaten your fill of the year’s first figs straight up, they're delicious in this easy summer salad, full of refreshing crunch.

Burger from Lunch Box Sonoma County. The pop-up restaurant is among a handful of local restaurants that have signed on for a space at the new Livery on Main food hall in Sebastopol. Click through the gallery for more. (Courtesy of Lunch Box Sonoma County)

6 Favorite Burger Spots in Sonoma County

June 2025June 2025

The perfect burger is about everything working together in harmony. Here are 6 favorites to try in Sonoma County.

A thoughtful connection to the outdoors and lots of space for cooking anchor the clean-lined, modernist main home. “In many ways, my house is a large kitchen with some bedrooms around it,” Stephen Singer explains. (Eileen Roche / Sonoma Magazine)

Stephen Singer Discovers a System of Balance at His Sebastopol Farm

June 2025

A legendary wine merchant and restaurateur forges connection to the land in rural Sebastopol. Take a look at the peaceful property.

Mary Denham

Mary Denham’s Blooms End is Petaluma’s Unlikeliest Foodie Treasure

June 2025June 2025

Step inside the homespun Blooms End pastry wagon to meet one of the most original bakers in all the land.

The space-age greenhouse, built by the couple with help from family, has become a local landmark in Guerneville. (Eileen Roche / Sonoma Magazine)

Solar Punk Farms Provides a Vision for a More Joyful, Sustainable Future

June 2025June 2025

This rural west county farm built on reclaimed land centers community, resilience and sustainability in solarpunk-style.

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