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Issue: May / June 2026

Raspberry White Chocolate Tart, left, and a Mango-Passion Fruit Mousse Tart from Fleur Sauvage Chocolates Thursday, April 2, 2026 in Windsor. (John Burgess/The Press Democrat)

Our Dining Editor’s Favorite Sonoma County Sweets Right Now

July 2026

From chocolate croissants to soft serve, these are our favorite sweets in Sonoma County that are the perfect reason to eat dessert first.

Queso Tacos with Birria from Jalapeños Mexican Grill on Sebastopol Road in Santa Rosa, Wednesday, Jan. 25, 2023. (John Burgess/The Press Democrat)

The Spice Is Right at These Sonoma County Restaurants

July 2026July 2026

Freshly ground, bloomed in oil or toasted over fire, spices build flavor in vibrant layers shaping dishes from all over the world, and there’s plenty here to savor.

The Oktoberfest Platter from Tisza Bistro in Healdsburg. (John Burgess / The Press Democrat)

These Essential Sonoma County Dishes Were Made To Share

July 2026

Expect a rogue fork to pop onto your plate at any moment, because these local dishes are perfect for sharing.

Dahlinho de Tapioca, fried bite with aged gouda, parmigiana and chili jam from the new prix fixe tasting menu at The Lodge at Dawn Ranch Thursday, September 4, 2025 in Guerneville. (John Burgess / The Press Democrat)

Sonoma County Restaurants With the Perfect Bite of Bliss

July 2026July 2026

From sizzling flambé to crispy mozzarella sticks, these indulgent local bites are worth ordering every time.

Various breads from local businesses, including, clockwise from left, focaccia from Pastasciutta, toast from Quail & Condor, baguette from Sarmentine, fougasse from Goguette, Parker House rolls from Bijou and scones from Nightingale Breads. (John Burgess / The Press Democrat)

Daily Bread: Our Favorite Carb-Rich Treats in Sonoma County

July 2026

Simple yet essential, bread is a daily must-have — whether it's holding together the perfect sandwich or toasted and slathered in butter.

Pork chop with warm mustard seed vinaigrette, roasted mushrooms, potato gnocchi and Swiss chard at Cafe La Haye Wednesday, Oct. 29, 2025, in Sonoma. (John Burgess / The Press Democrat)

These Classic Dishes in Sonoma County Deliver Every Time

July 2026July 2026

Classic dishes don't need introduction nor reinvention. From an old Julia Child staple to the pinnacle of burgers, here are some of our favorite classics served in Sonoma County.

Josh Silvers cooking in the kitchen of his Santa Rosa home. (Eileen Roche)

Food Is the Love Language at This Santa Rosa Chef’s Home

June 2026

The heart of the home is the kitchen, where Josh Silvers, chef and owner of Jackson's Bar and Oven, can continue to play.

Paella at Bravas Bar de Tapas in Healdsburg. (Jesse Cudworth)

50 Essential Dishes To Try in Sonoma County Right Now

June 2026July 2026

From dishes designed for big nights out to ones for casual hangs, these selections offer a mere snapshot of the great food in Sonoma County.

Rancher Charity Epperson and her rare Icelandic sheep at Wild Things Ranch in Cazadero. (Charity Epperson/Courtesy Wild Things Ranch)

Women Farmers Around Sonoma County Making a Difference in Agriculture

June 2026June 2026

Meet some of the Sonoma County thought-leaders and agricultural innovators embodying the Year of the Woman Farmer.

Mai Nguyen stands amid a field of gazelle rye, which she planted earlier in the winter in west Sonoma County, Friday, March 13, 2026. (Kent Porter / The Press Democrat)

Sebastopol Farmer Mai Nguyen’s Quest To Revive a Regional Grain Economy

June 2026July 2026

Combining regenerative agriculture with social justice, local farmer Mai Nguyen aims to combat climate change and help revitalize global food cultures — one grain at a time.

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