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Dine Above The Trees at These Sonoma County Restaurants

March 2021March 2021

Dining much above ground level in Sonoma County is a rarity due in large part to building height restrictions. But there are exceptions.

Chef's omakase nigiri at Asahi Sushi in Healdsburg. (Nobuyuki Asahi)

New Japanese Restaurant in Healdsburg a Top Pick for Sushi

January 2021May 2022

Asahi Sushi not only makes excellent sushi, but also teriyaki, light tempura and soba noodle soup dishes.

Beignets at Parish Cafe in Santa Rosa. Heather irwin/PD

Parish to Reopen, Plus More Good News from Sonoma County Restaurant Scene

January 2021January 2021

The beignets will be back. And there's a new bakery, a new butter bar and a new international takeout to check out.

Three soups La Salette Soup: Caldo Verde (potato, linquiça, collards)

Recreate Warming Soups from Popular Sonoma Restaurants

January 2021March 2021

Top Sonoma County chefs share the recipes of their favorite soups.

The dining room at Central Market in Petaluma. (Crista Jeremiason/The Press Democrat)

Sonoma County Restaurants Close for ‘Winter Break’ Amid Coronavirus Shutdown

January 2021January 2021

A growing number of restaurants and food businesses are closing for a “winter break,” citing stay-home restrictions that show no chance of being lifted anytime soon.

In the New Year, Virtual Tastings are Here to Stay

December 2020

As tasting rooms closed and wineries were tested by the pandemic, wineries have had to adapt and overcome. One change that's sticking? Virtual tastings.

Tamarind glazed grilled shrimp at Stark’s Steak and Seafood Brazilian BBQ popup in Santa Rosa. (Heather Irwin / Sonoma Magazine)

Sonoma County’s Best Restaurant Dishes 2020

December 2020December 2020

The pandemic and fires can’t keep a good chef down. Here are the best things we ate this year.

Day boat scallops with summer squash and tomato confit Wedding at Barndiva

How One Healdsburg Restaurant is Mastering Socially-Distanced Dining

October 2020May 2022

The owners of this local restaurant seem to have thought of everything when adjusting to our new reality.

K&L Bistro owner Karen Martin. (Beth Schlanker)

Tisza Bistro in Windsor Closes, Other Restaurants Struggle As Wildfires Rage Amid Pandemic

August 2020

Will this finally be the death knell for some of our favorite local restaurants?

The outdoor patio for Single Thread at Kistler Vineyards' Trenton Roadhouse. (Heather Irwin / Sonoma Magazine)

Local Wineries and Chefs Are Teaming Up for Unique Dining Experiences

August 2020August 2020

Pairing wide-open outdoor spaces with destination-worthy meals, it’s a win-win for both struggling industries.

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