Secret Gardens & Secret Menus: News On Sonoma’s Outdoor Dining Scene
Hidden worlds are coming to life in Sonoma County as restaurateurs reimagine the possibilities of outdoor dining.
Hidden worlds are coming to life in Sonoma County as restaurateurs reimagine the possibilities of outdoor dining.
It’s a bitter pill for restaurateurs who have spent weeks anticipating some semblance of normalcy.
Three great spots, from affordable to luxe, that we think will bring a smile to your face, even if it’s hidden behind a mask.
Mark and Terri Stark’s newish “Jew-ish” delicatessen has finally opened with the full menu we’ve all be kvetching for.
Wednesday through Sunday, you can get a special treat in Santa Rosa.
Perfectly executed fish and chips, fish tacos, Dungeness crab hushpuppies and more are on the menu. And a mean cheeseburger, too.
A look at how three Sonoma County restaurants are faring with their takeout menus.
The shop will begin its final sale on Friday, offering up the remainder of its take-and-bake pies, cookies and pantry items.
Local restaurateurs are getting creative by offering fresh produce and pantry staples to customers.
Bistro 29 is the first high-profile restaurant in Sonoma County to announce it will permanently close after shelter-in-place orders forced restaurant dining rooms to shutter statewide.