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Sweet T's Restaurant & Bar owners Ann and Dennis Tussey, center, along with working partner George Ah Chin, left, and manager Robert Zenobi, right, at the site of their new Windsor location before construction was completed. The couple lost their Santa Rosa restaurant in the 2017 Tubbs fire. (Christopher Chung / The Press Democrat)

Surviving Fires, Floods and Pandemic, Sonoma Restaurateurs Offer Lessons in Resilience

November 2022

Forced to make changes, local restaurateurs found some silver linings and adapted their business models into successful programs they continue to embrace today.

Le Diner at Troubadour in Healdsburg. (Emma K Creative)

Le Diner: A Bakery Is the Hottest French Restaurant in Healdsburg

October 2022September 2024

A Single Thread restaurant alum cooks up French-inspired dishes with produce from the Single Thread farm.

Flat Iron Steak Frites at Underwood Bar and Bistro in Graton. (Christopher Chung/The Press Democrat)

The Secret Sonoma Foodie Destination Only Locals Know About

October 2022October 2022

It is the essence of all that is deliciously delightful about the farther-flung regions of Sonoma County.

Parisian-Style Seafood Cafe Coming Soon to Sonoma County

September 2022September 2022

In addition to an oyster bar, the menu will include French classics like moules-frites.

The Gypsy Cafe in Sebastopol. (John Burgess/The Press Democrat)

Sebastopol’s Gypsy Cafe to Become General Store and Pie Bar

September 2022September 2022

The Gypsy Cafe is pausing its restaurant service. But owner Shawn Hall will keep the popular spot open with yet another pivot.

BBQ Smokehouse Bistro & Catering pork ribs and coleslaw being served during the 22nd annual Sonoma County Cajun Zydeco & Delta Rhythm Festival held Saturday at Ives Park in Sebastopol. September 2, 2017. (Erik Castro/for The Press Democrat)

Sebastopol’s Bar B Que Smokehouse Bistro to Remain Open

September 2022September 2022

Sebastopol chef Larry Vito has found a buyer for his restaurant, which was set to close in September.

Grilled Flat Iron with Sonoma succotash, popcorn and herbed butter from The Farmstand at the Farmhouse Inn in Forestville Tuesday, August 16, 2022. (John Burgess/The Press Democrat)

7 Restaurants to Try Right Now in Sonoma County

September 2022September 2022

From tapas and champagne to a new pizza place, here's where to eat this fall in Sonoma County.

Grilled cheese with birria on Texas Toast is a menu option at Galvan’s Eatery in Santa Rosa. (Heather Irwin / Sonoma Magazine)

‘We Were Destined for This’: Local Brothers Expand Popular Taco Truck Business

September 2022September 2022

The young duo has has a fiercely loyal following for their crispy shrimp tacos, birria grilled cheese sandwiches, loaded carne asada fries and meaty quesabirria.

Chef Douglas Keane of Cyrus. The Michelin-starred restaurant reopened in Healdsburg September 9, 2022 after being closed for about a decade. (John Burgess / The Press Democrat)

Long-Awaited Debut of New Cyrus Restaurant Is Days Away in Geyserville

September 2022

Douglas Keane’s reincarnated Cyrus, housed in an 8,000-square-foot concrete and glass complex above an acre of vineyards, is set to debut Sept. 9.

Ramen at Bayou on the Bay. (Heather Irwin/Sonoma Magazine)

Santa Rosa’s Third Street Aleworks Goes Cajun

September 2022

Chef Bradley Wildridge’s Bayou on the Bay will take up residence in the kitchen, permanently.

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