Top Nightlife Spots in Sonoma County

In addition to local craft beers paired with barbecue-inspired fare, this outdoor dining and beer garden experience offers live music Thursday to Saturday nights, and Sunday afternoons. Thursdays are Bluegrass & Bourbon Nights. With more than 350 outdoor seats, Brewsters is best in the warm weather that summer and fall bring.

It's not often that you find an upscale cocktail bar that also knows how to party, which is why we love Duke's Spirited Cocktails in the Historic plaza of downtown Healdsburg. Duke's has some amazing craft cocktails to order, with almost all liquors and bitters being made from local Sonoma County products, and even ingredients made from their own gardens. Their slogan is "When it comes to the products we use behind the bar - If we can make it or grow it ourselves, we will. If we can't, we will make sure it is the best we can buy." 

Located in the heart of Geyserville in the historic Odd Fellows Building. The G.G.C. offers classic cocktails in a casual atmosphere. Their menu focuses on fresh fish Crudos, Latin & Asian street food and delicious bar bites. The Geyserville Gun club also has live music to enjoy every Saturday night.

This full-amenity gaming resort offers specialty drinks in three settings - the G sports bar with more than 42 flat screen TVs; the 8, a VIP lounge providing a semi-private and elegant atmosphere in the high-limit area; and the Sky, with a 360-degree, diamond-shaped center bar. Dining choices include casual dining in four restaurants, and a food court with seven eateries.

With a total of three locations in the North Bay, this small local brewery chain boasts two of its sites in Sonoma County. Hopmonk occupies a rustic 105-year-old stone and timber building in Sebastopol, and a private home built in 1888 in Sonoma. Both sites offer a beer garden, live music (sometimes indoors, sometimes outdoors), and moderately priced menus that offer traditional and innovative pairings of beer and food. See their live music schedule for Hopmonk Sebastopol and Hopmonk Sonoma.  

The stated goal of these two locally owned businesses is to provide a meeting, entertainment, and eating spot for the enjoyment of locals and fun-loving visitors. They are two of many companies housed in this 1911 building. The saloon is a live music concert venue with a full bar, presenting an eclectic variety of sounds, including all types of rock, funk, blues, roots, reggae, ska, Western swing, and more. The restaurant features traditional but innovative  American cuisine, with dishes like pork lovers' mac 'n cheese, BBQ tri-tip, and the Moroccan-spiced brick chicken fettuccine. See the current music lineup for the Mystic Theater.