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…If you’d like a bit of entertainment after dinner, the Sonoma Speakeasy offers blues, country, and Americana music in its cozy spot in an alley off the Plaza. Hopmonk Tavern and Murphy’s Irish Pub typically feature…
…breakfast at Dierk’s Parkside Café. Enjoy American comfort food at its finest with entrees like biscuits and gravy, country benedict, and Grandma Dierk’s Pull-A-Parts, which is a sinfully delicious fried…
…and fascinating – place for an afternoon stroll. The city’s architecture and surrounding rural scenery give it an “American small town of yesteryear” look that several big-time movie directors have taken…
…1990, Ridgely Evers became the first American to import olive trees from Italy in over a century. His first commercial harvest was in 1994, yielding all of 25 gallons. Today,…
…flat meadows and valleys to rolling hills, and from cool wind and fog to hot sunshine. Because of this rich environmental diversity, there are actually five distinct American Viticultural Areas…
…take on typical American fast food. The living roof—covered with drought-tolerant plants and sporting a tower for catching and storing rainwater—is the first clue that this isn’t a typical drive-thru….
…18 months in heavy charred American White Oak barrels. Spirit Works Straight Rye Whiskey This is a small-batch, high-rye whiskey aged in full-size American oak barrels with a 70% rye/30%…
…Great American Songbook — that library of popular songs spanning from the 1920s to 1960s — is filled to the levee with songs about rivers. Sometimes they’re slow or lazy,…
…residents alike. AVA’s (American Viticultural Areas) of Sonoma County Sonoma County boasts 19 distinct American Viticultural Areas (AVAs), each offering unique wine experiences for travelers. These AVAs span nearly 60,000…
…including the Guy Fieri Foundation, Love Wins in Windsor Pride, American Legion, Disabled American Veterans, Humane Society of Sonoma County, and Boys & Girls Club of Sonoma-Marin, among many others….
…tribes. And despite mass displacement, humiliation, illness, and death at the hands of European and American colonists, Native American cultures and presence persist in modern-day Sonoma County. We encourage you…
…to the Russian River and Tomales Bay, for good reason. For something quite different, try Estero Americano. If you’re not familiar with our esteros, it’s the Spanish word for “estuary,” a…