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…stays include a breakfast buffet and free wine tasting passes. Refreshed, you’re now ready for dinner. Steele & Hops Public House serves both local and global beers, celebrating the best of…
…Ramen & Rolls, Santa Rosa Poke don at Raku Ramen and Rolls This minimalist, fast-casual izakaya celebrates Japan’s most popular street foods, including ramen, donburi (bowls), and sushi rolls. Inspired…
…cheese lover with a gift of cheese every quarter. William Cofield Cheesemakers handcrafts British-style cheese in West Sonoma County. Receive an aged Cheddar, a Stilton-inspired blue and a guest cheese…
…Republic 3120 Lakeville Highway, Petaluma, California 707-782-9090 Epicenter Sports and Entertainment, Santa Rosa Epicenter Sports and Entertainment, Santa Rosa, California Epicenter in Santa Rosa is the West Coast’s largest indoor sports and…
…key Sonoma Coast whale-watching spots are Bodega Head, Stillwater Cove Regional Park, Salt Point State Park, the six public access trails at The Sea Ranch, and Gualala Point Regional Park. Otter Spotting: Late Winter…
…request form or call 707-833-4233. Charlie’s Acres, Sonoma Blissful goat at Charlie’s Acres farm-animal sanctuary in Petaluma, California Started in 2016 and named for founder Tracy Vogt’s pet chihuahua, this…
…is only one of the sustainable craft drinks made here in Sonoma County. You can also slake your thirst with libations like: Golden State Cider is one of Sonoma County’s most popular…
…Real in Petaluma Hit up the weekend brunch in this adorable downtown Petaluma cafe for chilaquiles, Huevos Rancheros and tortas. 5 Petaluma Blvd. South, Petaluma, 707-658-1415, tortillareal.com Written by Heather Irwin…
…would just be cruel. 521 Adams St., Santa Rosa, 707-546-5100, starkrestaurants.com. Salt and Stone in Kenwood Best for Early Birds: Salt and Stone, 2:30-5:30 p.m. Monday-Friday: Rise and shine for this post-lunch happy…
…Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.,” followed by a concert with vocalist Odabi accompanied by her band. General admission is $30 and student admission is $15. 115 N. St., Healdsburg, 707-433-6335….
…area’s first caves for aging and utilized the first known redwood fermentation tanks. As well, he became its first vintner to use gravity-flow in commercial winemaking. While the production cellar…
…beauty of the Sonoma Coast as your backdrop or you prefer some romantic vineyard scenery, there’s no reason your photos with your partner shouldn’t be just as special as your…