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Sunflower Cafe: Great Breakfast in Sonoma Plaza

Last Modified: May 6, 2020

The historic Sonoma Plaza is home to some of the best food and drink spots in the city. I am a huge fan of restaurants like El Dorado Cafe and The Girl and the Fig, but for breakfast, it is hard to beat the fast service and great location of Sunflower Caffe, here is all […]

Filed Under: Food, Northern California Tagged With: Sonoma, Sonoma County

Sonoma City Guide: Wine, Restaurants, History & Hiking

Last Modified: May 6, 2020

Sonoma is the closest wine region to San Francisco and is a city with extensive history and beauty. The historic Sonoma Plaza sits in the heart of downtown Sonoma and is surrounded by wine tasting rooms, eateries, and a state park. I have only been to the city twice, but on both occasions, I left […]

Filed Under: City Guides, Northern California Tagged With: Sonoma, Sonoma County

The Girl and the Fig: Sonoma’s Top Eatery

Last Modified: May 6, 2020

Disclosure: This meal was provided free of charge; all opinions are my own. The Girl and the Fig in Sonoma is one of the most popular eateries in the city, and after going, it is easy to see why. The restaurant has some of the best food I have had in a long time, plus […]

Filed Under: Food, Northern California Tagged With: Sonoma, Sonoma County

Cottage Inn and Spa: A Beautiful Hotel in Downtown Sonoma

Last Modified: May 6, 2020

Disclosure: This stay was provided for me free of charge; all opinions are my own. Located in the heart of downtown Sonoma, just blocks from the historic Sonoma Plaza, the Cottage Inn and Spa is a fantastic place to spend a few days. From the moment you arrive at the quaint hotel, you are whisked […]

Filed Under: Hotels, Northern California Tagged With: Sonoma, Sonoma County

El Dorado Kitchen: Fantastic Sunday Brunch in Sonoma Plaza

Last Modified: May 6, 2020

Disclosure: This meal was provided free of charge, but all opinions are my own. Located inside a historic building and hotel in the Sonoma Plaza, El Dorado Kitchen is one of the city’s best eateries. Whether it is a lovely brunch or a fancy dinner, there is something for everyone in this elegant yet modern […]

Filed Under: Food, Northern California Tagged With: Sonoma, Sonoma County

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