Sonoma Magazine

Sonoma Magazine

Sonoma Magazine is a distinguished bi-monthly publication that showcases the beauty and lifestyle of Sonoma. Featuring detailed articles and stunning photography, Sonoma Magazine connects readers with the latest happenings in restaurants, wineries, arts, entertainment, culture, and fashion, highlighting what makes Sonoma a sought-after destination and a beloved way of life.

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Articles

  • 4 days ago | sonomamag.com | Heather Irwin

    When you know, you know. Sushi Kosho is officially the best sushi in Sonoma County. Now, I don’t say this lightly, because sushi is a lifestyle choice for me — not just a meal. It’s about the warm (hand temperature), perfectly seasoned rice, pristine fish and just-so preparation.

  • 1 week ago | sonomamag.com | Heather Irwin

    Eight of Sonoma County’s top mobile eateries will compete for the ultimate cheap eats title at the inaugural “Clash of the Cuisines,” taking place Saturday at Old Caz Beer in Rohnert Park. Participating vendors include Bayou On The Bay, Galvan’s Eatery, Gerard’s Paella, Lunch Box, Mamadio’s Cheesesteaks, Shokakko Asian Street Food, The Spot and Warpigs Craft Kitchen. Each will debut original dishes in two pricing categories: under $14 and under $8.

  • 1 week ago | sonomamag.com | Sofia Englund

    Oh hummus, we have done you so wrong. The staple of Middle Eastern cuisine, made with humble chickpeas, olive oil and tahini, never deserved to be made into “brownie batter” flavor. But the many, many ways hummus has entered into our everyday lives also has brought us closer to other flavors of countries like Greece, Turkey, Syria, Palestine, Israel, Iraq, Iran and many others.

  • 1 week ago | sonomamag.com | Sofia Englund

    With summer sun coming on strong, the new Salt & Straw ice creamery at Santa Rosa’s Montgomery Village is one of June’s most anticipated openings. The Portland-based scoop shop is all about surprising fans with out-of-the-box flavors like Sea Salt Caramel Ribbons, Honey Lavender, Arbequina Olive Oil, and Salted Malted Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough. Its ever-changing monthly specials offer even more unexpected combinations.

  • 1 week ago | sonomamag.com | Sofia Englund

    After closing in late 2019, the historic Jimtown Store is set to reopen on June 10 with a new name and under new ownership. Michelle Wood, owner of the catering company Dim Sum and Then Sum, purchased the property nearly 18 months ago and formally took over from longtime owner Carrie Brown in late 2023.

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