Sonoma County Businesses

Lucky you, you’ve found the Fork Roadhouse. Open only Thursday through Sunday for brunch and lunch, you won’t find a restaurant that cares more about each and every ingredient they serve. Pork belly tacos are a favorite. Catering available.

Feng Shui in a wine cave. Chic yet casual touring experience with barrel tasting. Bring a picnic to enjoy with your libations on the delightful, verdant lawn.

To Grandma's House we go! This well-maintained riverfront property has four suites, plus a pool table, hot tub, game room, large fireplace, and a beach on the river. If that seems hard to beat, add in a large kitchen perfect for cooking and entertaining.

Graton Resort & Casino is the region's newest, full-amenity gaming resort with a high-energy casino floor featuring an endless variety of slots and video poker.

Take a step back in history at this quaint shopping center that overlooks the Petaluma River. Originally a food locker for the wild game that was shipped to San Francisco, the Mill now houses boutiques, offices, a gym, and restaurants.

A classic dime store stocked with various toys, games, and novelty items. The candy selection is full of all your favorites from when you were a kid. For those of you headed to Russian River, they also sell and inflate inner tubes for rafting.

Located in the historic Bank of Guerneville Building, this unique experience encompasses a collective retail and art gallery space with handcrafted bakery items. Your sweet tooth will thank you when you indulge in the homemade pies and ice cream.

Gorgeous camp on the Russian River. Picnic table, fire pit, and barbeque grill provided with each campsite. Trucks show up every night to sell firewood making it easy to keep stocked up. Volleyball, basketball and more outdoor activities.

Cozy brick space serves what they call “Modern Comfort Food”. Closed only on Tuesday, this adorable eatery serves breakfast and lunch every day. Be sure to make a reservation for “Gypsy Nights”, the Friday night dinner. Unique and scrumptious.

The sound of live entertainment fills your ears, the views of the Russian River dance in your vision, and the taste of traditional German cuisine delights your taste buds. After dinner, retreat into fine linens for a complete sensory experience.

Simple diner that serves California Comfort Food seven days a week. Breakfast and lunch served daily and dinner served every day except Mon. and Tues. Whether you’re in the mood for traditional or something unique (duck burger?), they’ve got you covered.

The mission of Howard Station is to serve healthy, organic ingredients as often as possible, and “provide a place of comfort through delicious food.” Pride is taken in supporting local businesses and offering sumptuous American cuisine to customers.

Situated in a a picturesque village along the Russian River is a quiet and quaint bed and breakfast. Elegantly appointed with antiques, this historic inn is a perfect place to unplug and appreciate the simpler times.

You might catch a rainbow when the sun breaks through the morning mist at this simply elegant setting. The Tasting Room is “al fresco”, with incomparable views of rolling hills, colorful vines and abundant avian life.

The oldest park in Sebastopol boasts a public swimming pool, baseball field, playground, theater stage, lots of grass and picnic areas. Cedar Creek is a delightful part of this community park. Home to lots of diverse wildlife and the Cajun Festival. Fun!

You could be back in the Old Country at Nonna’s house at this completely adorable Italian restaurant. Four generations have contributed to the traditional recipes at Negri’s where the motto is (loosely translated), “Gather at our table and eat”!

Rated one of the top 10 nine hole courses in the U.S., this quiet gem is nestled among 150-foot redwood trees. A visually striking course designed by famed architect Dr. Alister Mackenzie, the scenery makes it a must play when visiting Northern California

First thing that you notice? The tiny train that goes around the bar. Fun! Pool, darts, shuffleboard, and friendly bartenders and customers alike make this the perfect place to enjoy a relaxed drink with friends.

On the Russian River, you can’t get more cozy than bedding down under the redwoods or in the meadow under the stars. Wake up in fresh air listening to birds singing. Or, if you prefer your RV, there are over 25 full hook-up sites. Hot showers available.

Plop down in a comfortable bar chair and enjoy this warm and inviting “watering hole.” Catch a game on one of the ten big screen TVs and hoist a glass of great beer, fine wine or a top shelf liquor. Happy hour menu has sliders, skewers, calamari, etc.

Take the beautiful drive to this small production winery for a unique tasting experience. The spacious tasting room also features souvenirs and snacks for sale.

Pluck fresh fruit from the trees, take an afternoon nap in the hammock, or enjoy wine and cheese on the deck at dusk. The private-entrance room has a heated floor and bed, and is surrounded by vineyards and a beautiful small pond.

Take the kids on an “old timey” adventure on this serene, quiet ranch. Join a docent led tour or use the provided map for a self-guided tour of the adobe’s living quarters, maintained exactly as they were in the 1830s and ‘40s.

Shop for your fresh produce in a friendly, community atmosphere. You know that you are not only getting the freshest possible produce, but that you are helping out your local farmers when you stop on by for unique fruits and veggies, and hot food items.

Snug against the undulating hills of Petaluma, this nine-hole course is the perfect place to bring the family. Enjoy the stunning views of Sonoma County while taking a lesson or playing a quick game at this private club.

This 8.5-acre beauty features a dog park, picnic areas, BBQs, volley ball court, horseshoe pits, and play areas for your human children. Bring the whole family (two-legged as well as four-legged), for a fun, wholesome day outdoors.

Make an appointment for your visit to this small winery. Enjoy an intimate tasting at a bar made of wine barrels and a plank just outside the owners’ house and surrounded by the vineyard.