The French Laundry
$50+Sit down to chef Thomas Keller's nine-course tasting menus in a Napa Valley stone building that dates from about 1900.

Sonoma is a sightseeing stop in Sonoma, CA, part of the San Francisco Bay Area guide. Cost: free.
· Sonoma, CA
Sonoma is California's birthplace of wine, home to the state's oldest commercial winery and the historic plaza where the Bear Flag Revolt began in 1846. The town center is ringed by tasting rooms, restaurants, and shops, with the surrounding Sonoma Valley home to dozens more wineries within easy reach. It's also where California became a state, giving the area a layered history alongside its wine-country appeal.
The closest stops to Sonoma, ordered by straight-line distance. A few more like it, plus some different kinds of fun so you can build a full day.
Sit down to chef Thomas Keller's nine-course tasting menus in a Napa Valley stone building that dates from about 1900.
9.3 mi awaySwitch it up: Eat & Drink
A small Sonoma Valley wine country village of tasting rooms, restaurants and local shops.
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Sonoma County river town with a historic downtown, agricultural roots and easy access to Wine Country.
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Official visitor guide to Marin County's coastline, redwoods, and small towns north of San Francisco.
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City owned performing arts complex in Rohnert Park hosting theatre, dance and music.
13 mi awaySwitch it up: Theatre & Events
A locally owned Santa Rosa cannabis dispensary with immersive lighting installations and a wide product selection.
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