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Former West Marin couple finds success with Petaluma bakery (opens the original)
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You can see waiting in line for a cream bun at Stellina Pronto as a huge aggravation, or as an opportunity. Owners Katrina Fried and Christian Caiazzo see the lines snaking out of their tiny bakery as a chance to meet new friends, catch up with neighbors and groove to the daily playlist. Maybe it’s a glass-half-full thing, but no one waiting on busy mornings seems to be grumbling. Stellina Pronto is Petaluma’s neighborhood bakery, full stop. There is almost always a wait because the pastries, pi
600 lemons a week is never enough at this standout Sonoma restaurant (opens the original)
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Lemons, garlic and olive oil are the backbone of Cristina Topham’s cooking at Spread Kitchen in Sonoma. The chef-owner goes through roughly 680 lemons a week at her Lebanese-inspired restaurant in Boyes Hot Springs, squeezing citrus into everything from hummus and salads to marinades and sauces. And somehow, she still finds herself saying the same thing. Big flavors are the point at Spread Kitchen. Topham leans on fresh herbs and spices, including za’atar from Lebanon, sheep’s-milk feta from Bul
Sonoma County has a new cowboy bar. And yes, there are saddle seats (opens the original)
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You can stomp, step, grapevine and yeehaw all you like at Windsor’s Spur Saloon. A little 10-gallon tomfoolery is welcome, too. But bronco-busting on the custom-made leather saddle seats will earn you some side-eye. Owner Eric Foster has already bolted those things to the floor twice, and they’re getting loose again. Spur is Sonoma County’s newest — and pretty much only — Western saloon, cowboy bar and chuckwagon. It’s the antler-chandeliered, “Yellowstone”-set hangout we didn’t know we needed a
Why bruncherias are taking over Sonoma County's food scene (opens the original)
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At Besame Mucho in Santa Rosa, weekend brunch usually starts with a wait. Families cluster near the entrance, keeping an eye out for a table big enough for everyone, while inside, banquettes and long tables fill with baskets of pan dulce and plates of chilaquiles, omelets and avocado toast. Café de olla and coffee arrive alongside mimosa flights, and plates are passed around as everyone settles in. That mix of Mexican breakfast traditions and American brunch favorites is at the heart of a growin
Where to find Sonoma County’s best pancakes (opens the original)
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From ancient Rome to millennial brunch culture, pancakes have long been a breakfast staple — and a natural companion to a mimosa. Across Sonoma County, chefs put their own spin on the classic stack. Here are some favorites, from fluffy buttermilk pancakes to thin Swedish-style versions and a Dutch Baby big enough to share. Enjoy them on National Pancake Day, Sept. 26, or any day of the year. Dolce Rosa: These plate-size ricotta pancakes are good enough on their own, but the espresso-spiked masca
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