Decent little spot inside the DoubleTree. The wine list and the food were OK. Pretty standard…read morehotel quality food.

Although located in the Double Tree Hotel, this is NOT a continental breakfast. The staff were very…read morefriendly, the menu has great options as well.

We tucked into The Grove (with reservations) on a rainy Friday for an early dinner. Despite having…read morethree menus - drinks, dinner, and happy hour - choosing what to order didn't feel overwhelming, and we quickly landed on the anchovy toast, beet salad, shrimp & grits, and mushroom risotto. Our server was incredibly friendly, and the entire room shared the same warm, easygoing vibe. The small, speakeasy themed space was already packed at 5 PM, so reservations seem like a must. Everything we ordered was well-prepared and delicious, but the standout dishes were the beet salad and the shrimp & grits. The beet salad had a perfect mix of textures; chopped pistachios, tender beets, and crunchy radishes over a pillowy ricotta. I finished the salad wishing there was more. The shrimp & grits featured a potlikker sauce that absolutely lived up to the hype; it made the dish. I wish the shrimp & grits were served in a bowl rather than a shallow dish. I found myself chasing the sauce and polenta around the plate, trying not to push it over the edge. That said, if it were in a bowl, I might have just drank the sauce, so perhaps this is the restaurant's way of preserving a bit of dignity for its guests. Next time, I'm hoping to visit when oyster po' boys and fried green tomatoes are on the menu.

I've been meaning to check this place out since they opened, and finally made it in today--worth…read morethe wait. It absolutely lives up to the hype. The vibe is effortlessly chill, with whimsical decor--think antique lamps, an old record player, and lots of little details that make you want to look around. The whole place felt alive in the best way--buzzing with conversation, laughter, and people clearly having a great time. We didn't have a reservation, but lucked out with seats at the community table. Bonus: the other guests were super welcoming, which just added to the fun, communal feel. We hit happy hour, and wow--it's a good one. Tons of interesting bites and a solid drink lineup. I went with a whiskey sour, my friend had the ginger beer on draft (very refreshing), and we shared the prawns, Brussels sprouts, and creamy mac & cheese. Everything was seriously delicious. Shoutout to our server, Melanie--friendly, attentive, and totally on it, even with the place packed. A couple things to note: it does get loud, so maybe not your spot if you're after a quiet, intimate dinner. Also, the happy hour menu listed Brussels sprouts but didn't mention bacon--I'm vegetarian, so that was a bit of a surprise. (It is noted on the regular dinner menu, which I admittedly didn't check.) All in all, such a fun, lively spot. I'll definitely be back for more bites and cocktails.

I might just be me, but I love a fusion spot!…read more This was such a fun spot that we swung into on our way to Mendocino county. Love the indoor and outdoor seating options. We got to sit at the chef's table which provided the best views of exporting and some cooking too. All the staff here seem to love their job and everyone is smiling! I love that! The food was pretty great too. The miso guacamole was handmade from fresh avocados right in front of us. I really enjoyed the fried salt and pepper octopus too. Great sauce accompaniment. The two sandwiches we ordered were very interestingly on grilled bao buns which actually held together pretty well. I personally didn't love the pickled veggies but my husband enjoyed them. The pastrami sandwich was great and paired so well with kimchi. His duck sandwich was heavily doused in hoisin but still cooked really well.

Ambiance: cute vibes, cute patio…read more Service: okay, friendly, didn't check in often, was fine. Food: couple of mistakes, remade what they messed up on, and overall fine. Would honestly try other places over this next time, but was fine overall.

This will be somewhat of a multi review, as I will be comparing the Sky Bar to the other bars…read morewithin Graton Casino. The Sky Bar itself is an okay experience, the drinks can be a little pricey ($12-$15) for both volume and what alcohols are used, and the drinks aren't really well made either. The bar is located in the middle of the casino, so it's pretty loud. I have some hearing issues, so it was sometimes difficult for me to communicate to the bartenders, unfortunately. The bartenders themselves were nice, not the communicable type, the "just make the drink and ignore you" type which I have no issue with, but others might. (To clarify, I don't think they ignored me because of the hearing issue, I noticed that most of them did not speak to any of the patrons other than to ask if they wanted another drink) Compared to the other bars in the casino... There's infinitely better options. The G-Bar has a better selection of drinks, is a little quieter, and larger screens (to watch the World Cup!). The Pool/Lobby Bar is a little cheaper, has a wider selection of alcohols AND has arguably the best bartender in the entire casino, David, who is incredibly skilled and has made the best drinks I've had in the casino. The 8-Bar has a quieter atmosphere and some Asian alcohols (which most of the bars here do not have), but is a little pricier. The Boathouse Bar also has a wider selection of alcohols, and the bartenders are flashier when making drinks (not my thing, but can be a positive for some). I think you could go to any other bar and get a better experience.

David Ferguson was the best bartender. So kind so helpful and made me the best lemon drop! Such a…read moregood soul! If you go to sky bar ask for David

Just went there for dessert. 1. Root beer cheesecake…read more2. Double scoop ice cream Topped off with coffee. Everything was great!

Visited this restaurant from a friends recommendation. It's a neat looking restaurant long galley…read morestyle with a second level for extra seating. From the little table we sat at, we turned the chairs so we could face the kitchen area where the chefs were making fresh pizzas instead of staring at the bar tender with her chest hanging out (put them away, you're at work) or stare at the doorway. We weren't overly hungry but wanted to try it. The prices were pretty steep for a beer $12, and the cocktail was VERY expensive $19 after tax. Hubs decided not to order the beer but insisted I try a fancy drink so I decided on the unicorn after recommendation from our waitress. The drink was pleasantly good, not too sour or too sweet, however definitely not worth the price. Then we decided on a small bites, skillet prawns. The wait wasn't too long. We took a bite each and we were so confused at the odd flavor. It tasted like latex gloves and cleaner. Hubs tried a a second small bite of another one and spit it out. We probably shouldn't have stopped. Our waitress was really nice about it and offered to get us a new one or something else or a dessert, but we declined. She ended up taking it off the bill. Maybe skip the drinks and order a pizza.

Located inside Hotel Centro Sonoma Wine Country, this place serves amazing food, from salmon to…read morejuicy burgers and flatbreads. IMHO, you can't go wrong with the juicy burger and a side of onion rings. Also, get the mouthwatering chicken meatballs cooked with love. Nice wine, beer and cocktails selection. Comfy seating all around the dining area. Bartenders are always friendly. Stellar service and a chill vibe. Very safe to park your car btw. Come for the ambiance, stay for the food. 'Til we meet again ~ cheers and see you on Yelp (SYOY)!

Located in Hilton the menu is small and limited . Service was slow and drinks were decent. Seating…read morearea very cozy. If I wasn't staying at hotel I wouldn't go. It is very convenient for guest .

I had to try the Terri special. Delicious…read more My maiden name. Terri Grossman I'll be back

We were a table of six, so we had the chance to try quite a few dishes, and every single one was…read moreexcellent. The smoked salmon bagel, eggs Benedict, breakfast quesadilla, quinoa salad, hummus, and everything else that came to the table was fresh, flavorful, and beautifully presented. There honestly wasn't a single miss. Grossman's continues to impress. The menu is creative, the ingredients are clearly high quality, and every plate looked as good as it tasted. We left talking about what we want to order the next time we come back. Definitely worth the visit!

Gone here off and on for a few years. It's a bit of a hole in the wall but overall a great place to…read moreget drinks inexpensively. Service is great and food is usually decent. Would recommend this as a low key chill bar to get a few drinks with friends.

We walked in at lunchtime with our 6 year old grandson. The woman behind the bar immediately told…read moreus that no kids were allowed because it was a "bar." Make up your minds, folks. Are you a "pub & cafe" or not?