This place gives off cozy and relaxing vibes! Small winery with plenty of tables to sit around to…read moresip and dine. Winery is more of a casual and less uppity-feel compared to surrounding wineries in the area. Came here for a tasting with a few friends. We ordered a charcuterie plate and some bites to share. Family oriented and pet-friendly winery with a small play area for the kids. Parking lot is kinda small, had to park across at some other event that was going on.

Great spot in Sonoma for an afternoon with kids. Service was impeccable, wines were decent and food…read morepairings were delicious. They have a slide and cornhole for kids to stay busy. Low key awesome spot.

Had fabulous steak sandwiches on fresh focaccia here today…read more Already thinking of when I can go back for another. Great spot for the kids too. Playground was great

We finally was able to visit Bloom…read more It is essentially "all outside" seating style place. During this visit, we ordered a cheese plate (which was on the web site menu but not on the menu, but still sable to order it) and peach salad. We also ordered KC Lab wines (who is the owner of the restaurant), and are reasonablly priced too. Food is very high quality, fresh, and not overwhelming. This is a very perfect place to stop by after visiting the Sonoma wine country and heading back to the bridges home. If the service is a bit more attentive, I think this will be a perfect 5*, I am sure they can make that happen.

The locations and the views are mouth dropping! The olive oil is heaven (its the olive oil they…read moreserve at Don Giovanni) and the only place to purchase it is through visiting the property through Priority Wine Pass. Brian the host is a pure joy. He wears a bow tie and is an amazing entertainer. You can also combine the experience with a sourdough bread making chef and also enjoy some insanely delicious bread with the olive oil

From the owner: A private 50-acre estate in the southern tip of Napa, set on a knoll with 360 degree vineyard…read moreviews, and only 1-hour from San Francisco, Sacramento, or the East Bay, 90 minutes from Silicon Valley…. Olive Hill Estates features over 3,000 Italian varietal olive trees as part of its orchard, Napa Valley’s largest. We create custom labeled olive oil bottles for corporate gift programs, retail stores, weddings, any special order. Our own special product launch occurs this October 2026 as we release our new olive oil tasting kit experience and our premium extra virgin olive oil master blend. Call us for a shipment!

I recently visited for the second time after having a lovely experience years ago. The tasting room…read moreand patio are such beautiful spaces, plus the wine and service are good, so it's a win win win, all the way around. They had three different flight options while we were in, two mixed and one that was all Pinots. One of the mixed flights had 4 wines, and the other two had 5, though all came with an extra welcome pour when you walked in. I opted for one of the flights of five, another in the group the flight of four, and one a glass of wine. We all enjoyed our wines and two of us ended up taking at least one bottle home. We had a great experience, everyone was warm, welcoming, and fun to chat with. I was glad that the vibes were the same 6 years later. We made a reservation a few days before and they had plenty availability, though it did fill in as we were there. They do have food menu, but we didn't get anything.

While I would not say that there is much to Anaba, it still is a fun little quick stop for some…read moregood wine and pizza. Not a highlight kind of winery, but fun nevertheless. Staff is hit or miss. Some people are smiling and happy to serve you. Some are a little too open about their night before and wearing their hangover under their hoodie. The ambience and decor is straightforward, basic, and forgettable. Certainly not an eyesore, but nothing sticks out in my memory as enchanting or attractive. Honestly, the best thing about Anna was there pizza. Not a style or choices you couldn't get anywhere else, but it paired well.

We stopped by Buena Vista Winery for a glass of wine on a Saturday afternoon and enjoyed sitting…read moreoutside in the beautiful courtyard. The property is lovely, and the historic Champagne Cellars are definitely worth exploring. What really stood out, though, was the exceptional customer service. I accidentally left my jacket behind--a simple jacket, but one with tremendous sentimental value. KC More-Johnson from Guest Services responded within the hour, worked with the tasting room team to locate it, and even arranged to have it shipped back to me so I wouldn't have to drive back to Sonoma. KC went above and beyond to help. Her kindness, prompt communication, and genuine care meant so much to me. We'll definitely be back!

We had an amazing time here earlier this month! The service was excellent (attentive without being…read moreoverbearing), and there was a ton of variety in what we tasted (with a group of eight that was much needed!). Do ask about the story of the naming of the wines! I would certainly recommend for most occasions-- the grounds and property is beautiful and you can easily spend an entire afternoon here.

I think it's a primarily private event space or commercial space, but the gardens were just as nice…read moreas any botanical garden that charges admission. I was impressed by the gardens here. They were beautiful, clean, and modern. My favorite was the rose garden; It was very fragrant and so colorful. In addition to the roses, it had views of hills and vineyards in the background. Other highlights were the calming pond with the water, olive trees in the courtyard, pollinator garden, sculptures, there's a lot going on here. I think this stop is a must if going to wineries along route 12.

This amazing place is hard to describe. It is on the outskirts of downtown Sonoma on your way into…read moretown from the south on Arnold Drive. It is a combination of a cafe, marketplace, winetasting venue, events, space, and amazing gardens that you are free to roam. The café serves delicious food and drinks every day and it's absolutely beautiful to stroll the gardens at your leisure while sipping something special from the Cafe. There are lovely shops as well. It is a great place to relax, have a cup of coffee grab a sandwich and enjoy the beautiful gardens. Prices are reasonable! And food/dinks were delicious. Definitely a great stop to enjoy on your wine country adventure.

We booked this staycation mostly to take my son to the Sonoma train town across the street. They…read morehave onsite parking, making parking at the train town unnecessary. It also allowed for us to get some rest away from the heat with our little one. The staff is super accommodating. Before we were checked in, I asked if they had a lactation room (nope) or just somewhere I could plug into to pump, and they opened an unoccupied room so I could pump comfortably. That is enough for me to want to come back again. With both Marriott Elite and having booked this via Chase travel, we had several benefits including afternoon cocktails ($20 per person), $60 breakfast credit, and $100 hotel credit. Next time I'll be booking two nights so I can get my $250 credit!

1 Star - Extremely Disappointing We stayed at the Marriott…read morein Sonoma expecting a solid, comfortable experience and left completely underwhelmed. The room felt tired and neglected -- outdated furnishings, visible wear, and a general lack of cleanliness that you wouldn't expect from a Marriott property. Housekeeping was inconsistent, and basic requests took far too long to be addressed (when they were addressed at all). Service was impersonal and unhelpful. Front desk staff seemed disinterested, and there was little follow-through on anything we asked for. For the price we paid, the overall experience felt overpriced and underwhelming. We won't be returning and wouldn't recommend it.

The Maysonnave House belongs to the Sonoma League for Historic Preservation. It was built in 1910…read more While the house itself has been beautifully preserved, it's mainly an events venue&office space. Don't expect to see anything about life back in 1910 Sonoma. When you drop in, it feels awkwardly like walking into someone's private home. People use it for events- and that makes sense. It's an events space rather than a historic one. The people are friendly. It's historic, but not impressive. Its nearby cottage, also built in 1910, has been up for debate, and was nearly demolished back in December- http://www.sonomanews.com/opinion/5362964-181/editorial-maysonnave-cottage-raises-question Will the Sonoma League for Historic Preservation preserve and restore its companion?

Absolutely wonderful. We attended an event here for the Sonoma International Film Festival,…read moresponsored by Yelp, and it was fabulous! The employees (not sure if they work for Maysonnave, or if they were hired for the event) were so helpful and attentive! Would love to come again.

Came here for some drinks and had a great time…read more HopMonk Tavern is located just next to downtown Sonoma. There is plenty of space here both inside and outside. It was extremely lively when we went on a Tuesday evening. There were families outside with tons of food that looked really good. They also have live music events every so often here. I tried one of the rotating hazy IPAs. Super solid IPA and was nice in the warm Sonoma sun. Prices are as you would expect at a place like this and are very reasonable all things considered. Overall, a place I'd definitely recommend!

Food was meh and price for what you get was worse. I can usually give some consideration for price…read moreif I am getting good tasting quality food. That was not the case here. We ordered the Nashville hot chicken sandwich with fries and the French dip with pickle fries. The Nashville chicken definitely was not hot and didn't have much flavor. Fries were ok. The French dip was better, but not for the price. Need to update the bathrooms too. Dine elsewhere.