Sonoma Chef • The Locals List • Updated March 2026

Weeknight Deals, Happy Hours & Prix Fixe for People Who Actually Live Here

Sunday through Thursday. Every week, year-round. Verified specials at real restaurants — for the people who live in this county, not the people who drive up from Marin on Saturdays.

This list is separate from the main Sonoma Chef roundup. No events. No tasting weekends. No $280 tasting menus. Just the standing deals that exist every week — happy hours, prix fixe dinners, Tuesday oyster nights, and the places that reward showing up on a Wednesday. Always click through to verify current hours and pricing before you go.

How to read this list

Cards are organized by city zone. Each card shows the days the deal runs, what it costs, and what to order. The Deal box is the key number — what you'll actually spend for drinks and food at the deal price. A good weeknight for two people should land between $40 and $90 with this list as your guide.

Prices verified November 2025 through March 2026 via Sonoma Magazine, Press Democrat, and Sonoma County Tourism. Always confirm before going — prices, hours, and special days do change without notice.

Healdsburg
Happy hourHealdsburg

The Matheson — Roof 106

Sun–Thu dinner from 4 PM • happy hour daily
SunMon TueWedThu FriSat
The deal

Wines + cocktails $9 • Wine wall 30% off • Wood-fired pizzetas under $10 • Wagyu burger $15 • Fries with green peppercorn aioli $6

The rooftop bar above Chef Dustin Valette's downtown Healdsburg kitchen. Open-air seating with fire pits, views over the plaza, and a wood-fired oven that turns out small plates and pizzas at bar prices. One of the best happy hour rooms in the county — it doesn't feel like a compromise, it feels like exactly the right place to be.

  • The wine wall — dozens of impressive bottles dispensed by the taste or glass — runs 30% off at happy hour
  • Sunday through Thursday dinner ends at 9 PM; Friday and Saturday at 9:30 PM
Why it's a locals move: Tourists fill Healdsburg on weekends. Tuesday at Roof 106 with a glass from the wine wall and a pizzeta is one of the better weeknight habits in north Sonoma County.
Open The Matheson
Happy hourHealdsburg

Spirit Bar — Hotel Healdsburg

5:30–7 PM Sun–Thu • bar bites from Dry Creek Kitchen
SunMon TueWedThu FriSat
The deal

Cocktails $8.50–$10 • Local wines $9.50 • Bites from Dry Creek Kitchen kitchen (Wed–Sun) • Lobster corn dog $10 • Fries with béarnaise $6 • Burger $13

In-the-know Healdsburgers have been coming to the swanky hotel lobby for this standing Sunday-through-Thursday happy hour since it opened. Cocktails under $10, local wines under $10, and Charlie Palmer's kitchen next door sending out bar bites Wednesday through Sunday. The fire is on, the leather is deep, and nobody is in a hurry.

  • One of the only Sunday–Thursday deals that starts at 5:30 PM — later than most
  • Bar bites from Dry Creek Kitchen available Wed–Sun only
Why it's a locals move: The hotel lobby feels expensive. The tab doesn't. This is the Healdsburg Sunday treat that doesn't break a weeknight budget.
Open Spirit Bar
Happy hourHealdsburg

Lo & Behold Bar

3–5 PM daily • downtown Healdsburg
SunMon TueWedThu FriSat
The deal

Daily 3–5 PM happy hour on drinks + bar bites • Almost Famous chicken tenders a signature order

The lively downtown Healdsburg bar with a daily happy hour that runs seven days a week. Casual, fun, no pretense. The sangria and Phatty Margarita are the bar orders. Almost Famous Chicken Tenders are the food order. One of the few Healdsburg spots that rewards walking in without a plan at 3 PM on a Tuesday.

  • Daily — including Mondays and Sundays when much of Healdsburg is quiet
  • Good walk-in option after wine tasting in the plaza area
Why it's a locals move: No reservation, no ceremony. Just show up at 3, order a sangria, and decompress.
Open Lo & Behold
Weeknight valueHealdsburg

Parish Cafe

60 Mill St, Healdsburg • casual Cajun every night
SunMon TueWedThu FriSat
The deal

Gumbo or jambalaya + double-brined fried chicken + beignets. Solid a la carte prices. No prix fixe — just honest Cajun food at honest prices in a town where honest prices are rare.

The Cajun room tucked into the Mill District of Healdsburg. Gumbo, fried chicken, beignets, and pecan pie in a setting that feels like it belongs to the town and not to Wine Country tourism. One of the only real budget dinner options in downtown Healdsburg proper. Parish Cafe is what you go to when Valette is out of reach and Baci is full.

  • Double-brined fried chicken is the headliner — worth coming for on its own
  • The beignets are the proper Cajun finish, not an afterthought
Why it's a locals move: The one Healdsburg dinner where the bill feels like the right size. Go on a Monday when everything else is closed.
Open Parish Cafe
Weeknight valueHealdsburg

Costeaux French Bakery — Bistro Patio

Wed–Fri from 4 PM • 417 Healdsburg Ave
SunMon TueWedThu FriSat
The deal

Bistro menu on the patio from 4 PM Wed–Fri. Short Rib Hash is the order — meaty short ribs, onions, green peppers, and piles of potatoes. Bakery prices for bistro food.

The Healdsburg institution opens its patio for a casual bistro menu Wednesday through Friday afternoons. The Short Rib Hash has been a cult favorite for years. It is bakery food made serious, in a beautiful outdoor setting, without the downtown restaurant markups. The bread is the bread you already know.

  • Order something to take home from the bakery while you're there
  • Best midweek outdoor dinner option in Healdsburg at this price point
Why it's a locals move: The bakery has been there forever. The patio bistro is the locals' secret within that. Wednesday evening on the Costeaux patio is a very good weeknight habit.
Open Costeaux
Kenwood & Sonoma Valley
Happy hourKenwood

Salt & Stone

11 AM–5 PM Mon–Fri • 9900 Sonoma Hwy, Kenwood
MonTue WedThu Fri (after 5)SatSun
The deal

Wines by the glass + well cocktails $7 each • 11 AM–5 PM Monday through Friday — that's an all-day deal, not an after-work window

The neighborhood gathering place on Highway 12 in Kenwood — good burgers, a solid bar, a comfortable room, and a happy hour that runs all day Monday through Friday. The Shanghai Chicken salad and their burger are consistent orders. A good Sonoma Valley weekday lunch or early dinner stop without the Sonoma Plaza tourist premium.

  • $7 cocktails all day weekdays — the longest happy hour window on this list
  • Good stop on the way back from wine tasting in the Kenwood AVA
Why it's a locals move: Highway 12 needs a reliable neighborhood bar. Salt & Stone is it — and the all-day weekday pricing is a genuine anomaly in this part of the county.
Open Salt & Stone
Prix fixeGlen Ellen

Poppy — Wed–Fri Prix Fixe with Wine

Wed–Fri 5–9 PM • 13690 Arnold Drive, Glen Ellen
SunMon TueWedThu FriSat (à la carte)
The deal

Wed–Fri prix fixe dinner with wine included in the price. $$ per person. French countryside cooking — roast chicken, seared fish, seasonal vegetables — with the wine poured, not charged separately. One of the best price-to-quality ratios in the Sonoma Valley.

The Girl & The Fig team (Sondra Bernstein and John Toulze) opened Poppy in the old Fig Café space in May 2025. The Wed–Fri prix fixe includes wine in the stated price — a genuine rarity in Wine Country at any level. Crispy poulet rôti, Coquilles Saint-Jacques with pastis, spring asparagus with local strawberries. French countryside cooking from a team that spent 25 years learning how to get out of the way of a good ingredient.

  • Wine is included in the prix fixe price — not an add-on, not a pairing fee
  • The asparagus and Sonoma strawberry salad is spring on a plate right now
  • Saturday service is à la carte — the prix fixe deal is Wed–Fri only
Why it's a locals move: A serious dinner with wine included at $$ prices in Glen Ellen. That does not happen often in the Sonoma Valley. Book a Wednesday or Thursday when it's quiet.
Open Poppy
3-course prix fixeGlen Ellen

Songbird Parlour

Glen Ellen • 3-course prix fixe with hyperlocal sourcing
SunMon TueWedThu FriSat
The deal

3-course prix fixe. Choose from: beet and blue cheese salad or ricotta-lemon gnudi, then duck breast or vegetarian option (gnudi entrée), then chocolate cake with whipped coffee ganache. Vegetarian-friendly throughout.

Elegant but unstuffy three-course prix fixe in Glen Ellen built around hyperlocal Sonoma County ingredients. Duck confit with Journeyman guanciale and beluga lentil cassoulet. Ricotta and arugula gnudi with Oak Hill cherry tomatoes. The kind of room where you feel the care without the performance. Vegetarian option is genuinely good, not an afterthought.

  • Oak Hill Farm sourcing is real and shows in the produce quality
  • The gnudi is one of the better pasta dishes in the Sonoma Valley
Why it's a locals move: Weeknight dining in Glen Ellen at this quality with a set price is a gift. The three-course format makes the bill predictable — the good kind of predictable.
Open Songbird Parlour
Santa Rosa
Happy hourSanta Rosa

Stark's Steak & Seafood

3–6 PM Mon–Fri • 521 Adams St, Santa Rosa
MonTue WedThuFri SatSun
The deal

Classic martini $6 • Old-fashioned / Moscow mule $9 • House wine $8 • Draft beer $6 • Potato skin fondue / tuna tartare tacos / calamari $7–8 • Quarter-pound burger with truffle aioli $10

The happy hour of happy hours in Santa Rosa, by widespread local consensus. Sonoma Magazine calls it exactly that. A classic martini for $6, serious steak-house bar food at bar prices, and a room that fills with actual locals by 4 PM. Arrive early or plan to stand. The potato skin fondue is the order the moment you sit down.

  • Bar seating is gone by 4 PM — arrive at 3 if you want a stool
  • Monday through Friday only — this is a weekday deal
Why it's a locals move: A $6 martini at a Sonoma County institution. The bar fills with regulars for a reason. Show up on a Tuesday and you'll understand immediately.
Open Stark's
Happy hourSanta Rosa

Bird & The Bottle

3–5 PM daily • bar, lounge + front patio • 4th Street, Santa Rosa
SunMon TueWedThu FriSat
The deal

Draft beer $3 • Wine + cocktails $6 (try the Shiso Pretty) • Tacos $6 each — pastrami, Korean chicken, or barbacoa beef • 7 days a week including Sundays and Mondays

One of the best daily happy hour deals in the county — $3 draft beer and $6 cocktails, seven days a week, including Sundays and Mondays. The taco selection is the food move. Korean chicken, barbacoa beef, and pastrami at $6 each. The bar, lounge, and front patio all participate. A reliable after-work stop on any day of the week.

  • Seven days a week — one of very few that runs Sunday and Monday
  • Korean chicken taco is the order
Why it's a locals move: Sunday and Monday. Six-dollar cocktails. Three-dollar beer. That combination should be more famous than it is.
Open Bird & The Bottle
Happy hourSanta Rosa

Augie's French

Happy hour daily • 4th Street, Santa Rosa
SunMon TueWedThu FriSat
The deal

French onion dip, pigs in a blanket (classy versions), deviled eggs with mustard (œufs mayonnaise), fries with aioli — all at happy hour pricing. Cocktails and wine at bar prices.

The Stark team's French bistro on 4th Street runs happy hour daily with a bar menu that commits to the bit. French onion dip, proper deviled eggs, pigs in a blanket done right, and frites with aioli. A good walk-in before or instead of dinner, in a room that stays lively through the week.

  • Open Mondays — useful in downtown Santa Rosa
  • The bar menu is the move — skip the full dinner menu unless it's a special night
Why it's a locals move: Bistro bar snacks at bar prices on any night of the week, including Mondays. The frites alone make it worth stopping in.
Open Augie's
Happy hourSanta Rosa

Belly

3–6 PM Mon–Fri + all day Sunday • Railroad Square, Santa Rosa
Sun (all day)Mon TueWedThu FriSat
The deal

Artichoke fritters, peppered french fries, dynamite shrimp at happy hour prices. Specials on beer, wine, cocktails, pitchers. Martini Monday, Taco Tuesday, Wine Wednesday. All day Sunday — the best Sunday hangover move in Santa Rosa.

Railroad Square's most fun happy hour — eclectic shareables, a busy bar, and daily specials that give you a reason to show up on any night of the week. Martini Monday, Taco Tuesday, Wine Wednesday are standing deals. All day Sunday is the standout: come in at noon or at 5 PM, same deal.

  • Sunday all-day happy hour is the most underrated deal in Santa Rosa
  • The themed weeknight specials add up over the week
Why it's a locals move: All-day Sunday happy hour in a fun room that feels lived-in. The kind of place that becomes a weekly habit without trying.
Open Belly
Petaluma
Happy hourPetaluma

Seared

3:30–6 PM Tue–Sun • 170 Petaluma Blvd N
MonTue WedThuSun FriSat
The deal

Filet mignon skewers • mac and cheese (add bacon) • deviled eggs with pork belly • kung pao prawns • prime rib dip sandwich — all $5.50–$9.75. Cocktails $8.50–$9. Past winner of Sonoma Magazine "Best Happy Hour."

Petaluma's standing best-bet happy hour — a past Sonoma Magazine winner and one of the best value-to-quality ratios in the county. The steakhouse bar menu at happy hour prices is a genuine deal: filet mignon skewers at $9.75, deviled eggs with pork belly, a prime rib dip for under $10. The cocktails are classics and they're done right.

  • Arrive early on Thursday and Sunday — bar fills up fast
  • The prime rib dip is the bar food order on a cold evening
Why it's a locals move: Petaluma has a great food scene and this is the anchoring happy hour. Sonoma Magazine didn't call it the best by accident.
Open Seared
Social hour prix fixePetaluma

Table Culture Provisions — Social Hour

Wed–Thu 4–6 PM • à la carte social hour at a Michelin-recognized table
SunMon TueWedThu FriSat
The deal

Social Hour Wed–Thu 4–6 PM: à la carte dishes including steak frites and pasta under $40. This is the $135 tasting-menu kitchen at walk-in bar prices for two hours a week.

Chef Stéphane Saint Louis and Steven Vargas run a Michelin-recognized 7-course tasting menu Wednesday through Saturday. The Social Hour on Wednesday and Thursday afternoons opens the kitchen for à la carte ordering at approachable prices. Steak frites. Seasonal pasta. Small plates. The same kitchen, two hours a week, without the commitment or the ticket price.

  • This is the only way into this kitchen without booking the full tasting menu
  • Two hours only — 4 to 6 PM Wednesday and Thursday
Why it's a locals move: A Michelin-recognized kitchen is doing steak frites at 4 PM on a Wednesday. That is the deal. Go before more people figure it out.
Open Table Culture
Happy hourPetaluma

Kapu Bar

All day Mon–Wed • 4–6 PM Thu–Sun • 132 Keller St, Petaluma
SunMon (all day) Tue (all day)Wed (all day) ThuFriSat
The deal

Tiki cocktails at happy hour prices. All day Monday through Wednesday — that is an extraordinary deal for a serious cocktail program. Hawaiian-style food bites alongside.

Petaluma's tiki bar and cocktail room with one of the most generous happy hour windows in the county: all day Monday through Wednesday, plus 4–6 PM every other night. Hawaiian-style provisions — braised pipikaula, crispy pork belly — pair with classic and creative tiki drinks. The Mai Tai is the order of record.

  • All-day Monday through Wednesday — easiest weeknight budget in Petaluma
  • The classic Mai Tai is non-negotiable on a first visit
Why it's a locals move: All-day happy hour on the three slowest nights of the week. Tiki cocktails that are actually made correctly. Petaluma has a good bar scene and this is near the top of it.
Open Kapu
Happy hourPetaluma

Luma Bar & Eatery

3–5 PM Wed–Sun • craft cocktails + non-alcoholic options
MonTue WedThuSun FriSat
The deal

Craft cocktails and non-alcoholic cocktails at happy hour prices, 3–5 PM Wednesday through Sunday. The What Moon Songs (tequila añejo, Mexican corn whiskey, mezcal) is the standout.

Petaluma's craft cocktail room with a serious non-alcoholic program — the zero-proof drinks here are genuinely crafted, not an afterthought. A good option for a group with mixed drinking preferences. The happy hour runs Wednesday through Sunday including Sundays, which makes it useful for the locals' weekend wind-down.

  • Best non-alcoholic cocktail program in Petaluma — not even close
  • Sunday happy hour is the standout day
Why it's a locals move: If someone in your group doesn't drink, this is the bar where they will be equally happy. That is a genuinely rare thing.
Open Luma
Sebastopol & West County
Happy hourSebastopol

Fern Bar

3–5 PM daily • The Barlow, 6780 Depot St, Sebastopol
SunMon TueWedThu FriSat
The deal

Daily 3–5 PM: pigs in a blanket, fried chicken, smoked fish dip with fried saltines — $9–12. Cocktails at happy hour prices. Manhattan and Hemingway Daiquiri are the bar orders.

Daily happy hour in The Barlow with a food menu that takes itself seriously — fancy pigs in a blanket, proper fried chicken bites, smoked fish dip that justifies the fried saltines it comes with. The zero-proof cocktail program is one of the county's best for non-drinkers. An easy 3 PM arrival that can stretch comfortably into a full evening.

  • Daily — including Sundays and Mondays
  • Best zero-proof bar menu in the Sebastopol area
Why it's a locals move: The Barlow is a great afternoon destination and Fern Bar is the right room to anchor it. Daily happy hour means you never have to plan around a day of the week.
Open Fern Bar
Happy hourSebastopol

Ramen Gaijin

2:30–4:30 PM Tue–Sat • Sebastopol
SunMon TueWedThu FriSat
The deal

Happy hour 2:30–4:30 PM Tue–Sat. Discounted drinks and small plates before the dinner rush. Order the izakaya bites alongside the bowl — that is the right combination.

House-made noodles, serious broth, and an izakaya menu built around local ingredients and Japanese technique. The happy hour window from 2:30 to 4:30 PM is the most useful early entry in Sebastopol — arrive early, get a seat, and let the broth warm up a cool spring afternoon. Spring menus bring lighter preparations alongside the deeper, longer-cooked anchors.

  • 2:30 PM start — the earliest weekday happy hour on the Sonoma County list
  • Izakaya small plates are required alongside the ramen
Why it's a locals move: The bowl alone earns the trip to Sebastopol. The happy hour pricing makes it an easy midweek yes without the guilt.
Open Ramen Gaijin
Happy hourSebastopol

Handline

Mon–Thu 4–5 PM • Fri–Sun 3–5 PM • 935 Gravenstein Hwy S
SunMon TueWedThu FriSat
The deal

Seasonal food specials and drink deals at the outdoor patio under the live oak tree. Smoked trout chowder, fish tacos, beef empanadas, kanpachi and mushroom tostaditos $6–9. Soft-serve ice cream. Kids welcome.

Sustainable seafood restaurant with a seasonal porch that is one of the best outdoor lunch and happy-hour spots in West County. A communal table under a giant live oak, soft-serve ice cream, and a seafood-forward happy hour menu priced for the neighborhood. Kids and dogs welcome. Spring at Handline is one of the better outdoor afternoons available in Sonoma County.

  • Every day of the week — Mon–Thu from 4, Fri–Sun from 3
  • Family-friendly outdoor patio is genuinely excellent for locals with kids
Why it's a locals move: Sustainable seafood, outdoor seating, kids welcome, and open every day of the week. That is a short list in Sonoma County.
Open Handline
Locals daySebastopol

Community Market Garden Taproom

4–6 PM Mon–Fri happy hour • Thu 4–8 PM locals day • 762 Sebastopol Ave
MonTue WedThu (locals day)Fri SatSun
The deal

$1 off all pints and glasses of wine 4–6 PM Mon–Fri. Thursday locals day: $1 off everything 4–8 PM — four hours, not two. Ten taps: craft beer, ciders, wine, probiotic kvass and kombucha.

The Community Market grocery store's adjacent taproom — ten taps of craft beer, ciders, wine, and probiotic beverages. The Thursday locals day runs four hours (4–8 PM), not two. This is deeply Sebastopol: a neighborhood taproom inside a natural foods co-op where you can grab groceries and a pint in the same stop.

  • Thursday locals day from 4–8 PM is the best single deal on this list by dollar-per-hour
  • Kvass and kombucha on tap for non-drinkers alongside the beer and wine
Why it's a locals move: This is the definition of a locals spot. Tourists do not go here. Thursday evenings in this taproom feel like the actual Sebastopol, not a brochure version of it.
Open Garden Taproom
Geyserville
Sunday prix fixeGeyserville

Cyrus — Sunday Family Meal

Every Sunday • Bubbles Lounge, Geyserville
SunMon TueWedThu FriSat
The deal

~$55 per person. Full Sunday family meal — gochujang fried chicken is the current centerpiece — in the Bubbles Lounge of one of Sonoma County's most ambitious restaurants. Reserve ahead.

Every Sunday, the Cyrus team opens the Bubbles Lounge for a casual family-style meal built around a central protein — the current version is gochujang fried chicken, which is as good as it sounds. Douglas Keane's kitchen at a price that doesn't require a special occasion. A very good Sunday use of $55 per person.

  • Reserve ahead — this is not a walk-in situation
  • The Kisetsu Ramen popup in the Bubbles Lounge is a separate deal — reservations release Sundays
Why it's a locals move: The most fun $55 in Sonoma County right now. A serious kitchen doing a warm, casual meal on the slowest night of the week.
Open Bubbles Lounge Open Cyrus
Sonoma Coast & Valley Ford
Dollar Oyster MondayValley Ford

Rocker Oysterfeller's — Dollar Oyster Mondays

All day Monday • 14415 Hwy 1, Valley Ford
Mon (dollar oysters all day)Tue WedThuFri SatSun (live music)
The deal

Dollar oysters all day Monday. Tomales Bay oysters, raw or grilled, for $1 each. Happy hour Tue–Fri 3–5:30 PM with separate drink and food specials. Open daily from 11 AM.

The Highway 1 coastal roadhouse in Valley Ford runs Dollar Oyster Mondays all day — Tomales Bay oysters at $1 each, raw or grilled, with the Pacific visible through the windows and a cold beer in hand. The grassfed smashburger and buttermilk fried chicken are the food orders if you want more than oysters. Live music Sundays make the weekend double-header natural.

  • Dollar oysters all day Monday — no time restriction, no minimum
  • The coastal drive on Highway 1 in spring is worth the trip on its own
  • Tuesday through Friday happy hour 3–5:30 PM adds a second weekly reason to go
Why it's a locals move: One dollar. Tomales Bay oyster. On Highway 1. On a Monday. This is the best single deal in Sonoma County for people who actually live near the coast.
Open Rocker's

The weekly cheat sheet — best deal by night

Sunday: Bird & The Bottle (Santa Rosa, 3–5 PM, $3 beer / $6 cocktails) or Spirit Bar at Hotel Healdsburg (5:30–7 PM, $9.50 wine) or Cyrus Sunday Family Meal (Geyserville, ~$55, reserve ahead)

Monday: Rocker Oysterfeller's dollar oysters all day (Valley Ford) — the clear winner for coastal locals. Fallback: Parish Cafe (Healdsburg) or Belly all-day Sunday extended into Monday (Santa Rosa) or Lo & Behold Bar (Healdsburg, 3–5 PM daily)

Tuesday: Stark's Steak & Seafood (Santa Rosa, 3–6 PM, $6 martini) or Kapu all-day happy hour (Petaluma) or Ramen Gaijin (Sebastopol, 2:30–4:30 PM)

Wednesday: Table Culture Provisions Social Hour (Petaluma, 4–6 PM — Michelin kitchen at bar prices) or Poppy prix fixe with wine included (Glen Ellen) or Kapu all-day (Petaluma) or Costeaux bistro patio (Healdsburg, from 4 PM)

Thursday: Community Market Garden Taproom locals day (Sebastopol, 4–8 PM — four hours, $1 off everything) or Table Culture Provisions Social Hour (Petaluma, 4–6 PM) or Seared (Petaluma, 3:30–6 PM) or Poppy prix fixe with wine (Glen Ellen)

All prices and hours verified November 2025–March 2026. Confirm before you go — restaurants change specials, hours, and days without notice. Always click through.

How this list works

This is the companion guide to the main Sonoma Chef restaurant roundup. The main list covers destinations, events, and restaurants worth booking — including splurges. This list covers the other five nights of the week: the standing happy hours, the weekly prix fixe menus, and the deals that exist because local restaurants know that their neighborhood customers are the ones who keep the lights on Sunday through Thursday.

Every deal on this list runs weekly unless noted. These are not Restaurant Week specials or limited-time promotions — they are part of each restaurant's regular operating schedule. The goal is a good dinner or a real drink at an honest price, in a room that feels like it belongs to the county.

Research: Sonoma Magazine, The Press Democrat, Sonoma County Tourism. Updated March 2026.

More local resources

Sonoma Magazine • Press Democrat Food & Drink • Sonoma County Tourism — Happy Hours • The Bohemian • Restaurant Week (annual, Feb–March)

Sonoma Chef Locals List. Updated March 2026. These are standing weekly deals — not events, not one-offs. Always verify hours and pricing before you go. If it's not on the restaurant's website, call ahead.