Sonoma County has four Michelin-starred restaurants plus several others listed in the Michelin Guide.
Michelin-starred restaurants
Enclos, Sonoma. Three stars. Seasonal, local fare though the chef is from New England so you'll see some of that come through. Be sure to read their FAQs including the reservation policy.
Single Thread (restaurant and inn), Healdsburg. Three Stars. Fresh, seasonal, Japanese-influenced. Sonoma County's most talked about restaurant. Reservations are on Open Table.
Troubadour (bakery and bistro), Healdsburg. One star. French modern. Daytime breads and sandwiches in a casual setting. Reservations on Resy.
Cyrus, Geyserville. One star. Dinner starts in the Bubble Lounge and ends in the Chocolate Room. Reservations released two months in advance on the first of the month.
Bib Gourmand restaurants
Bib Gourmand status means exceptional food and a great value.
El Molino Central, Sonoma. Tops for Mexican food in a casual setting. That is, it looks like a typical taqueria. Very popular with the locals.
Glen Ellen Star, Glen Ellen. The casual neighborhood dining establishment for wood-fired cooking.
Khom Loi, Sebastopol. Thai food.
Ramen Gaijin, Sebastopol. Japanese ramen with local ingredients.
Stockhome, Petaluma. Swedish comfort food and Middle Eastern eats, all with a California influence. Yes, not your typical food.
Valley Bar+Bottle, Sonoma. Restaurant, wine bar, and bottle shop. California fare.
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