4 Sonoma Restaurants
4 Sonoma Restaurants
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4 Sonoma Restaurants Reviews
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Aug 10, 2005
Here are four restaurants that we went to in Sonoma. They range from inexpensive to expensive.
Girl and the Fig – A very good French bistro type of restaurant. Always gets good reviews and it was good. We ate out on the patio, which was very nice. Average price. Black Bear Diner – There are around 30 of these diners located around CA, NV, OR and NV. The food was good and the price was right. We ate here a couple times. Inexpensive Sante – Located at the Sonoma Mission Inn. This is a wonderful restaurant with outstanding food. It was rated highly by Conde Nast and lived up to its’ rating. Expensive. Della Santina – Great little Italian trattoria just off the square. Family owned and operated. Simple but great food based on the family’s recipes from Italy. The back patio is covered with grapevines and flowers and is a wonderful place to dine. Average price  Part of the California Wine Country travel blog |
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