4.6 (1970 ratings)"Just down the street from Tex Wasabi’s is Russian River, a local brewery that is a regular spot for most locals. They host live bands and have a full menu as well as an ever-growing selection of beer. If it’s your first time visiting, it’s recommended you go for the beer sampler."
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4.6 (253 ratings)"Located in the middle of Santa Rosa, Fogbelt Brewing Company is almost hidden. Their beers steal the show, and they offer a sampler for first time visitors. Each beer is named after a Coast Redwood tree, so they’re easy to remember."
4.7 (84 ratings)"In the industrial areas of northern Santa Rosa, just off Piner Road, there are several great craft beer spots. Founded in 1992, Moonlight Brewing Company is another mainstay from the original California craft brewing movement. Their tap room takes up a small part of their brewery, featuring 6 taps of their own beer."
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3.8 (1103 ratings)"At BJ's Restaurant & Brewhouse, we've been serving up a one-of-a-kind Brewhouse experience for over forty years. We pride ourselves in our craft and attention to detail"
4.2 (68 ratings)"Newly opened at the Santa Rosa Plaza with an eye to welcoming thirsty bicyclists after a cool century ride (that’s 100 miles) on rural Sonoma County roads, 2 Tread has hooks for hanging your two-wheeler along the wall and plenty of fresh beers on tap. An expansive outdoor seating area welcomes walk-ins with a full pub grub menu and the inside bar provides plenty of seating."
4.8 (70 ratings)4 (4 ratings)"Plow Brewing Company is located in between Moonlight & Cooperage in northern Santa Rosa. Like the other nearby breweries, the prices are very reasonable. Since was just $2 per beaker taster, I tried all 6 beers they had on at the moment."
4.3 (165 ratings)
4.6 (217 ratings)4.5 (943 ratings)"Art-lovers: don’t miss Hess Collection, whose galleries display mixed-media and large-canvas works, including pieces by Francis Bacon and Robert Motherwell. In the elegant stone-walled tasting room, find well-known Cabernet Sauvignon and Chardonnay, but also try the Viognier. There's garden service in the warmer months, which is lovely, as Hess overlooks the valley. Make reservations and be prepared to drive a winding road. Bottles are $30 to $100. Public tour 10:30am."
4.4 (172 ratings)4.5 (72 ratings)"A wonder of arches, circles, and skylights just 10 miles north of Mill Valley, the Civic Center was Frank Lloyd Wright's largest public…"
4.8 (552 ratings)4.5 (54 ratings)"The Children’s’ Museum of Sonoma County, located in Santa Rosa rivals our favorite children’s museum in Los Angeles and is a must visit when in town. Opened in 2015, this indoor/outdoor kids play space/museum is filled with hands-ons, interactive exhibits for kids of all ages focusing on nature, art and science. The outdoor space is one of the best I have seen in kid’s play spaces."
"Children’s Museum of Sonoma County is a museum that focuses on interactive learning about the arts, sciences, and the world. It’s among the top things to do in Santa Rosa with kids."
4.6 (236 ratings)4.5 (11 ratings)"Visit this sprawling, 1,100-acre park at the right time of year and you’d swear you’re in Ireland!. You’ll be greeted by gently rolling hills, oak woodlands and a pair of creeks that provide excellent habitat for various wildlife. If you climb the Eastern Trail all the way up to the summit, you’ll be rewarded with an awe-inspiring view of Santa Rosa."
4.2 (339 ratings)4.2 (68 ratings)"Newly opened at the Santa Rosa Plaza with an eye to welcoming thirsty bicyclists after a cool century ride (that’s 100 miles) on rural Sonoma County roads, 2 Tread has hooks for hanging your two-wheeler along the wall and plenty of fresh beers on tap. An expansive outdoor seating area welcomes walk-ins with a full pub grub menu and the inside bar provides plenty of seating."
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4 (3378 ratings)"Located slightly north and west of downtown proper, Coddingtown is easily accessed from Highway 101, and covers all your shopping bases, including a very popular Nordstrom's Rack and Macy's on one end and an extensive Whole Foods and JC Penny on the other with a midpoint anchor of Target. It's easy to make your way to your favorite shops and to enjoy some really excellent food — including Sea Noodle Bar, Jack's Urban Eats, and a sizable take out section at Whole Foods with hot and cold foods and a salad bar. The bottom line: there's no reason to 'shop 'til you drop' in Santa Rosa."
