Best Coffee Shops and Cafes in Dillon Beach

"Champagne, crepes, and the Eiffel Tower have always featured heavily in romance films, but you don’t have to travel to France to enjoy the French allure. The Girl and the Fig serves French delicacies right here for dinner in Sonoma. Their dreamy, open-air patio with draping curtains, fairy lights, and bohemian decor certainly adds to the experience."

"Outdoor: Open for takeout and outdoor dining Monday to Friday, noon to 9pm, and Saturday and Sunday 10am to 9pm. Reservations are available. Girl and the Fig also has outdoor seating at their summer pop-up in the Sonoma Plaza, first come, first serve."

"Busy spot, but only waited for a couple of minutes.Tasty eggs Benedict and freshly baked biscuit for my egg biscuit sandwich.Take out is available, but they... (707) 996-6645Order online. Superb251 Reviews4.5"

"Right on Sonoma's main plaza, this beloved cafe and boulangerie has amazing baked breads – perfect for that little picnic you're planning – plus a good assortment of toasted sandwiches, salads, breakfast..."

"Cozy, intimate, and relaxing, this little hotel in the middle of a vineyard provides the perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. With a luxury spa, iconic restaurant, and over 92 acres of lush landscape and rolling vineyards, the full Wine Country experience is available without even leaving the grounds. John Ash & Co.—one of the first Sonoma County restaurants to introduce the concept of cooking seasonally with fresh, local foods and produce—provides five-star dining that pairs well with the wines from the region."

"John Ash & Co , located at the Vintners Inn, offers seasonally-driven Wine Country cuisine using locally-sourced ingredients in a romantic atmosphere and with an extensive wine list. Spinster Sisters feels right at home in Santa Rosa’s Arts District. Open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, the menu features everything from house-made bagels with lox and wilted kale salad to Tortilla Española and red curry mussels, celebrating global flavors while highlighting the bounty of Sonoma County."

"Four-Diamond luxury hotel with an award-winning in-house restaurant (John Ash & Co.) and an on-site spa. Bocce ball court, in-room fireplaces, pool, fitness facility, business center."

"There was a bit of a wait, understandable because of the holiday. Over all the employees were very friendly and courteous."

"This is the best place to go to get your coffee the people here are the best ever they are like my friends and family. Their coffee is wonderful they hav..."

"Unknown photographer; captured from the field between the SHHS Baseball Fields and the SH Primary School!. This field is reserved by the Recreation Department and will be open to the public and free of charge!. Have fun with your kids at Crane Park where there are baseball fields, lawn tennis courts, bocce ball courts, and a sand volleyball court."

"Famous for being the home of renowned horticulturist, Luther Burbank Home and Gardens in California pay homage to the place where he lived and worked for over 50 year, as well as his horticultural genius. Born in 1849, Luther Burbank was famous for his plant breeding experiments - he introduced more than 800 new varieties of plants to the world, including fruits, vegetables, nuts and grains that we grow and eat today. The house and gardens are a Registered National, State & City Historic Landmark and showcase Luther Burbank’s work over his time in Santa Rosa."

"A few minutes towards the South of Old Courthouse Square lies the Luther Burbank homes and Gardens, a public park worth visiting. It was once home to Luther Burbank, a noted American horticulturalist who performed several of his life works here. The site includes his former home, grave, greenhouse, gardens, fountains, ponds, everything beautifully preserved and maintained."

"A small but significant garden and history walk. Well labeled, constantly being improved and valued by the city. Worth going to for a short walk in a beautiful garden, and a bit of history."

"Considered by many the “jewel” of Santa Rosa, beloved Howarth Park has a little something for everyone. Hikers and cyclists love its miles and miles of trails; many of them link up to County-maintained paths, creating seemingly never-ending hiking opportunities. We love the “Old Fisherman’s Trail” skirting the edge of Lake Ralphine; more ambitious hikers can try the Bay Area Ridge Trail which will take you all the way to nearby Spring Lake."

"Howarth Park is a community park that’s about 152 acres big. It’s among the best places to hang out in the city today."

"Prepare to gawk and giggle at the wacky Patrick Amiot sculptures gracing front yards along Florence Ave. Fashioned from recycled materials, a hot-rodding rat, a hectic waitress and a witch in midflight are a few of the oversized and demented lawn ornaments parading along the street. Keep an eye out and you'll notice more of these scattered throughout Sebastopol."

"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."