Best Fine Dining in Bodega Bay

"Restaurateurs Kyle and Katina Connaughton finessed every last detail of the combination restaurant and luxury inn. They planted their own five-acre SingleThread Farm property between the Russian River and the historic San Lorenzo Ranch nearby, and established a 3,000-square-foot rooftop garden above the restaurant, both dedicated to growing boutique ingredients for the food and cocktail menus. The concept is kaiseki - elaborate multicourse meals crafted as art - and donabe - rustic clay pot cooking."

"Staying in one of the five Japan-inspired rooms atop the Michelin-starred SingleThread restaurant is a lot like staying in the owners’ home. Chef Kyle Connaughton prepares breakfast for every guest; his wife, Katina, curates all of the amenities and touches in the rooms. The result is a bespoke Healdsburg lodging experience at the far reaches of luxury and comfort."

"For authentic, delicious Italian fare in one of the most beautiful locations in Santa Rosa, head on down to Ca’Bianca, a restaurant opened by husband and wife Marco Diana and Karin Hoehne after they extensively renovated the historic Marshall House, built in 1876. The stunning Victorian property is an absolute joy to dine in with its elegant dining rooms decorated with painted frescoes and illuminated by crystal chandeliers. The menu takes in the full breadth of regional Italian cuisine with dishes like seared ahi tuna on homemade ravioli with an almond sauce and the veal sautéed with prosciutto and sage."

"Literally translated as “white house” in the northern Italian dialect, Ca’Bianca is an intimate and romantic Italian restaurant in Santa Rosa. Located in a restored 19th century Victorian home with a beautiful patio, Ca’Bianca offers a wide range of Italian regional cuisine, from mouthwatering antipasti to house-made pastas and authentic mains."

"With it's classy ambiance, Charlie Palmer's Dry Creek Kitchen is fancy indeed, a special night out sort of restaurant. Palmer is the Michelin star chef responsible for 14 top notch eateries and Dry Creek Kitchen inside the Hotel Healdsburg is elegant and refined, with surprisingly decent portions. What's Good: Monday -Thursday opt for the Sonoma Neighbor menu, a fixed price ($36) three course meal, add wine pairings for $18, or go large with five courses ($79), add wine pairings for $48."

", a contemporary fine-dining establishment in a stunning, historic hotel. The restaurant is especially popular in. , likely due to its famous parentage."

"Quaint family run restaurant serving up Latin Fusion, a mix of Carribean, Salvadoran and other exotic flavorings. If your taste buds are a bit bored and tired of the same old thing then Guiso will do the trick with amped up flavorings that will wake up your palate. What's Good: Elotitos, oven roasted corn on the cob with Jamaican jerk spices, flat iron steak with habanero chimichurri, or come for lunch for cheap eats like Pupusas or tacos filled with jerk chicken."

"We were lucky enough to score one of their last reservations and it did not disappoint. The staff is wonderful. Carlos the chef/owner came out at one point and…”more"

"The food is the best, we brought our own wine from our family winery and they charged us a $20 corkage fee (Healdsburg restaurants used to wave this fee if the..."

"Healdsburg Center for the Arts is a community nonprofit presenting about eight shows a year, including an annual members show, and a Young Artists show displaying work by local students."