Best Nightlife in Bodega Bay

"Barndiva is equal parts restaurant, wine bar and cocktail lounge with an upscale hip and trendy ambiance. Open Wed-Sun for lunch, brunch and dinner. Beautiful food, beautiful setting, loved by locals and travelers in the know."

"The latest chef helming the kitchen at Spoonsbar, h2hotel’s restaurant, Matthew D’Ambrosi, takes his Northern California roots seriously. While the avid fisherman is known for his daily catch and Wednesday night fried chicken special, his tribute to Monterey’s quintessential thistle is one of the few you’ll find regularly in Sonoma County and certainly the best. Served on a bed of lemon tarragon aioli with pine nuts, olives, parmesan cheese and briny capers, Spoonbar’s artichokes are sourced from a farm in the East Bay."

"Almost too pretty to drink, this refreshing cocktail is a mod take on the classic gin fizz. The aromatics of the gin, cucumber foam and fresh mint play off the drink’s citrus notes of yuzu and lime. Sip while people watching those on the street, thanks to Spoonbar’s open-air and garden seating."

"Spoonbar is located inside the h2hotel and is known for its approachable and delicious California cuisine. I love their burger with their secret sauce. They also make great cocktails that spotlight locally produced spirits, fresh herbs, and fruits grown by their own neighbors."

"If you're craving Barcelona tapas like boquerones, creamy chicken croquettes, and local sardines in black olive ink, this fashionable dining room and bar from chef Mark Stark will do you right. Set in a chic cottage, the boisterous spot offers specialties like fried pig ears, a ham-and-cheese bar, and signature gin and tonics such as the Levante of Hayman's Old Tom gin, orange, saffron and cardamom."

"These skinny sandwiches have been a staple on the menu at Bravas Bar de Tapas in Healdsburg since its opening. It’s a traditional Spanish tapas sandwich filled with Spanish ham (jamón), truffle paste and manchego cheese. Served with spicy peppers as a garnish."

"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."

"Classic steakhouse offering dry-aged cuts, seafood & whiskeys galore amid dark woods & brick walls. Open for dinnerPhone: +1 707-546-5100"

"I grew up in Santa Rosa and was a frequent visitor for happy hour and the restaurant. Porterhouse for two... (707) 546-5100Order online"

"1st time here yesterday, ended up ordering a delicious salad it was worth every penny spent!. super fresh lettuce, olives, beets and the crispy chicken wa..."

"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."

"If you want a strong drink with classic rock-n-roll music, this is definitely the right bar for you. It is large inside and offers various amenities: five pool tables, shuffleboard, pin ball, TVs, real fireplace and a jukebox. The place is really friendly and offers a variety of beers to choose from and at reasonable prices."

"The Healdsburg Bakery and Creamery has been a Healdsburg staple since 1987. The bakery is definitely one of the best in Healdsburg because of the carefully crafted baked goods and treats. With an emphasis on using organic and local products, the Healdsburg Bakery and Creamery is the place for fresh eats."

"This small town bakery has a lot to offer—breads and pastries, good coffee, and of course ice cream. They use locally sourced and seasonal ingredients for a variety of delicious flavors. Stop on in next time you’re in downtown Healdsburg."

"9:00 am – For breakfast, hit up Downtown Bakery & Creamery. A Healdsburg institution. The fresh breads, pastries and new cafe menu of pancakes and eggs will set a terrific tone for the last half day of the trip."

"Housed in the crazy architectural folly of a former pharmacy that contrasts with the kitchen’s dead-serious approach to the art of take-out food. Salads are thoughtfully sourced and seasonal, sandwiches are constructed with the same care given soufflés, and there are one-serving jars of lemon meringue pie in the cold case, like poems you can eat with a spoon."

"I had just had eye surgery and the nicest young lady helped me to get my order quickly and even offered to take it to my car."

"Stout’s offers you a typical American Irish pub where you can enjoy fine food and great drinks. At nights it turns into a dance club with a DJ, live music or karaoke and the atmosphere is pretty good. You shouldn’t look for a place to sit, because when the music is on, they take everything away, even chairs and tables!"

"The Omelette isn’t just a place to enjoy a great breakfast or lunch: it’s a Sonoma County institution. If you live in Sonoma County chances are good you’ve been here and if you haven’t, well, there’s a good chance you will. Open for breakfast and lunchDress code: CasualPhone: +1 707-525-1690"