Best Nightlife in Dillon Beach

"While better known for its sit-down service restaurant, the El Dorado Hotel also boasts a small bar where you can take advantage of the excellent drinks program. On the bottle list, direct your attention to the sections for “interesting” reds and whites, where you’ll find Viognier, Roero Arneis, and Nebbiolo di Barbaresco. The cocktails are equally worthy of investigation, so don’t leave without exploring the entire menu, and then maybe stick around for dinner, too."

"California inspired farm-to-table cuisine make this restaurant a perfect representation of Downtown Sonoma. Their menu currently includes items like the beautiful beet salad and carbonara (shown below), but is always changing thanks to their talented chef, Armando Navarro. The interior of this restaurant is just as gorgeous as its food too!"

"El Dorado Kitchen blends sophisticated urban style with a relaxed wine-country spirit in a setting that is at once simple and dramatic, contemporary and comfortable. The restaurant offers a stunning stone courtyard for outside dining, a relaxing lounge with a fireplace for cocktails, and an...See More"

"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."

"Hours:Closed todayMon: 4:00 PM - 11:00 PMTue: 4:00 PM - 11:00 PMWed: 4:00 PM - 11:00 PMThu: 4:00 PM - 11:00 PMFri: 4:00 PM - 12:00 AMSat: 4:00 PM - 12:00 AMSun: 4:00 PM - 11:00 PM. Address:5 E Napa St, Sonoma, CA 95476"

"Chef David Bush, who achieved national recognition for his food pairings at St. Francis Winery, owns this barlike small-plates restaurant whose...Read More"

"Chef-owner Josh Silvers named this place for his son and it does his boy good stead, offering consistent American food ranging from salads to burgers to wood-fired pizzas. The “Undecided” pizza, which requires the customer to trust the kitchen to put together something great, is always a happy surprise. The full bar area, set in dormer windows at the restaurant’s front and the lively crowd there make this a good first date meeting place."

"Masculine, romantic, and upscale, Stark’s Steak and Seafood is one of those places that consistently serves an impeccable piece of meat, every time. Steaks are Certified Angus Beef and dry-aged in-house, while a long list of sustainable seafood options, pastas, and hearty vegetable side dishes will keep even the non-meat eaters happy."

"Happy Hour and steaks are the defining nouns for this retro-meat palace, part of the Stark family’s Sonoma County dynasty of dining. Dark and masculine, the moody bar hosts happy hour Monday-Saturday from 3 p.m.- 6 p.m. with martini specials and a range of reliably fried and doused snacks."

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

"This is one of the good dive bars which attract mostly local people and offers strong drinks at the lower prices. The service here is great and it makes you feel comfortable. The bar tenders are exceptionally friendly."

"If you look for great and true reasonably priced English food and good local craft beers and wines together with good relaxed atmosphere and friendly staff, come to this typical English pub. You will enjoy excellent meal even late at night. Friday nights are reserved for great free live music, and if you happen to come on weekend night, you can enjoy the performance of some of the artists on Sunday evening music events."

"Toad In the Hole Pub is one of the few places in Santa Rosa that can do British style pub food justice. They have superb fish and chips, and homey food such as Shepherd’s pie and mashed potatoes. The pub’s dimly lit and cozy atmosphere make it the ideal place to relax with a beer and a hot meal."

"A great bike-to winery, Bartholomew Park occupies a 375-acre nature preserve with oak-shaded picnicking and valley-view hiking. The vineyards were originally cultivated in 1857 and now yield certified-organic, citrusy Sauvignon Blanc, Cabernet Sauvignon softer in style than Napa and lush Zinfandel. There's also a new collection of reserve wines and a new private tasting experience. Bottles are $27 to $48."

"This massive park is one of the hidden treasures of Santa Rosa. Located on the eastern edge of town, Trione-Annadel offers miles of trails, not just for hiking but for mountain biking and horseback riding, too. The various hikes span the range of difficulty, and they offer varying views of forest, marsh, Lake Ilsanjo and more."

"Family-owned since 1976, this Italianate granddaddy has one of the best views of golden California hills to be glimpsed from an overstuffed banquette in Sonoma County — or anywhere. Gloriously old-fashioned, with a terrific bar staffed by lifers, an early bird special that starts at 3:30 p.m., and a deft hand at deep-frying anything, the Villa is a gas — particularly at the daily happy hour. Still featuring dishes rendered doré or picatta, the Villa has all the pastas, scampis, veal, and sole dishes you might remember, served up with a flirty elderly charm."

"Great service, fabulous food, and an inviting ambiance combine to make The Villa Restaurant and Bar one of Santa Rosa’s best-loved eateries. Its menu of fresh, authentic Italian recipes includes such classic seafood dishes as Sole All’Agro, Calamari Steak, and a devilishly tasty Filet Mignon & Lobster. The prices aren’t the cheapest in Santa Rosa, but with food this good, you’re unlikely to care."

"Established in 2007, Bruno's on Fourth is a casual, neighborhood restaurant in Santa Rosa, California, the heart of the Sonoma County Wine Country"

"Jeffery’s Hillside Café is a small local spot that’s connected to a hotel. It doesn’t seem like much from the outside, but it is welcoming and bright once you step through the door. The owner and chef decided to open up his own place that focused on his two favorite meals of the day: breakfast and lunch."