Carey Sweet, Petaluma Argus

Carey Sweet

Petaluma Argus

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Past articles by Carey:

Luma Bar & Eatery in Petaluma joins the plant-based dining lineup

In an unusual approach to plant-based cuisine, meats are offered as optional side dishes at Luma Bar & Eatery. → Read More

Green String Farm, a pioneer of sustainable practices, closing in Petaluma after nearly 20 years

A close-out sale is in the works for the on-site farmstand market. → Read More

Kina’s Kitchen & Bar in Sonoma offers bright Mexican dishes, comfort-food classics

Kina Chavez shares her family history through Kina’s Kitchen & Bar. → Read More

You’ll never drink alone at Steiners in Sonoma

The iconic spot on the Sonoma Plaza has welcomed customers of all kinds since 1927. → Read More

Sonoma spot all about eclectic wines, sophisticated soul food

Explore uncommon international wines and bold, creative small plates at this high-style dinner and brunch hot spot. → Read More

Change is good at Layla in Sonoma

With a new chef and new menu, the beautiful Layla has evolved into a top destination. → Read More

Sonoma restaurant offers tasty takeout ramen that you can assemble at home

Operating out of restaurateur Sondra Bernstein’s the girl & the fig off the Sonoma Plaza, Noodlespring started as a pop-up in October. → Read More

Scenic Sonoma County spots to enjoy takeout

With the pause on outdoor dining likely to continue for now, combine takeout and a day trip at these scenic spots. → Read More

California creativity meets roadhouse comfort at Kivelstadt Cellars

The restaurant delivers a trifecta of California cuisine, NorCal wines and an expansive, dog-friendly patio. → Read More

The Mill at Glen Ellen focuses on upscale comfort food and scenic views

The Mill at Glen Ellen has had a rough start, but it’s now open, with a welcoming atmosphere and hearty Mediterranean-American fare. → Read More

Where to brunch in Sonoma County

Here are three spots to have breakfast or brunch, without the need to wake up early. → Read More

Lou’s Luncheonette offering casual, fried comfort food

The space that once housed Box Car Chicken and Biscuits has reopened under the same owners. → Read More

Four of the best spots for Indian takeout

From Yeti in Glen Ellen to Shangri-La and the newer Cumin in Santa Rosa, there’s no need to miss out on tasty Indian food. → Read More

Juanita Juanita in Sonoma features fresh Mexican food

This quirky Sonoma restaurant may look like a dive, but the steady crowds attest to its popularity. → Read More

La Hacienda brings its flavorful Mexican cuisine to downtown Sonoma

La Hacienda Taqueria’s smaller cozy, casual outpost in downtown Sonoma offers the same outstanding soups, seafood and sauces. → Read More

Pair food with games at these Sonoma County restaurants

Sonoma County restaurants are offering games from high-tech virtual reality and laser tag to giant Jenga and board game libraries. → Read More

Picazo Kitchen brings back comfort food to Sonoma

Kina and Salvador Picazo Chavez have introduced a people-pleasing menu to the new Picazo Kitchen & Bar in the Maxwell Center with Mexican favorites, comfort food and cocktails. → Read More

Shige Sushi: A real Japanese ‘izakaya’ rocks in Sonoma

The Sonoma spot is an izakaya, sporting the authentic clutter, noise and casual service you expect from the working-class watering holes so popular around Tokyo. → Read More

Layla in MacArthur Place has all the makings of a top restaurant

Layla's spectacular décor, modern dishes and personable service makes it a standout in Wine Country. → Read More

Petaluma’s Butcher Crown Roadhouse offers boutique beers, excellent Mex-fusion

Butcher Crown has funky, country-charm décor, boutique beers and wines, and excellent Mex-fusion food that could be proudly served in a much fancier restaurant. → Read More