Category — Food

Don Landis offers his expertise and olive curing techniques to fellow olive enthusiasts in the Cline Cellars Barrel Room on Sunday. Enjoy the history of the olive in California. Learn about the growing and harvesting of olives and receive Don Landis’ recipe for “No Lye” curing. Olive tasting, wine tasting and wine discounts will be offered to all participants. [Read more →]

Josh Silvers, the chef at Syrah Bistro, will be teaching a free cooking class featuring Clover-Stornetta dairy products and Estancia Beef at G&G Market in Santa Rosa on Saturday. There will be seating for 35.

Saturday November 5, 2011 Noon- 1 pm
Santa Rosa G & G Market, Ginger Grille
1211 West College Ave. Santa Rosa
(707) 546-6877

Chevys Fresh Mex announced in honor of National Taco Day, Tuesday, October 4th, guests are invited to visit Chevys and receive one Free Taco.  Guests can receive a free taco when they download the free taco coupon at Chevys facebook page or website and purchase any item from Chevys’ regular menu, dessert or beverage menu on that  one day only.

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What do Togo’s, Denny’s, Sizzler, Cinnabon, Rice Garden, and Straw Hat Pizza have in common?  I know, I know: they all serve food and are all in Sonoma County. But there’s more. . . [Read more →]

Here’s a sweet deal for you:
You can get a free soft-serve cone or cup when you buy a BK Value Meal at participating Burger King locations, valid through October 9, 2011.

Whole Foods Coddingtown celebrates it’s First Anniversary Thursday with games for kids and adults, samples, special deals, etc. [Read more →]

There will be an heirloom tomato tasting at this week’s Cotati Farmer’s Market. This is also the last Cotati Farmer’s Market for the season.

Thursday Sept. 15, 2011 4:30 – 7:30 pm
La Plaza Park, downtown Cotati, corner of Old Redwood Hwy. and W. Sierra Ave.

For more things to do in Cotati, click here.

There will be a free food preservation class by Wendy Krupnik on Thursday at Sebastapol Hardware Center. [Read more →]

Heather Irwin has an article on BiteClub about  how Sonoma County Farmers Markets are now accepting food stamps. The Healdsburg, Cotati, and Petaluma Farmers Markets can all accept them now. On Aug. 14th , the Santa Rosa Vets Building Farmers Market will not only start accepting food stamps, they’ll hold a special event celebrating the fact on August 14th. On August 15, Sebastopol Farmer’s Market will sart accepting food stamps.

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During the month of April, kids eat free at IHOP. It’s a tax-themed promotion  The kids eat free offer is valid for dinner only, which runs from 4 pm-10 pm, and there’s a limit of one free kid’s meal per adult entree purchased. As always, the deal is available at participating IHOP locations only, so call first.  Or go here for other kids eat free deals in Sonoma County.