Top Best American Restaurants in Mark West

"Sam’s Social Club located within Indian Springs Resort & Spa is for sure a Calistoga staple at this point. I visited Sam’s Social Club when they first opened 3-4 years ago and fell in love right away. The setting is casual, yet still elevated with a lively scene, great food and awesome outdoor seating."

"Described as a “French Bistro with a Creole Soul”, Evangeline is a locally owned and operated outdoor restaurant (with limited indoor seating). Evangeline serves bistro favorites (Mussels or Steak Frites)as well as the chef’s fresh interpretations of Creole cuisine (Shrimp Etouffeeor Gumbo Ya-Ya). Beer from northern California breweries, local liquor cocktails, and an extensive wine list offer options from the Old World and theNew."

"Evangeline is the casual bistro for which Napa Valley has been waiting: a destination with garden patio dining and world-class food, drink, and service.Classic bistro items such as raw oysters, croque madame, smoked salmon, and steak frites--each of them in the most flavorful form you've ever seen...See More"

"The stylish, barn-like atmosphere of this farm-to-fork restaurant is genuinely gorgeous (just soak in that spacious garden patio), so it's no wonder that a lot of people are hosting weddings here. Barndiva’s motto, "Wherever you are, eat the view," speaks to the view on your plate: it's stunning. Prepare for plenty of edible flowers and dishes that look like paintings, and a focus on fresh, seasonal vegetables and fruits."

"Barndiva is a stunning and rustic farm-to-fork favorite in Healdsburg. The restaurant combines old world techniques, modern décor, and sustainability for a brilliant and very refreshing take on quality American fare. The claim to fame for Barndiva is its elegant farm décor."

"A sparsely decorated cottage surrounded by a white picket fence, Lovina is especially good for lunch in the garden. The menu changes frequently, featuring unique takes from around the world with special nods to..."

"The menu is mostly made up of small dishes that are easily shared, and gives diners an opportunity to try several. One of our favorite aspects of this restaurant is a three-acre farm, dedicated solely to providing the chefs with fresh, local and organic produce. Arugula is plucked daily and served with pomegranate arils and pistachios, and homegrown herbs abound in many dishes."

"Chalkboard is Italian and they make all their pasta in-house, so come hungry & order at least one pasta dish!. I love their chocolate paste (sounds strange but it’s great) Also try the fried chicken and homemade candy bar for an explosion of flavor."

"This old-fashioned Santa Rosa landmark has become a hipster heaven of sorts due to its innocently retro bar. Featuring full dinners that begin with appetizers, soup and salad, and bread and butter, Willie Bird’s is all turkey, all the time, from barbecued to teriyaki-style to the kind of open-faced-white-bread-and-gravy dinners that Grandpa knew."

"Great comfort food and for a long time they have been pretty consistent with The food,The service could be a little better butThe food is good."

"Looking for some pretty AF craft cocktails after a day of wine tasting?. Spoonbar has a tasty menu, too, but locals love heading here for Instagram-worthy cocktails that actually taste good, too."

"Step inside, and chances are there will be a game on (Go Warriors!), so come here amped up for some crowds and noise. The brewery’s three most popular beers are Grand-Am, Ricardo’s Red Rocket Ale, and Racer 5 IPA, a full bodied, hoppy IPA that's won countless medals."

"With a menu featuring hundreds of different sushi and hibachi styles, Hikuni Sushi Bar & Hibachi is Santa Rosa’s go-to for Japanese food. With a lunchtime special menu, a dinner menu, and an “all you can eat” option, there’s never a bad time to visit. Thanks to the freshness of ingredients, the quality of the cooking, and the stunning presentation, there’s also not a single dud on the menu."

"The California Indian Museum and Cultural Centre is a small museum and can also be recognized as one best-kept secret of Santa Rosa. The Museum primarily focuses upon the story of California Indians who suffered natural abundance, pain, human conflict and whatnot. The main motive of focusing upon them is to make people learn and unite from the bonds of racism and hatred and teach the coming generation to respect diversity in humankind."

"Take an up close look at the history of Calistoga at this popular local attraction. Located in downtown Calistoga, this fun museum offers a look back to Calistoga as the elegant 1860s Hot Springs resort developed by pioneer, promoter, publisher, entrepreneur, and California's first millionaire, Sam Brannan. 1311 Washington St, Calistoga, CA94515"

"History Museums1311 Washington St, Calistoga, CA 94515MoreLess Info. The permanent exhibits at the Sharpsteen Museum are designed to show the history of the upper Napa Valley from prehistory to post World War I. In addition to the exhibits, the museum features dioramas that depict Calistoga during its time in the 1860s when it was a resort."

"4545 Thomas Lake Harris DriveSanta Rosa, CA 95403(707) 528-9463. Paradise Ridge Winery is a family-owned winery. It opened in May 1994."