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"557 Summerfield Rd, Santa Rosa, CA 95405-5239Mediterranean, Middle Eastern, American, InternationalLunch, Brunch, Breakfast, DinnerTakeout, Outdoor Seating, Seating, Parking Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Table Service, Reservations, Highchairs Available+1 707-546-6142http://www.eastwestcafesantarosa.com"

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"Shady Oak’s sour and wild artisanal ales are not for the faint of heart, but beer connoisseurs go crazy for their beers made with wild yeast, Brettanomyces, and other bacteria that are used to make beers more acidic. While much smaller than its neighbors at Russian River and Bear Republic, Shady Oak is an up-and-coming brewery that is helping to make Santa Rosa the microbrew capital of the U.S. With no tasting room to visit, Shady Oak’s beers can be hard to come by, so keep an eye out for this unique Santa Rosa beer during your travels."

"The organic-apple-based craft ciders (nearly two dozen) at this spiffy space south of Healdsburg Plaza really cleanse the palate after a day...Read More"

"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."

"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."

"The Harris Gallery highlights work by a father and son team, Marc (M.C.) Harris and A3L3XZAND3R Harris. The father's neo-cubist inventions and richly colored modernist landscapes are widely collected, while the classically trained son is known for his impressionist landscapes, cloud formations, and elegant figure works."