Top Things to do in Sonoma Valley
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Discover the best top things to do in Sonoma Valley, United States including Chateau Sonoma, Wine Country Chocolates, Williams-Sonoma, Bump Wine Cellars, Victor Hill Wines, Large Leather, Nomad Chic, Figone Olive Oil Company, Readers' Books, Vella Cheese Company.
Restaurants in Sonoma Valley
1. Chateau Sonoma
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 3 reviews
Chateau Sonoma is a Direct Importer of French Antiques & Objects d' Art for home & garden. We are located just of sonoma's historic plaza in the heart of "California Wine Country" An hour north of San Francisco and twenty minutes west of Napa.
2. Wine Country Chocolates
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5.0 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By LizBethob
Wine Country Chocolates is the best shop ever. It’s the first store I drive to when visiting Sonoma. They have the best non-dairy chocolates. If you have a lactose allergy, this is the place to go. They also have regular delicious chocolate too. Check it out, stores are located in Sonoma and Glen Elen CA.
3. Williams-Sonoma
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
First opened by Charles Williams as a hardware store 1953 but was converted to a cookware shop in 1956. He relocated the store to San Francisco in 1958. The company has grown to over 600 stores across the world but Chuck Williams never forgot his roots in Sonoma. When the original building was up for sale, it was purchased and Williams celebrated his 99th birthday on the store's opening in 2014.
4. Bump Wine Cellars
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5.0 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By danielfG4167HL
Visited Bump for the second time this week. Really enjoy their wines and visiting the tasting room is a pleasant experience. Geordie is super knowledgeable and also just a friendly guy. They have the tasting room set up with comfy couches with artwork displayed on the very-cool brick wall; so, you can relax and sip and enjoy the wine, if you wish.
5. Victor Hill Wines
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5.0 based on 12 reviews
Located on the Historic Sonoma Plaza in Sonoma, CA, Victor Hill produces small lot, hand crafted, exquisite wines soley from Sonoma County. Pinot Noir, Rhone varietal blends, Zinfandel and Cabernet Sauvignon.
6. Large Leather
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5.0 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By pacificsun - Santa Rosa, United States
Jessica makes everything by hand with high quality leather and fasteners. She and her husband are friendly, knowledgable and wonderful people. Every single item in their tiny shop is wonderfully crafted with skill and care. And it lasts! for a lifetime.
7. Nomad Chic
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Nomad Chic is an evolving collection of apparel, jewelry, furniture and accessories from around the world.
8. Figone Olive Oil Company
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5.0 based on 21 reviews
Located in beautiful Sonoma, California Figone's Olive Oil Company is a small family owned and operated specialty Olive Oil and Balsamic Vinegar Storefront and Tasting Room. At Figone's we manufacture and produce our own locally grown products including First Cold Pressed Extra Virgin Olive Oils and 20 Year Balsamic Vinegars. Visit our tasting room any day of the week for a complimentary tasting! You will also find our showroom filled with beautiful Italian ceramics and linens along with our very own bath and body products from Three Sisters Grove.
9. Readers' Books
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By AnnetheRaven - Burlingame, United States
I'm pleased to be one of the first to review this awesome place. It's wonderful to find a good independent bookstore and that is what this is. Very good, thoughtful selection of books; also cards and magazines. Bonus points for welcoming employees, and the friendliest little Scottie dog ever.
10. Vella Cheese Company
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4.5 based on 269 reviews
Reviewed By jeffreysv
What fun. The girls behind the counter obviously take great pride in the product. They knew it well and were very happy to share it with me. Anything I wanted to try was available for tasting. I also appreciate when professionals have their own opinions and express them. Yes, they like the garlic jack better than the pesto. I loved the variety of different cheese styles and I would love to go back and take a tour when I have more time.
