A wonderful place to visit, explore and learn. The staff is friendly, welcoming, knowledgeable and professional. Kids of all ages are welcome and will thoroughly enjoy the exhibits and the beautiful surroundings. Especially rewarding for those who are fans of the work and humor of Charles Schulz and the characters he created.

If you are in Santa Rosa and would like to be nostalgic, please visit the Charles M. Schulz Museum. There was over 200 cartoons to read, sculptures to take selfies with, and lots to learn. They even had cartoon strips as tiles in the bathroom, which was quite creative. There were interactive areas, such as a photo “booth” where you can be Lucy the psychiatrist and spin the wheel. Once you have laughed, chuckled, and snickered as much as you want. Stop by the gift shop and grab a postcard, pen or pencil, a cup, books, and much more. Enjoy 💕 No food or drinks. There are stairs to the second floor. Children are more than welcome.

This is a gorgeous museum, very well thought out and laid out for the maximum display of the history and passion of Charles Schulz. His creation of the Peanuts comic strip is such a great story and the museum tells it perfectly. There are some interactive exhibits, a lot of memorabilia, colorful displays and several videos running to tell his story. When going through the museum, there's an area with glass display cases and drawers underneath them that are all labeled, make sure you look in those, there's a ton of information and history. Upstairs is a studio for you to create your own comic strip, they have guest artists regularly, a giant gift shop full of Peanuts souvenirs and even a cute cafe. The tour is self guided and you can take as much time as you like. We're from the older generation so the Peanuts comic strip is super relevant for us and we ended up there a couple hours reading nearly everything! Upstairs in the gift shop is where the original museum is located and there's some fun history up there too.

A lovely experience for any peanuts, snoopy, or small museum lover! Showing just a few photos- this place was so charming. Lots of history, OG peanuts art and of course, photo opportunities! The museum staff are so lovely, and gifted me a bracelet. Would definitely come back again next time I'm in Cali!

This was an unexpected highlight of our trip! I honestly didn’t know a ton about Peanuts and went because my college age daughter wanted to go. It is such a well put together and loving tribute to a man that Santa Rosa clearly loved. A big, modern building with bright, vibrant displays. Worth a visit on your way through, great way to spend a couple hours!

08/02/25 This was our second time visiting the Charles M. Schulz Museum, and we loved it just as much as the first! There’s something really amazing about being surrounded by all the Peanuts art (regardless of it’s a copy or the original) and seeing the backstory on all Schulz’s characters. Overall, the Charles M. Schulz Museum and Research Center is fun, relaxing, and full of little details that make you smile. We’re glad we visited a second time and would definitely visit again! 🐶 🐾

It was so nostalgic being here. You get to learn a lot about Charles Schulz and his other interests besides comics. It was cool to see the books in other languages! I visited on a Monday when the museum opened at 11 AM and there were already a good amount of people there. It’s only $7 for ticket if you’re a student! So make sure to bring your student ID. The cafe and ice rink are right by the museum and are also a must-see.

Gardens were nice, but nothing worth making a special trip for. The house was unimpressive. Maybe if we'd gone inside and taken a tour, we'd feel different. We have something similar in our own town, that's maybe even nicer, so it was pretty underwealming.

The Luther Burbank Home & Gardens in Santa Rosa is a peaceful and charming historic site that showcases the life and work of famed horticulturist Luther Burbank. Designed in a modified Greek Revival style, the home, greenhouse, and gardens reflect Burbank’s legacy of innovation, where he developed over 800 plant varieties, including the Shasta daisy and Russet Burbank potato. Visitors can explore lush gardens filled with labeled plants, walk through his original greenhouse, and view the cottage where he lived. The space is thoughtfully maintained, with free entry, guided tours available seasonally, and occasional events like plant sales and family days. While the atmosphere is tranquil and inspiring, there are a few practical notes to consider. The site does not have a dedicated parking lot, only free street parking, and there are no refreshments available onsite—so visitors should plan accordingly. Some parts of the property, like the museum, require a guided tour to access. Still, this hidden gem offers a unique opportunity to connect with local history, science, and nature. Supporting places like this helps preserve public heritage—just like getting a library card supports public libraries, visiting here helps keep local culture alive.

After taking a tour of the gardens and the home, it was clear to anyone why Luther Burbank was fascinated with plants. There were many flowers blossoming as well trees and bushes to be admired. The most lovely part of the area was the rose garden located in the front. I recommend taking the time to dress up because it is worth taking pictures here. Entry to the gardens & the museum is free to the public. There are guided tours ($12, $10.00 students/seniors, under 12 free.) Although there is no parking lot, it was not difficult to find street parking.

Beautiful historic gardens. And it’s free. Donations welcome.

I visited few times the Museum. Specially in Christmas. The atmosphere was very nice. People friendly and courtesy. Feeling back on time while inside. Took my cup of tea with homemade cookies that ladys did at shop and listen conversation. Thought was dreaming. Was an unforgettable experience. The flowers are beautiful just like the Museum and the people who take care of.

Once in your life you should visit and take the time to learn about the important work once done here. Horticulture has a lot of great minds and the Burbanks rank at the top. Take the house tour when it opens back up. Ask about Frida and Diego. I drop by most times that I'm in Santa Rosa. It's a beautiful garden with a beautiful park across the street. A lot of people come here to take wedding and quinceañera photos.

Luther Burbank it's the Tesla of modern botany - you need to custom in person to appreciate the magic

Mostly an outdoor display museum, which can be a bit warm in the summer. The hangar was currently off limits for renovation. Good thing is that you can get up close and personal with many of these aircrafts, especially on open cockpit day. I believe this place is run by volunteer docents.

Really loved going here. Such a gem in a small city. I think most people might not bother to come, but for the friendly staff and the amount of aircraft and their condition, this place is amazing. Went here with my family back in March, and I won’t lie I was so fascinated by all the aircraft history. I hope to come back here again. Preserving history like this, is not easy, and I’ll definitely donate to help keep this place alive.

It’s a decent aviation museum with not too many airplane displays. Besides, there's no intro or plane info, so you don’t know what you’re looking at unless you know your planes. The place is not organized since there was also a car show when I was there. The place could be a bit crowded that even taking pictures alone with the planes could be difficult. Planes are well-maintained, though. A friendly place for adults and kids.

My boys (5 and 10-years old) are HUGE airplane enthusiasts. I wanted to try something new as we have already been to the California Aerospace Museum, Castle Air Museum, and the Oakland Aviation Museum. I must say now that this is an awesome little place with a great collection of aircraft. The day we arrived there were actually only two staff on site: someone at the cashier's desk for the gift shop and another gentleman outside tending to the aircraft on display. Despite this, we had an amazing tour and the customer service was A+++. The volunteer who provided our tour (I can't remember his name at the moment) was so engaging and provided us with lots of aircraft history. We even had the opportunity to sit in the cockpit of one of the planes. We sincerely enjoyed ourselves. The Pacific Coast Air Museum is worth the trip!

Great Place with Excellent Volunteers! We went on a morning that was a little rainy, but not when we were there, so we had the whole place and knowledgeable volunteers to ourselves. Walked in not knowing much about planes, but left with more knowledge and a great appreciation. I just wish I could've thought of more questions for the volunteers that had all the answers. They also have a flight simulator that looked fun ($10 for 20 minutes), but no one on site could operate it, so we intended to return later that day, but didn't make it back. Mostly outdoors, but some impressive indoor displays too.

So happy to see them open again after the shutdown. The history is rich here, awesome experience. Mike was an excellent host. Will be back this summer for the 3rd Thursday of the month Hot Dog party!

Nice place to spend a few hours enjoying the planes, helicopters, and all the miniatures that exist inside the room. Very pleasant and friendly. You have a flight simulator so you want to train to fly. There is a shop where you can buy miniatures, T-shirts, caps, well handy.

Excellent mtb riding. Trails are getting dusty but still great traction. Get out early because it's June and the heat will kick in by noon

A great trail for beginners. Brought 4 kids with me and thoroughly enjoyed it. No fees and available parking at the base.

We had such an amazing hike here that I hesitate to talk about it. We have hiked all over California and the West, and were delighted to find this beautiful and serene place. There are miles of trails, some very rocky, so care is required going up and down. We saw quite a few mountain bikers, (mostly middle aged men) not the speed demons of Mt. Tamalpais. The park is utterly quiet, with gorgeous meadows and somber oak trees. I was sitting on a small boulder at one point and the thought came to me that I might be in heaven. Serendipity at its lovely best.

NO DOGS ALLOWED. Please be respectful of this for health of wildlife and ecosystem. Lovely hike through oak woodlands and a variety of wildflowers. So nice to see the tadpoles in the small pond. Various levels of difficulty of hiking, but definitely lots of uphill. Lots of exposure in the sun but some cover in the oak. Woodlands. No parking fee at Cobblestone trail.

This state park had incredible mountain bike trails! It was super awesome to ride. Would be even better if they had bathrooms with flushing toilets and running water, but otherwise a beautiful park to visit.

Great trails for hiking, biking or horseback riding. No dogs though. A mix of single track & fire gravel roads. Can be rocky. Mixed terrain w/ beautiful views, a lake, flowers, birds & creeks. Beware of the poisen oak! Simply, nature at it's best👍

Online parking pass was super easy. Water available at trail head and maps posted around the park and small printed ones available at trail head. The trails are well maintained though rocky and technical for mountain biking or trail running.

Amazing place to spend the day with your children! There were so many activities to enjoy for children’s of all ages. There was a “salta & pepper diner”, “nuts and bolts hardware store” a farmer’s market, and so many water activities, this place will keep your children entertained for hours and hours. And if you need an energy boost; there is a small coffee and tea stand to enjoy 💕

The Children’s Museum of Sonoma County is pure magic the kind of place where learning feels like play and every corner holds a new adventure waiting to be discovered. From the moment we walked in, our kids were captivated by the hands-on exhibits that seem perfectly designed to spark curiosity and creativity. What makes this museum truly special goes beyond the engaging displays and interactive stations. The staff genuinely cares about creating meaningful experiences for every child who walks through their doors. They’re patient, encouraging, and clearly passionate about what they do. Watching my shy daughter gain confidence as a museum volunteer helped her navigate the art station was a beautiful reminder of how the right environment can help kids flourish. But here’s what really sets this place apart: their incredible Open Door Policy. When you’re at the front desk, ask about it - this museum believes that financial circumstances should never prevent a family from enjoying this wonderful experience. You can make a donation in any amount for entrance, ensuring that every child in our community has access to this inspiring space. It’s rare to find an organization that so genuinely lives its values. The Children’s Museum doesn’t just say they welcome all families they remove barriers to make it happen. In a world that can feel divided, this feels like a beacon of what community should be. Your kids will leave with huge smiles, and you’ll leave feeling hopeful about the kind of place we’re raising them in.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Toddler heaven! My 22 month old loved every corner, nook and cranny whether inside or outside! Perfect place to bring your toddler/s to get their energy out. They thought of everything a toddler could want to see, touch, and play! Went here on Friday and they had Musical Story-Telling in the morning. There's also a corner safe for 2.5yr olds and under. Super cute! Highly recommend!

The Children’s Museum in Santa Rosa is such a fun place for kids to explore, learn, and burn off energy. The outdoor area is amazing — plenty of space to run around and lots of creative play options. Inside, there are tons of interactive exhibits, though a few of the fun things were broken during our visit. It could also be a little cleaner, especially in the high-touch play areas. Still, the staff is friendly, and overall it’s a great spot for a family outing.

What a fun spot! We drive over 1.5 hours to come here about twice a year. This place has such a great atmosphere inside and outside. I love the new additions of the wooden nature playground in the front. This museum is wonderful for 1-7 years of age. I rated it lower because every time I’ve been here the bathrooms are horrible. Toilet paper everywhere, water all over the floors, and staff just sitting at the front desk not even monitoring. Most recently in July, a younger staff member in the art room seemed very unengaged. Often on bus phones and I had to actually interrupt him to get his attention 😅 what…. You’re working at a kids place that emphasizes exploration and creativity… get off your phone games. **there is coffee and a small pop up cafe on Fridays and saturdays**

Such a cool experience 😎 for my girls who all had a great time with all the interactive exhibits both indoor and outdoors!

Great children's museum to visit, if we lived in the area we would definitely get a membership, as the museum feels like a great spot for quick visits between naps. It is a smaller museum, but it is packed with things to see and do. The outdoor play areas were a huge hit, the water play area in particular. The aprons were much appreciated but we were still greatful to have a change of clothes in the car. The tractor and helicopter were very nicely done, and we appreciated all the areas for shade.

I have been wanting to come here for a while, and the food was pretty good. I absolutely love the vibe of this place, and the spinster fries are to die for!!! The reason I am doing 4 stars though is because of the price and quantity ratio. Their steak, which was fine/good, was flat iron, which I don’t believe is the best cut of steak and for $45 you barely get any! But the sauce with it is so good. Everything we tried we enjoyed, but it is hard to say we would come back because of how pricey it was. I also loved that they had a Juneteenth celebration, The Spinster Sisters is obviously community oriented, and I do think they have a great thing going on, but again just too pricey, and there are other places I would rather go for the price. Maybe if there are special/local ingredients they could highlight that more to make it more worth it? Just my suggestion!

Spencer Sisters feels like a place you stumble upon and then immediately want to tell everyone about — or keep secret just a little longer. Tucked away but buzzing with energy, this bistro brings a confident spin to American fare, with a raw bar that rivals the coast and a pastry program that deserves its own spotlight. Let’s start where any visit should: the oysters. Always impeccably fresh, served ice-cold with thoughtful accompaniments that let the brininess shine. Whether you're a purist with lemon or a mignonette devotee, there’s no wrong way to start your meal here. From there, the menu leans classic but never boring — think beautifully seared fish, well-sourced meats, and seasonal vegetables treated with care. Every dish feels grounded in American tradition but with just enough finesse to keep it interesting. It’s familiar food, elevated. The wine list is another highlight. Smartly curated, it walks the line between comfort and discovery — you'll find respected domestic producers alongside intriguing international picks. Whether you’re pairing with oysters or a rich entrée, there’s always a bottle (or glass) that feels just right. And then there’s the pastry — truly next-level. Whether it's a buttery tart, a delicate layered cake, or a warm, seasonal dessert with a modern twist, the sweets here are far more than an afterthought. You’ll regret skipping dessert — trust us. Spencer Sisters is the kind of place that does the small things right, and that adds up to something special. Warm service, a sense of place, and a menu that hits all the right notes — from sea to pastry case. It’s a bistro with backbone and charm.

Spinster Sisters did not disappoint! We had a cozy corner table by the window on a quiet evening with only three tables occupied. The staff acknowledged our anniversary reservation, which was a nice touch. **Drinks** - Bizarro Aperitif (Aperol-style bitter on the rocks) - $12 - Amista Blanc de Blanc Chardonnay - $16 - Italian Red - $16 - County Line Pinot Noir - $16 **Appetizers** Local oysters ($4 each) - Perfect small bites, clean ocean taste, served on ice with mignonette. Beautiful scalloped shells from Washington. **Small Plates** - Smoked Trout ($18) - Generous portion served on beets with endive. Delicious, though needed a pinch of salt. - Spicy Heirloom Tomato Soup ($15) - Excellent kick, fresh sweet tomatoes with focaccia croutons. Perfect portion. **Entrees** - Chicken and Figs ($35) - Mary's roasted chicken with creamy polenta, figs and Swiss chard. Good chicken, though the polenta was heavy with cream. - Local Black Cod ($40) - Outstanding. One of my top 5 dishes ever. Served with chicories, Jerusalem artichoke, and green olive tapenade. The combination of bitter greens, salty umami tapenade, and perfectly pan-fried sweet cod was unforgettable. **Dessert** Bittersweet Chocolate Torte - Rich chocolate with vanilla mousseline and wafer biscuit. Excellent, though would have benefited from a finishing salt like Maldon. **Service Notes** Service was prompt but rushed. Courses arrived immediately after clearing the previous one with no breathing room. The server brought the anniversary dessert with a candle while I was in the restroom. Water wasn't consistently refilled. The server was kind but seemed shy and eager to close up for the evening. **Value** Total: $191.40 before tip. I suppose the pricing feels on par for Santa Rosa in 2025, but wow. Definitely the most we have ever paid for an anniversary meal. **Overall** A memorable anniversary meal with exceptional food, particularly the black cod. The rushed service detracted from an otherwise excellent experience, but gave us something to talk about!

Highly recommend dining in the garden! Beautiful experience and delicious food. Staff was wonderful.

It was moderately busy when we arrived, but not overly loud. As the crowd thinned out, the noise level dropped to a comfortable hum—it was much easier to relax and enjoy the atmosphere.

Fresh, locally sourced ingredients and globally inspired flavors — every meal here is a treat. Don’t miss their weekend brunch!

Been wanting to go here for a long time. I'm not a local, I live in So Cal, but I come to SR for biz a few times a year and this turned out to be a bucket list visit as I can't believe my mouth! I have to keep the review PG, but man the food is great. Very inventive. Love that the menu is ever changing and burger Wednesday tonight was next level inventive! I had a foodgasim while eating this burger! When in Santa Rosa, go big or go home but make haste and make your way to the Spinster Sisters. If you're a foodie but not pretentious, this is your jam. The decor, vibe, service is all very welcoming and again, for the incredible food they make, they are not pretentious! Prepare yourself and come hungry!

Had such a fun night with family at Sea Thai Bistro — great energy, great food, and a really unique vibe. The space itself is full of modern sculptural art and has this lively, social feel that makes it perfect for a night out. The Firecracker Shrimp appetizer was incredible — crispy, flavorful, and perfectly spicy — and the Basil Chicken was just as good, fresh and bursting with flavor. Add in excellent cocktails and friendly, attentive service, and it’s easy to see why this place is a local favorite. A vibrant, creative spot that makes dinner feel like a celebration.

A "girls' late lunch" date. Lee, our server was so professional. He knew the menu and the kitchen and made us feel like his only customers - although I suspect he made all the tables feel that way. Food was wonderful and each dish was just as he described. We can't wait to go back - the signature cocktails and apps were perfect before moving on to the specials. We even got food to go, for the guys at home!

Excellent food and portions that don't make you feel completely stuffed. Fresh vegetables that are tastily seasoned. Everything was delicious and there was a good wine selection. I was happy to see some dry Riesling from Germany. Service was very good.

Awesome experience here and great food! Had the opportunity to chat with the owner and staff while we were dining here, and they were the most delightful group of people I have encountered in a restaurant setting in ages. Cannot wait to see how nice and modern this place looks when the interior redesign is unveiled in just a few days. Definitely a place to check out when in Santa Rosa!

Went with a group of friends for a celebration. The food was excellent as usual. The service was pretty good. But the disappointment came from the absence of the wonderfully fun and entertaining atmosphere. All of it gone! It’s now a boring building with good food. Our table of six agreed, big mistake.

Went with the family to celebrate and for a couple of drinks. We took our own wine of course. The room was loud and felt I had to yell to have a conversation. Our waiter was great . We sat next to the kitchen which I do not recommend unless your into noise. I would go back but maybe a different time.

Had take away but enjoyed the interior deco. The Spicy shrimp tempura is excellent with the tomyum sauce. Papaya salad is alright. Needs Kore Thai zing to it. Drunken noodle is delicious Basil chicken is nothing great. Sweet sour prawn is just OK. Will be back to sit and dine in. Which should be a diff experiencre. Thanks

The veggie empanades are amazing, let's get that straight! I love this place and my wife and I have enjoyed Sazon for years. The expansion is amazing. The service this time was not impressive. The owner was sitting and talking with a friend while we had nobody ask if we were being helped. The owner walked by numerous times and said the order we put in was on its way but has no idea to be honest. Good place but not a great experience this time.

Got two specials and they were delicious! The calamari on top of the ceviche was something I had next seen before! The winner to the meal was definitely the shrimp and the sauce was so delicious that I wish there was more bread! The staff were welcoming and helpful. Glad we tried it out!

First of all, the waitress who served us was very helpful. Regarding the food, it's incredible how they can leave Peruvian food in such a bad state! The papa a la huancaina was served hot; it had no cheese flavor, it was anything but huancaina. The rice with seafood was a kind of risotto without seafood. The jelly was a joke; it only came with fried squid. Now, regarding cleanliness, there was a cat walking all over the tables and seats while you're eating. Absolutely unpleasant and unsanitary. When I arrived at the owner's and told him about the food, he was the most rude person ever and tried to excuse every mistake in the most ridiculous way, instead of taking the criticism as something constructive for the restaurant's staff. I highly NOT RECOMMEND THIS PLACE EVER

Great Peruvian restaurant that makes well prepared delicious and fresh food. Staff was very friendly, constantly checking to make sure everything was good. We had lunch, but they also have a deli that serves sandwiches, salads

We are truck drivers from Texas and was recommended by Skikos company beside the restaurant that we are picking up our load from. Jose is so friendly and amazing in describing each dish. The deli staff are super friendly also. Our first time here and 5 minutes after seated the lights went out and Jose said not to worry because they have gas stoves. The food blew us away! Look what they can do with NO LIGHTS AND GAS

BEST CEVICHE IN SANTA ROSA!! -This is not joke! This is a frequent stop for us. Sazón has beautifully unique Pervuian flavors and super creative dishes. Everything on the menu is a 10. Sazón's menu has something for everyone, but the Ceviche is certainly worth a try.

Disappointing and overpriced. I absolutely love Peruvian food, but this place just didn’t deliver. Both the lomo saltado and tacu tacu had undercooked rice, and the tacu tacu itself wasn’t even shaped traditionally—it felt like an afterthought. The pickled onions weren’t fresh, and overall, the dishes lacked the flavor and care that define good Peruvian cooking. For the price, I expected much better. Sadly, this was not a good representation of the cuisine I know and love

We came here for breakfast on a weekday and they were moderately busy, mostly all locals who clearly eat there regularly. I say that because when people walked in, the server immediately brought coffee to their table and made conversation that indicated they were regulars… this is telling about a place, if the locals eat there on a regular basis, there’s probably something good about the place. In this case, they offered so many great/appetizing items on the menu that it was tough to choose what to eat. I asked the server which was best from a few items that looked appeitizng to me and she told me to go with the chicken biscuit… this was a great piece of advise, as that was a very tasty breakfast entrée! The hash browns that came with it were incredible too! The gravy on top of the biscuit was excellent… batter on the chicken was perfect too! My wife got the veggie bowl and she absolutely loved it. It definitely looked really good and was loaded with a nice assortment of veggies! Overall – Great breakfast was had here… Stop in and try it for yourself!

Been wanting to try this place for a while, but I won't be going back. Half the restaurant had a strange smell and all the food was disappointing. The eggs were cooked well though. My friend had the duck con fit and didnt like it. Staff was nice.

Best breakfast in sonoma county by far! Never been disappointed with anything on the menu.Super fresh quality ingredients. And servers are sweet and have great personalities and are very friendly.

I had the best breakfast during my US travel. Authentic and tasty , with a kind service. Must visit places apart wineries 👏

Excellent breakfast, I was in the way to mendocino, I had scrambled eggs,plus hashbrown and toast and added avocado, was so delicious and I liked the atmosphere. Remember they don't have latte or capuchino ! But a good coffee and other drinks are available.

We've eaten here many times over the years and for the most part, the food is good. Has always been more expensive than others in the area. The quality has been declining and prices have risen (everyone has raised their prices). Today's experience sealed our decision on not returning. $85.00 for 3 people to have breakfast. They were out of multiple items, sour dough bread being one of them. The bacon was as thin as Denny's Restaurant would be. The chicken fried steak was small flat patties that appeared and tasted like low quality frozen ones. The gravy was heavily chicken flavored, greasy and lumpy. Our waitress was pleasant and attentive, though so that's a plus.

Dierk's Parkside Cafe is the spot for a great breakfast. Everything had good flavor. Their prices are very reasonable. They make cinnamon rolls in the morning (not sure if they make it every morning). Very friendly staff. Even the cooks said hello. I love that. I can't wait to go back.

Came here for brunch today and happy hour last night. How did I not know about this place?? Amazing vineyard views, a mile-long vineyard trail, excellent service, a pool that can be accessed via ResortPass, and more. This might be our new local hangout spot!!

Absolutely love their new lunch menu!! I’ve been twice in one week and it was incredible each time. I asked for the tacos vegetarian (which I’m not a vegetarian) and they were so delicious! I also very much appreciate the options of fresh pressed juices and wellness shots! I also love that the wellness shot was served on ice. The outdoor patio is so nice all year around and I love that they open up all of the windows on the covered patio. My lunch date had the macro bowl with salmon and he loved it, said it was the best lunch. Our new favorite lunch spot in Sonoma County!

Beautiful restaurant with lovely staff. Food was very good but not amazing. Prices are steep but could be the times right now.

Alan was such an amazing server and really made our Anniversary special. We definitely will be back and we hope to see Alan again! Thank you so much for going above and beyond. We felt so taken care of and the night felt perfect. He also helped our friends deliver us a special wine and did so with such enthusiasm we felt so special. Also a big shout out to Andres, he was so attentive and sweet.

Food was great but the highlight of the trip was meeting Oliver. An incredible young man, Local to the area and went above and beyond to ensure that our experience was top notch. Truly hope this establishment values what an incredible and hospitable employee they have. With a background in HR, it’s great to see a younger generation with personable and work ethic skills that he has.

John Ash is a renowned restaurant known for its innovative New American cuisine with a focus on fresh, locally sourced ingredients. The menu is creative and seasonally inspired, offering beautifully presented dishes that balance flavors expertly. The ambiance is elegant yet inviting, making it great for special occasions or upscale dining. Service is attentive and knowledgeable. Overall, John Ash delivers a memorable dining experience with high-quality food and excellent hospitality.

Went with a group of 7 to Happy Hour which is from 2pm-5pm. I am sorry to say but the food is mediocre in quality and overprized. Just ordinary food, which you can get at every Golf or Fast Food place. Same goes for Happy Hour drinks. Overprized! Will never go back (paid $595/7 people). There is also a mandatory tip of 20% for a group over 6 (did not mind the tip and added some extra, even that service was slow)