The #1-rated walking food tour of Sonoma Plaza — 3 hours, multiple seated tastings, history and Mission lore throughout.
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Visit WebsiteThe 3-hour Sonoma Plaza walking food tour — multiple seated tastings across locally-owned restaurants and food artisans (cheese, olive oil, chocolate, wine, regional cuisine), with Mission San Francisco Solano and Bear Flag history woven through. The Plaza's most-recommended introductory experience.
Sonoma Food Tour is the #1-rated walking food tour of the Sonoma Plaza — a 3-hour, 1.5-mile guided journey through locally-owned restaurants, tasting rooms, cheese and olive oil shops, chocolate makers, and the historic landmarks of one of California's oldest town squares. The tour stops include Figone's Olive Oil for olive oil and balsamic tastings, La Casa for California Mexican dishes (including the Avocado Relleno that the tour company helped develop with the restaurant), a local cheese shop, an ice cream stop, and a wine tasting room. The format covers approximately a full lunch's worth of food across multiple seated tastings.
What distinguishes Sonoma Food Tour from a self-guided Plaza walk is the historical and cultural context the local guides weave through every stop — Mission San Francisco Solano's Spanish and Mexican heritage, Sonoma's Bear Flag rebellion, the architectural evolution of the Plaza, and the multi-generational Italian families who built the regional wine industry. The tour ends in the Plaza itself, with insider recommendations for the rest of the visitor's stay. Group size is small (typically 8-10 max), tastings are sit-down rather than grab-and-go, and the pace allows for genuine conversation with shop owners and restaurant staff. The most accessible single-purchase introduction to Sonoma Plaza for first-time visitors.
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Mia Steiger founded Sonoma Food Tour in 2015 after nearly two decades in the corporate world. A longtime local, she built and still curates the small-group walk around the Plaza — seated tastings of local food and wine, threaded with the town's history.
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Sonoma Food Tour is the #1-rated walking food tour of the Sonoma Plaza — a 3-hour, 1.5-mile guided journey through locally-owned restaurants, tasting rooms, cheese and olive oil shops, chocolate makers, and the historic landmarks of one of California's oldest town squares. The tour stops include Figone's Olive Oil for olive oil and balsamic tastings, La Casa for California Mexican dishes (including the Avocado Relleno that the tour company helped develop with the restaurant), a local cheese shop, an ice cream stop, and a wine tasting room. The format covers approximately a full lunch's worth of food across multiple seated tastings.
What distinguishes Sonoma Food Tour from a self-guided Plaza walk is the historical and cultural context the local guides weave through every stop — Mission San Francisco Solano's Spanish and Mexican heritage, Sonoma's Bear Flag rebellion, the architectural evolution of the Plaza, and the multi-generational Italian families who built the regional wine industry. The tour ends in the Plaza itself, with insider recommendations for the rest of the visitor's stay. Group size is small (typically 8-10 max), tastings are sit-down rather than grab-and-go, and the pace allows for genuine conversation with shop owners and restaurant staff. The most accessible single-purchase introduction to Sonoma Plaza for first-time visitors.
The 3-hour Sonoma Plaza walking food tour — multiple seated tastings across locally-owned restaurants and food artisans (cheese, olive oil, chocolate, wine, regional cuisine), with Mission San Francisco Solano and Bear Flag history woven through. The Plaza's most-recommended introductory experience.
Mia Steiger founded Sonoma Food Tour in 2015 after nearly two decades in the corporate world. A longtime local, she built and still curates the small-group walk around the Plaza — seated tastings of local food and wine, threaded with the town's history.
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