Lazeaway Club is the poolside restaurant of the midcentury Flamingo Resort in Santa Rosa, open since 2021. The Cal-Pacific menu draws on coastal Mexico, Thailand, Korea and California's seasonal produce in bright, shareable plates, and the cocktail list leans to tiki classics and frozen sips. Music and the open-air setting lean into the resort's leisure-era roots.















Lazeaway Club is the Flamingo Resort's own poolside restaurant, at the midcentury modern resort on Fourth Street in Santa Rosa, beside Montgomery Village. The Flamingo drew Hollywood names in its heyday, Jayne Mansfield among them in 1960. The restaurant opened in the summer of 2021 as part of the resort's revival, with the team at Palm House Hospitality, which also runs the hotel, shaping its dining. The idea is a vacation within a vacation: an open-air, design-forward setting around the resort's big pool, with music, bright colors and the easy social energy of a classic California resort. It welcomes hotel guests and locals alike from breakfast through dinner, and on warm evenings the tables around the pool fill with an easy, lively crowd.

Chris Ricketts leads the kitchens of the Flamingo Resort & Spa and its Lazeaway Club. An alumnus of San Francisco's Michelin-starred Lord Stanley, he helped launch several restaurants in the city and has long cooked for Palm House Hospitality at The Dorian and Palm House. His Flamingo menus added a family-size bibimbap in a hot stone bowl.

Anderson Pugash and his business partner Benson Wang run Palm House Hospitality, the San Francisco group behind Palm House, The Dorian and Bergerac. The pair acquired a managing interest in Santa Rosa's Flamingo Resort and led its midcentury revival, and the Lazeaway Club menu was created in collaboration with them.