6 Best Vegetarian Restaurants near Boonville

“I came two times last year to this brewery. I had so much fun the first time with family, that on my next trip up, I knew I had to bring my friend as well. The place is huge, plenty of parking, plenty of space for everyone, kids, dogs, food trucks, bands, dancing. They have great beer on tap, the people are locals and super chill to visitors from out of town and we just had a blast both times. We played games and hanged out inside and outside and walked around, they have so much to do and it's so laid back at the same time. I wish I lived closer, I would be here a lot.“

“Lauren's is our go-to when we're in town and hungry for a hearty home style meal. The ingredients are farm fresh (try any salad!) and all the recipes are scrumptious. There's a special every day if you can't find something to your liking on the menu (that is unlikely!). The staff is always friendly and helpful if you're looking for local scoop on things to do in Anderson Valley. If you're looking for a cocktail, Lauren's is the only place in the Valley with a full liquor license! The bar is often lively with locals and tourists enjoying the friendly vibe.“

“My FIL raved about this place so much and the men of the family went there for a while before us women showed up and then I found out that they had "non-alcoholic" wine (grape juice in a wine bottle) and that made more sense to me since he isn't a huge drinker LOL. With that, it was perfect for the whole gang to come and sip and talk. My little was enjoying the outside and there are windows all over the place so I can keep an eye on him even though he was with the other family members, and inside they gave us all the tastings with the backgrounds and of the wine and how they came to be. We had so much fun, the people were so nice and wound up with a box full to go!“

“Most know Goldeneye, whether it be from your local grocery store, wine shop, or just plain word of mouth. I was excited to finally visit the actual facility where they serve some wine that is a bit harder to find elsewhere or only distributed to their club members. The property is located in the beautiful Anderson Valley with stunning views from their back patio. As for the inside of the tasting room, I'd say it's pretty standard, but that is completely fine by me as I am there for the vino! Tasting format is heavily geared towards Pinot Noir as the valley is well know for it based on it's cool climate. All of the wines were superb, there was not one I did not like to be honest! Being out of the usual tourist stricken wine regions nearby offers a more affordable price point, but there are some higher price items on their menu, but well worth it. I'd happily recommend this winery to anyone looking for a spot in Anderson Valley!“

“a friend recommended we try Husch winery on our way home from a fort bragg getaway....SO glad we did! The hospitality was so welcoming and the wines were ALL wonderful. CHARMNIG place, our wonderful German hospitality hostess really knew her stuff. We tasted 6 wines FOR FREE..yes no charge! who does THAT anymore???? um, NO ONE! i wound up buying 3 wines we could not taste knowing they would be every much as fabulous as the ones we tasted...my husband bought 2 we had tasted...all in all we will most definitely be back there and will look with confidence at our local markets in the meantime! LOVELY LOVELY ground and staff....“

“Roederer Estate is one of the three major sparkling wine producers (Scharffenberger and Domaine Anderson being the others) in the Anderson Valley that are owned by the champagne house, Maison Louis Roederer, the producer of Cristal among other things. In my opinion, they produce the best wines of the three, so we stopped by at 11 AM without a reservation for a mid-week tasting. We were the only ones for the hour or so that we were there. The tasting room is currently being renovated, so we sat outside on the patio that overlooked the vineyards. They offered two tastings:Classic Flight for $25Brut MVBrut MV from a magnumBrut Rosé MV2020 Clark Road Single VineyardExtra DryL’Ermitage Flight for $45Brut MVBrut Rosé from a magnum2017 L’Ermitage Brut2006 L’Ermitage Brut Late Disgorged2015 L’Ermitage Brut RoséThey requested that everyone in the party drink the same flight, so we went with the L’Ermitage Flight. It was more expensive, but it was worth it just to try the three wonderful L’Ermitage wines. To be fair, older vintage champagnes (2006) might not be everyone’s cup of tea, but it was fascinating to taste the effect of aging - think caramel and brioche notes as opposed to fresh fruits. It was getting close to lunch, so we also ordered the eggs mimosa and the lavender honey and goat cheese crostini. Both were delicious and paired very well with the wines.Afterwards, you have the opportunity to not only buy a wide range of library wines from the Roederer Estate, but also from Maison Louis Roederer including several older vintages of Cristal at pretty reasonable prices. We opted to go with the 2006 L’Ermitage LD Brut ($120) and the 2003 L’Ermitage Brut Rosé ($140) because I doubt that we will come across these wines anywhere else.If you enjoy sparkling wines, this might be an excellent stop as you make your way through the Anderson Valley. It will probably be even better when the new tasting room opens too.One last recommendation - go to the bathroom. Really. In order to get to the bathroom, you get to see the wine storage area, the fermentation barrels/tanks, etc. Pretty cool to see.“