The Girl & The Fig
4.5$$· ModerateRustic French country cuisine and fine wine on historic Sonoma Plaza
Located on historic Sonoma Plaza, The Girl & The Fig serves seasonal French country fare with a Sonoma Wine Country twist. The menu highlights farm-to-table dishes, house-made charcuterie, and Rhone-style wines alongside signature fig-infused cocktails. Visitors can dine in the warm, rustic dining room or enjoy the garden patio setting.
Expert notes
- Make a reservation in advance, especially on weekends.
- Try to visit during the weekday for a quieter experience.
- Check the seasonal menu for unique offerings.
- Pair your meal with a local wine for the best experience.
- Consider outdoor seating for a lovely atmosphere in good weather.
- Ask the staff for recommendations on dishes and pairings.
- Join their mailing list for updates on special events and menus.
- Arrive early for parking, as it can get busy during peak hours.
- Don't forget to try their desserts, which are highly rated.
- Enjoy their happy hour specials if available.
Features
- Artisanal Cheese
- Brunch Menu
- Cozy Atmosphere
- Event Hosting
- Free Wi-Fi
- Friendly Staff
- Gift Cards Available
- Historic Location
- Outdoor Seating
- Parking Available
- Pet-Friendly Patio
- Reservations Accepted
- Seasonal Menu
- Takeout Available
- Wine Selection
Special occasion reservations
- Reservations can be made via their website or by calling the restaurant directly.
- It's advisable to reserve a table for larger parties.
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