Sunflower Caffé

Sonoma County, California

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Sunflower Caffé

Visit Sunflower Caffé for a great latté, breakfast, lunch or snack on the Sonoma Plaza. Established in 2007, set in California's Historic Landmark #501 "Salvador Vallejo's Home", the Sunflower Caffé is the perfect place to start the morning or enjoy lunch on the beautiful garden patio out back or at a table out front and watch the world go by.

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address421 First Street West Sonoma, CA
phone+1 707 996 6645
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