Best American Restaurants in Rohnert Park

Love that entree includes soup (delicious) and salad that has an outstanding dressing. I had beef, which was delicious, and husband had the special salmon, also delicious.

The food and service were excellent. We arrived at 5 p.m. so service was prompt even though there already were many diners at that early hour. My only quibble is that the French press decaf for two turned out to be half a cup each. Either use smaller cups or provide enough beverage to fill the cup to normal height. The entrée prices were somewhat high but competitive with other similar local restaurants. The desserts, on the other hand, were $14, whereas a local upscale Italian restaurant charges only $10 for all desserts which are at least as good or better than Monti's offerings. The restaurant recently reopened after an extensive remodel, so everything was fresh and new! We were in a booth with very luxurious-feeling leather seat covering.

great service nice quiet atmosphere food was delicious

Our server, Niero (I think was his name) was fantastic. He was welcoming, helpful, and attentive without being too obtrusive. He and other attendants removed dishes and utensils without making their presence known. Nice! The water was brought to us right away, and it was ice cold and refreshing. Two of us ordered Smoky Old Fashions which were a little pricy but delicious, and the bartender didn’t skimp on the bourbon. Smile! The food was absolutely fantastic as it was prepared with great care. Two of us ordered 11oz. Filet Mignon and two ordered 20oz rib eye steaks. We all agreed that our $65.00 steaks were cooked exactly as we requested and the meat was melt in your mouth tender. Filet mignons could be cut with a fork and might’ve been the best filet mignon ever. The flavor was incredible, but they brought us three different sauces, all of which were flavorful and fun to try. One was a red wine reduction sauce, another was peppercorn, and the third was a garlic sauce. All were special additions to the meal. We tried the French onion soup which was a perfectly spiced broth with great carmelized onions and wonderful melted Swiss and Gruyère cheeses. Yummy! We split two wedge salads which included crisp lettuce, tasty bacon and blue cheese dressing, plenty but not over done. Food and service were simply perfect. And they did not charge us corkage fee for the one bottle of wine we brought with us. The bill plus 22% tip for the meal was $522.00. Whew!!! The food was as good or better than Starks but the ambience at the Casino was a little lacking, and although not especially strong , we could smell cigarette smoke. I must mention that the people working at the casino were kind and very welcoming as well. I’d only been to the Casino twice before but I can say that if I was in the mood for an expensive steak dinner, I wouldn’t hesitate to dine at Park 630 again.

101 Bistro hits the spot. Its menu has a varied selection so there’s something for everyone, even breakfast!