The Parish Café

Discovered this gem a few years ago, and we love it. It’s great to be able to enjoy New Orleans staples in Sonoma county. There is usually a line, but it’s worth the wait. A bit on the expensive side, but easy to overlook when you consider the experience. We’ve never had a bad table, and the service is always top notch and friendly. Shrimp Po’ boys, gumbo, beignets … they offer many staples from the Big Easy. The one thing I wish they’d make is : etoufee,-It’s exclusion is my only disappointment, but I’ll live. Will come again and again

Great experience. Surprise, the beignets are as good as I’ve had - light, airy pillows of fried dough - and those who fondly remember Cafe Fannie ranked them as good as or maybe even better. Staff was very friendly and indulged my father’s many queries about food and travel… Strongly endorse the crawfish Benedict. No hard alcohol but the soju Bloody Mary sufficed.

We came here for brunch for my sister’s birthday. We loved the vibe and were greeted warmly. We all agreed that the grits were, by far, the best any of us have ever had! The bloody Mary’s and mimosas were delicious (and strong the way we like them). Can’t wait to come back soon!

Really like this restaurant that serves southern food in healdsburg, we each got po boy sandwiches which I thought were very tasty with good quality ingredients.Lots of items on the menu you can't get other restaurants. Gumbo, grits.

I'm from Louisiana and find the food at The Parish Cafe to be as good as anything I world find there. In particular, I love the fried shrimp poboy and the Beignets with cafe au lait