Best Breakfast on the Sonoma Coast

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Whether you’ve just arrived in Sonoma and are looking for a protein-packed start to a busy day, or have woken up in your hotel and are planning a leisurely morning or rest and relaxation, this shortlist is a great place to begin. No matter where along the Sonoma West Coast you happen to find yourself, you’re never far from the perfectly glazed pastry or rich eggs Benedict of your dreams.

Feature Photo: @BasqueBoulangerieCafe on Facebook

A green smoothie with two straws is served in a mason jar on a rectangular white plate, surrounded by fresh lemons, ginger root, heart-shaped green leaves, and a small maroon flower. This vibrant scene epitomizes the Best Breakfast on the Sonoma Coast against a rustic wooden background.
Photo: @bohohighway on Facebook
3611 Bohemian Hwy, Occidental

707.874.2838

Located in a beautiful historic building, Howard Station Café pays homage to the railway legacy of the area, serving up a breakfast focused on organic ingredients. For those that love a classic Benedict, try one of their famous options, such as the Irish Benedict with corned beef hash or the Wild Salmon Benedict with grilled tomatoes and capers. But whatever you pick, don’t forget to order one of their fan-favorite smoothies like their Mango Madness or Queen Green. Hours are 7:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. every day. 

A white tray with various pastries showcases the Best Breakfast on the Sonoma Coast. On the left is a croissant topped with sliced almonds labeled "Pecan-sticky bun." In the middle is a pecan-topped pastry labeled "pecan-sticky bun." On the right is a cinnamon roll labeled "cinnamon bun.
Photo: @BasqueBoulangerieCafe on Facebook
460 1st St E, Sonoma
707.935.7687

Seeking the perfect breakfast pastry in Sonoma? Look no more, for Basque Boulangerie has you more than covered with their extensive menu of croissants, scones, muffins and strudels. Enjoy the flaky, buttery layers of pastry in your morning bun or bear claw, and sip on a London fog while you relax at one of their adorable outdoor tables. They also offer all-day breakfast items, such as a rich bacon panini with caramelized onions or their coconut chia bowl with strawberry compote. Hours are 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday through Sunday. 

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