
Elegant Charlie Palmer hotel restaurant known for refined Californian fare & vine-covered terrace.
Hours
| Saturday | 5–9 PM |
| Sunday | 5:30–9 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 5:30–9 PM |
| Thursday | 5:30–9 PM |
| Friday | 5–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 317 Healdsburg Ave, Healdsburg, CA 95448
Phone: (707) 431-0330
Website: http://drycreekkitchen.com/
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Order and Reservations
Reservations: opentable.com
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Reviews
This restaurant is a 10/10 and I look forward to coming back again!
Limited dessert choices, but the waiter did give me some small ones when I want something they couldn’t provide.
Energy is really stale here, very impersonal wait staff which seems very purposeful.
I know I could be biased but, as a guest on the other side of the bar, I got to enjoy the high level of food and hospitality of Hotel Healdsburg and Dry Creek Kitchen. Alyssa Cox (the Catering Manager) is very helpful and informative. Call her up for any events! Pastry Chefs, Taylor and Karah went way beyond my expectations for cakes and sweets. They are truly talented! Stewart and Candis provided outstanding service and hospitality. I didn’t have to worry about a thing. This was an excellent experience! Here are a few pics. Enjoy!
We had so much fun hanging at the bar with Jason that we can back for dessert and more cocktails! The chocolate peanut butter bar was crunchy, yet silky & delectable! Thanks to Jason and the whole team for a memorable experience!
The six-course tasting menu was superb: halibut, linguine with shrimp, scallops, lamb, filet mignon, and a tuxedo cake. They knocked the halibut and the scallops *out of the park.* Hands down the best part of the meal. The balance of flavors with the halibut crudo was spot on, and the sear on the scallops was flawless. It really does not get much better.
Every member of staff was on point. Host, servers, bartender, bussers – everyone was attentive, engaged, and highly competent. Table service was choreographed and efficient without being obtrusive or ostentatious.
At $150 per person, this is not going to be a regular occurrence, but it is a great choice for a special occasion.
Very minor issues:
*The space is a little tight and the noise levels are a little high.
*The tasting menu wasn’t really viable for vegetarians.
*The tuxedo cake had the consistency of fudge layered atop cheesecake, with a slightly rubbery texture. The raspberry buttermilk sorbet was phenomenal, though.
*The bread course was well-buttered, lightly herbed yeasted dinner rolls served in a skillet. And that’s fine, but it was described as a focaccia, which is being… generous. (If you are not a bread snob, you will not care. It’s still hard to complain about warm, fatty bread.)
And none of these issues would even come close to preventing me from wholeheartedly recommending this place.