Prix Fixe Dinners

BiteClub's looking for all the local prix-fixe/locals night/special deal dinners happening on a regular basis. Give me a shout out if you have a favorite or are a restauranteur doing one!

Bistro des Copains does a 3-course prix-fixe menu every night, and offers free corkage on Tuesdays for Sonoma County wines. And don't miss Wednesday oyster night!

Zazu does pizza & pinot on Wednesdays and Sundays

Corks (and odd combo of the chef from Stella's Thursday -Sunday and on Wednesday the Pasta King )

When Hallihan (sp) is cooking there is a prix fix menu around $30 for soup.salad, entree, dessert
and when the Past King is cooking Wednesday a $12 buffet.

The Rio Nido Roadhouse has a regular set of specials -- I recommend Thurs fried chicken nigh.
Applewood has a T-Thrs prix fix

bistro 29 has been doing a three cours plus amuse bouche prix fixe menu for the month of February for $29 and will continue with this for the next month on Tuesdays Wednesdays and Thurdays

Syrah does a 4 or 7 course meal paired with wines if you so desire. The quality of the food is excellant. We had the four courses paired with wines and I cannot wait to go back!

Please tell me how to pronounce Prix Fixe.....

The Duck Club in Bodega Bay has a 3 Course Sunset Prix Fixe Menu. $29 Sundays and Mondays From 5-6pm. Just in time for the sunset! Its worth the drive.

P.S. Big D...... Its (Pree Fix) Like grand prix but prix fixe

Almost a week late, but the pronunciation of prix fixe is "pree feex", not "fix". That's easy to say, n'est pas?

Couple to add...

Dry Creek Kitchen is continuing their Sonoma Neigbbor Prix Fixe menu- $34 and free corkage for SoCo wines -or- add a wine pairing for $15. Haven't tried this one yet.

Rocker Oysterfellers: Sunday "Supper" - three courses for $20. Went a couple weeks ago- green salad, chicken and dumplings, Sharffenberger truffles. AWESOME!

Tried the Bistro 29 prix fixe a couple weeks ago and it was very good- coq au vin, soupe de tomate (amuse bouche), salad with a leek tart and then choice of three dessert crepes.

Add'l Money-Saving idea: If you haven't already, get a Savings Card (used to be Sonoma Express.) 2-for-1 at many local restaurants (including several that have been reviewed here) AND this year they give you TWO cards with your $20 book. We get one every year and save a bunch of $$$. Plus, it's a fun little ritual- flipping through the book to see what restaurant we want to try.