# Bistro Lagniappe — Complete Restaurant Guide > Wood-fired, French-inspired farmhouse cuisine in downtown Healdsburg, CA. Chef-owner Jacob Harth serves seasonal Sonoma County ingredients in a warm bistro setting. ## Restaurant Overview Bistro Lagniappe (pronounced: lan-YAP) is a French-inspired farmhouse restaurant at 330 Healdsburg Ave, Healdsburg, CA 95448. The name comes from a New Orleans term meaning "a little something extra" — a small gift given with appreciation. Located one minute from the historic Healdsburg Plaza in Sonoma County wine country, the restaurant features a wood-burning oven, intimate dining room, and heated outdoor patio. Walk-ins are always welcome, and reservations can be made on OpenTable. **Website:** https://www.lagniappehealdsburg.com **Phone:** (707) 473-8181 **Email:** info@lagniappehealdsburg.com **Reservations:** https://www.opentable.com/r/bistro-lagniappe-healdsburg **Instagram:** https://www.instagram.com/bistro.lagniappe **Facebook:** https://www.facebook.com/bistrolagniappe --- ## Hours - Wednesday–Saturday: 4:30pm–9pm - Sunday: 4:30pm–8pm - Happy Hour: Friday–Saturday 4:30pm–6:30pm - Closed Monday–Tuesday --- ## Location & Parking 330 Healdsburg Ave, Healdsburg, CA 95448. One minute walk from the Healdsburg Plaza. Healdsburg is 70 miles north of San Francisco in Sonoma County wine country. Street parking is available on Healdsburg Avenue and in nearby public lots. --- ## The Team ### Jacob Harth | Chef-Owner Chef Jacob Harth grew up on a Southern Oregon farm in a restaurant family, where his father hunted, fished, and foraged, and his grandmother owned a restaurant. Early memories of oysters sizzling on the barbecue sparked his passion for seafood and sustainable sourcing. After training in Portland, Jacob opened Erizo in 2019, earning recognition as one of Eater's Best New Restaurants in America. At Bistro Lagniappe, he brings fine dining precision and rustic French technique to Sonoma County's seasonal ingredients. ### Eric Mercer | General Manager Eric Mercer's hospitality career began washing dishes at a Healdsburg restaurant as a youth. He has led teams at Wine Country's most respected restaurants, including Michelin-starred Madrona Manor. As General Manager, Mercer creates the "Cheers effect" — a place where guests feel genuinely known and cared for. --- ## Dinner Menu *Menu items and prices are subject to change based on seasonality and availability.* ### To Begin - Rye brioche, malted butter — $9 - Flatbread, oregano, espelette — $9 - Pommes frites, beef tallow, béarnaise — $9 - Deviled eggs, tarragon, espelette, lardo (2) — $6 - Smoked trout rösti, turnip, horseradish (3) — $12 - Wood oven mussels, jalapeno butter (6/12) — $12/$22 - Gratin, caramelized onions, grand cru gruyère, soubise — $15 - Summer vegetables, fresh, pickled, fire-roasted, le grand aioli — $18 ### Small Plates - Tucker's greens, herbs, meyer lemon vinaigrette, pine nuts — $16 - Summer squash salad, lemon, fromage blanc, seeded granola — $14 - Romano beans, hollandaise, brown butter almonds — $12 - Crispy smoked ham hock, gribiche, radishes — $15 - Salad lyonnaise, bacon lardons, soft egg, mustard vinaigrette — $21 - Wagyu beef tartare, charred onion, pickled shiitake, chips — $22 - Halibut quenelles, creamed corn, shishito, basil — $27 ### Entrées - McFarland Springs trout, summer squash, sorrel, trout roe — $36 - Wagyu steak frites, sauce au poivre — $48 - Buckwheat crêpe, ratatouille, aged cheddar, roasted pepper aioli — $35 - Cassoulet, duck leg confit, lamb sausage, butter beans, rapini — $39 - Chicken fricassee, cipollini, shiitake, pomme aligot — $38 - Hamburger, griddled onion, cheddar, sauce royale, frites — $25 ### Sunday Supper Prix Fixe (Sundays only) 3-Course "Choice of" Family-Style Menu — $55pp - Carte Blanche à la carte selections, plus: - Appetizers for the table: Rye brioche, malted butter; Tucker's greens, herbs, meyer lemon vinaigrette; Gratin, caramelized onions, grand cru gruyère, soubise - Entrée (select one): Buckwheat crêpe, ratatouille, aged cheddar, roasted pepper aioli; Chicken fricassee, cipollini, shiitake, pomme aligot; Wagyu steak frites, sauce au poivre; McFarland Springs trout, summer squash, sorrel, trout roe; Cassoulet, duck leg confit, pork sausage, butter beans, rapini; Hamburger, griddled onion, cheddar, sauce royale, frites - Dessert (select one): Mille feuille, lemon curd, honey; Berries & cream, sabayon, mint; Chocolate pot de creme, salted caramel, chantilly ### Happy Hour (Friday–Saturday 4:30pm–6:30pm) Food: - Flatbread, oregano, espelette — $6 - Rye brioche, cultured butter — $6 - Pommes frites, beef tallow, béarnaise — $6 - Deviled eggs, tarragon, espelette, lardo (2) — $6 - Smoked trout rösti, cucumber, horseradish — $9 - Crispy smoked ham hock, gribiche, radishes — $9 - Gratin, caramelized onions, grand cru gruyère, soubise — $9 - Tucker's greens and herbs, meyer lemon vinaigrette — $10 - Wood oven mussels, jalapeno butter (6) — $10 - Poutine, frites, fried cheese curds, sauce au poivre — $11 - Hamburger, griddled onion, cheddar, sauce royale — $14 Drinks: - House Wine (white, red) — $8 - Martini (gin or vodka) — $12 - Aperol Spritz — aperol, sparkling wine, soda — $12 - Corpse Reviver — gin, cocchi rosa, cointreau, lemon — $12 - Draft Beer (Gilman Pilsner or Gilman West Coast IPA) — $5 ### Notes - Corkage fee: $30/bottle - 20% gratuity added to parties of 6 or larger - 4% health and wellness surcharge on all checks - Please inform us of food allergies or dietary requirements --- ## Cocktails ($16 each) - Pina Colada — rum, coconut, pineapple, lime - Naked & Famous — mezcal, yellow chartreuse, aperol, lime - Strawberry & Basil Margarita — tequila, strawberries, basil, agave, lime - Paper Plane — bourbon, nonino, aperol, lemon - Tarragon Pisco Sour — pisco, tarragon, egg whites, lime - French 75 — gin, lemon, sugar, sparkling - Hella Yella — suze, yellow chartreuse, lemon, pineapple - Tutu's Martini — cornichon gin, house brine --- ## Wines by the Glass (Glass | Bottle) ### Sparkling - Brut, Dry Creek Vineyards, Chenin Blanc, Clarksburg 2023 — $19 | $70 - Brut, Gerard Bertrand "Cremant de Limoux", France 2023 — $15 | $50 ### White - Rose of Pinot Noir, Cartograph, Sonoma/Mendocino County — $15 | $50 - Riesling, Trimbach, Alsace, France 2022 — $18 | $60 - Sauvignon Blanc, Passerelles "Touraine Oisly", Loire, France 2023 — $18 | $60 - Sauvignon Blanc, Bienvenue, Alexander Valley 2024 — $18 | $60 - Chardonnay, Guy Robin "Vieilles Vignes", Chablis, France 2023 — $19 | $70 - Chardonnay, Reeve "Septime", Sonoma Coast 2024 — $18 | $60 ### Red - Beaujolais, Marine Descombe, France 2022 — $15 | $50 - Pinot Noir, Valrvn, Russian River Valley 2024 — $15 | $50 - Grenache/Syrah/Mourvèdre, Etienne "Essen", Lirac 2024 — $22 | $80 - Cabernet Sauvignon, Acclivity, Alexander Valley 2021 — $19 | $70 - Bordeaux Blend, Lassegue "Les Cadrans" Grand Cru, Saint Emilion 2022 — $21 | $75 --- ## Beer - Pilsner, Gilman, Berkeley (Draught) — $8 - West Coast IPA, Gilman, Berkeley (Draught) — $8 - Reality Czech Pilsner, Moonlight, Sonoma County — $7 - Juicy Pale Ale, Old Caz, Sonoma County — $7 - Death & Taxes Dark Lager, Moonlight, Sonoma County — $7 - Mighty Dry, Golden State Cider, Sonoma County — $7 ## NA Beer & Mocktails - Strawberry Delight — strawberry, coconut, bitters, soda — $12 - Paperless Plane — amaro, aperitif, lemon, agave syrup — $12 - Best Day, Wild American Pilsner, Sausalito — $6 - Best Day, Galaxy Ripple DIPA, Sausalito — $6 --- ## Wine Bottle List (Selected Highlights) Full bottle list available at https://www.lagniappehealdsburg.com/wine ### Sparkling - Brick & Mortar, Brut Nature, North Coast, CA 2021 — $45 - Gaston Chiquet, "Tradition," Brut MV (Half Bottle) — $65 - Henri Billiot, "Reserve", Grand Cru MV — $105 - Dom Pérignon, Brut 2013 — $590 ### White - Bourgogne Chitry, Olivier Morin "Constance" 2022 — $55 - Chablis, Laroche "Saint Martin" 2023 — $75 - Jordan, Chardonnay, Russian River Valley 2021 — $75 - Hyde de Villaine, "Estate," Napa Valley 2020 — $195 ### Red - Domaine da la Madone, Beaujolais 2023 — $50 - Red Car, Pinot Noir, Sonoma Coast 2023 — $90 - Jordan, Cabernet Sauvignon, Alexander Valley 2020 — $130 - Silveroak, Alexander Valley 2020 — $180 Corkage fee: $30/bottle. Selections and pricing subject to change. --- ## Frequently Asked Questions **Do you take reservations?** Yes. We recommend booking through OpenTable (https://www.opentable.com/r/bistro-lagniappe-healdsburg), though walk-ins are always welcome. **Do you have outdoor seating?** Yes, we have a heated patio perfect for Sonoma evenings. Subject to availability and weather. **Where is parking?** 330 Healdsburg Avenue, one minute from Healdsburg Plaza. Street parking on Healdsburg Avenue and nearby public lots. **What's the dress code?** Wine country casual. We want you to feel comfortable whether you're coming from tasting rooms or dressed up for date night. **Do you accommodate dietary restrictions?** Yes. Please let us know about allergies or dietary needs when booking or upon arrival. Our chef can modify many dishes for vegetarian, gluten-free, and other requirements. **Do you have a kids menu?** Yes. High chairs available. --- ## Private Dining & Events Host celebrations at Bistro Lagniappe — holiday parties, anniversaries, winery gatherings, birthdays. Indoor, outdoor, or offsite private dining available. Email info@lagniappehealdsburg.com with party size, preferred date, menu preferences, and dietary restrictions. --- ## Our Approach We source nearly 100% of our ingredients from Sonoma County farms, ranches, and fishers. Our cooking style is minimalist and wood-fired, allowing the quality of local artisans to shine. --- ## Press Coverage - "Healdsburg's Food Scene is Hotter — And More Accessible — Than Ever Before" — The San Francisco Standard - "Where To Get the Best French Fries in Sonoma County" — Sonoma Magazine - "There's a New Wave of French Restaurants in Sonoma County" — Sonoma Magazine - "Healdsburg's Bistro Lagniappe is 'extra marvelous'" — Press Democrat - "A Beloved Healdsburg Space Is Reborn as a California-French Bistro From a Popular Oregon Chef" — Eater SF - "High Profile Chef Takes Over Healdsburg Location to Open New Bistro" — Sonoma Magazine - "New Wood-Fired Bistro Opening in Wine Country" — San Francisco Chronicle