North Bay businesses that closed during the pandemic

Businesses that have said goodbye since March 2020 include everything from clothing stores to restaurants.|
GRACE YARROW
THE PRESS DEMOCRAT

Dozens of Sonoma County businesses have closed more than a year after the coronavirus pandemic and subsequent shutdown began.

Many restaurant and bar owners said the financial toll of the pandemic, in addition to blackouts and wildfires, was too much to handle.

The gallery above shows local spots that have closed since March 2020, according to information from Sonoma County Tourism and the businesses themselves. It will be updated as we learn more.

Email onlineideas@pressdemocrat.com if you know of any closed businesses we missed.

This story first ran on September 18, 2020. This version has been updated.

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