Jackson's Bar and Oven, at 135 Fourth Street in Santa Rosa, California, serves comfort food favorites made with quality local ingredients, including dishes from its wood-fired oven and house-made artisanal cocktails.
The menu features small bites like garlic skillet bread, truffle fries, and raw oysters, as well as bigger eats such as wood-fired pizza, burgers, and sandwiches, with gluten-free options available.
Reservations can be made by calling the restaurant or booking on opentable.com, and gift cards can be purchased in any denomination and mailed to the recipient.
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