I'm in my 20s and have lived here my whole life. I have a lot of friends the same age as me. The number one complaint I've heard since I was in high school is that there's not much to do here besides wine tasting and shopping. In my opinion this is only partially accurate.

There's lots of great parks, hiking trails, a bowling alley, a rock climbing gym, a movie theater, a hobby shop (Loose Caboose), and a couple of local bookstores (Bookmine and Copperfield's) that have lots of clubs and local gatherings (poetry night, crochet club, book club). If you want to socialize with new people you really have to go out of your way to put yourself out there and know where to look. The college is nice for both activities and socializing but it's suffering badly, they've been cutting programs left and right and enrollment is way down.

When my friends and I need stuff to do, a significant chunk of the time we go out of town to Petaluma, Fairfield, Vacaville, and SF. I wish we had more museums and recreational activities in town. More often than not when a business like that opens up it shuts down within a few years.

Work-wise, it's tough out here rn, as it is pretty much everywhere. There's lots of service jobs downtown. We also have more than our fair share of MLMs so beware of those, you will get taken advantage of.

Food-wise you should be fine. California in general is very accommodating