From reclaimed-barnwood tabletops and rustic picnic tables to ironed white linens, Napa’s assortment of dining décor is as varied as its menus. The h... Read More
From reclaimed-barnwood tabletops and rustic picnic tables to ironed white linens, Napa’s assortment of dining décor is as varied as its menus. The hamlet of Yountville, home to the French Laundry, has an accessible cluster of Michelin-starred restaurants brimming with well-heeled diners. Downtown has a growing roster of casual yet refined farm-to-table restaurants, with dishes inspired by the best seasonal wine-country produce. And throughout the valley you’ll find gourmet deli counters, covert picnic perches among the vineyards, and astute food-and-wine pairing menus of a whole other level.
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French Laundry
One of the world’s hardest-to-score tables (where diners have been known to wait a year for reservations) has been praised to the heavens for more than... Read More
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Napa General Store
The back patio at Napa General Store holds some of downtown’s most prime restaurant real-estate, overlooking the Napa River. Situated in the Historic... Read More
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The Restaurant at Meadowood
Tucked into the oak-studded hills off Napa’s Silverado Trail, the Restaurant at Meadowood is the destination restaurant of the valley. On the Meadowood... Read More
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Two Birds One Stone
In a welcome departure from Napa’s typical European-focused fare, Two Birds One Stone brings on the yakitori—though it doesn’t forsake the wine country... Read More
