Places to eat in the Napa Valley?

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Re: Places to eat in the Napa Valley?

by Robachu1 Sep 22, 2008 at 4:53 PM

St. Helena: http://www.terrarestaurant.com/ http://www.martinihouse.com/ http://www.cindysbackstreetkitchen.com/ Napa: thecarnerosinn.com/thecarner... http://www.zuzunapa.com/ http://www.juliaskitchen.org/about.html

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Re: Places to eat in the Napa Valley?

by easterntrekker Sep 22, 2008 at 6:13 PM

WE ate at this Italian Restaurant our last night and it was really good.Bistro Don Giovanni. I have some reviews of the wineries we visited if you want to look at my pages San Francisco Things to Do Tips by easterntrekker

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Re: Places to eat in the Napa Valley?

by Roadquill Sep 22, 2008 at 11:21 PM

Hi Kacie, The Market in St. Helena is very good, especially for lunch. Brix was very good, but obviously more expensive when you have white linen table cloths. As mentioned Cindy's Backstreet Grill is very good. We enjoyed Terra, but found it a bit "foodie" for our taste. It would take a rocket scientist to figure out what we were eating. Bouchon was excellent, but I have not been there in several years. Satui Winery had a great deli food and BBQ. Or take a baguette, some cheese and pick up a bottle of wine at St. Clement and enjoy lunch on their park benches. Karl

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Re: Places to eat in the Napa Valley?

by acprincess Sep 23, 2008 at 2:22 PM

Mustards!

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