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Panoramic view |
7377 St Helena Hwy Napa Valley, CA 94558 United States +1 707 944 2749 http://www.brix.com |
Locals and tourists alike flock to this gourmet eatery to watch the chef concoct his excellent dishes. With a panoramic view of the Napa hillside and a decor of warm impressionist tones, the place makes for an elegant night out. The menu of fusion cuisine features entrees like Slow-Cooked Lamb Shank with Potato Puree and Grilled Spearfish with Chanterelles. Or, you can order a five-course tasting dinner that comes Japanese-style in a bento box. The on-site wine store offers an extensive and eclectic variety, running the gamut in price. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Rustic charm |
1250 Lincoln Ave Napa Valley, CA 94515 United States +1 707 942 4101 http://www.napabeer.com |
In an area best known for highbrow tastes and attitudes, this gem offers a welcomed touch of rustic reality. Located inside the Calistoga Inn, this restaurant and brewery is a clandestine retreat from the heavy flow of tourists in Napa. Its patio overlooks the banks of the Napa River and during the warm months, the kitchen staff can be seen cooking outdoors over wood-fired grills. The menu harvests a wide range of global influences, including Spanish, Mexican and Jamaican. Starter plates are diverse and perfect for sharing. The Country Paella - saffron rice with imported chorizo, chicken, shellfish and vegetables - stands out in a menu of meats, fishes and pastas. An adjacent brewery serves award-winning micro-brews. Visit on the weekend for live acoustic music in its pub. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Eclectic California fusion cuisine |
500 Main Street Suite G Napa Valley, CA 94559 United States +1 707 254 9690 http://www.celadonnapa.com/ |
This popular gem opened in 1996. Its celebrated owner/chef, Greg Cole, a graduate of New York's Culinary Institute of America, also has extensive training in winemaking. Chic yet unpretentious, the cozy interior contains brick walls, huge arched windows, high ceilings and colorful paintings. On a sunny day, join locals and tourists at one of the outdoor tables fronting Napa Creek. Lunch includes delectable dishes like the Grilled Tombo Tuna Salad with Macadamia Nuts and the notable Oyster Po' Boy. Specialty dinner items include the Jerked Pork Chop with Black Beans and the daily fish special. There is an extensive wine list (USD15 corkage fee). Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Just the place to be |
317 Healdsburg Avenue Hotel Healdsburg Napa Valley, CA 95448 United States +1 707 431 0330 http://www.hotelhealdsburg.com |
This place is perfect for a business meeting or a leisurely lunch. Amidst luxurious settings and arched ceilings, Chef Charlie Palmer cooks up delicious meals to make Dry Creek Kitchen a special restaurant. Known for its 'Pork and Beans', this restaurant is easy on the pocket. Try the Hog Island Oysters or the Prime Beef Ribeye. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Fish in the Middle of Wine Country |
641 Main Street Napa Valley, CA 94574 United States +1 707 963 0700 http://www.gofishrestaurant.net/ |
The brainchild of Cindy Pawlcyn, Go Fish is an elegant restaurant dedicated to seafood. The decor is a breezy and crisp. White is the central color with accents of blue, reminiscent of being out at sea. Tables are plush booths, unless you're at the sushi bar. The sushi bar is large and pristine, a world away from the dining room. Service at the sushi bar is attentive and personalized. Only the freshest fish are handled and served - all with immaculate precision. The menu is large offering traditional surf & turf and fish & chips. The real treats occur in dishes that fuse Californian and Pacific Rim flavors, like in the Chili Lime Gulf Prawns served with egg noodles and a red-curry coconut broth. Whether its lunch or dinner, Go Fish is refreshing. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Good food great view |
4048 Sonoma Highway The Carneros Inn Napa Valley, CA 94559 United States +1 707 299 4900 http://www.thecarnerosinn.com/... |
Hilltop Dining Room located inside The Carneros Inn, is a fine place to dine. It is beautifully designed with its Brazilian cherry wood and contrasting amethyst mirrors. The neighboring vineyards create a wonderful view while you feast on your meal. Take your pick from organic yogurt with housemade granola or lamb hash with peppers and chilies, rosti potatoes, Poached Eggs, and Rosemary Hollandaise Sauce. Have a taste of the regional wines or choose from the variety of cocktails available. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Inn Rhapsody |
500 Main Street Napa Valley, CA 94559 United States +1 877 251 8500 http://www.napariverinn.com/ |
Are you in the mood for romance? Business? Or just plain old bored? Head on to Napa River Inn. With a spectacular view, rooms to die for and a Spa that has been voted 'Best Of' by the Napa valley citizens, you cannot go wrong here. This place offers you restaurants, a jazz club, chocolate shop and many outdoor dining areas. The décor is a comfortable blend of modern with historic, but the most alluring things about this place would be its proximity to about 10 tasting rooms, all located in downtown Napa. Try the different rooms, especially the Capt. Hatt Suite, or the Embarcadero Deluxe room. Even their standard rooms are exclusive. Just head on there. This place is almost paradise on earth. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Ideal for wine lovers |
6795 Washington St Washington Square Napa Valley, CA 94599 United States +1 707 944 8686 http://www.napavalleygrille.com/ |
The restaurant is famous for its award-winning wine list that only features the best of the Wine Country, including many rare and older vintages. Dine alfresco on a floral-lined patio or admire the view from inside. The decor is a bit stiff, but the strict neutral colors are softened with the abundant presence of florals. The ambiance, however, is romantic and chic enough to bring clients. The menu focuses on flavor, where it is in pastas and risottos, or exotic meats like boar and ostrich. The menu changes regularly to take advantage of fresh, seasonal ingredients. For lighter fare, enjoy small plates offered at the bar. Stop in on Thursday night for Sliders Night when a special slider-beer combination is offered. Located directly off of Highway 29, it's an easy find for both locals and tourists. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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