Napa Valley

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American
11 reviews
An old stone building laced with ivy houses the most acclaimed restaurant in the Napa Valley—and, indeed, one of the most highly regarded in the country. — Fodor's
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American
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La Toque of the town, this restaurant is a key player in the city of Napa's renaissance as a food destination. — Gayot
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French
9 reviews
Stalwart Angèle serves reliable provincial-French cooking – French onion soup, Niçoise salads and croques messieurs at lunch, cassoulet with duck confit at dinner – on a river-view deck. — Lonely Planet
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American
9 reviews
We like the Spartan ag-chic look of this Michelin-starred resort restaurant, whose menu maximizes seasonal produce in elegant dishes, playfully composed. — Lonely Planet
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Italian
10 reviews
The grounds, which overlook vineyards, include an expansive garden and beautifully designed fountain. Pastas and pizza shine, but so does anything from the grill or wood oven. — San Francisco Chronicle
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American
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Cafe
9 reviews
Philippe Jeanty presents country elegance in the heart of Yountville. — Gayot
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Italian
10 reviews
Farm-fresh, southern Italian fare in the heart of Napa. — Gayot
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American
7 reviews
The menu offers a mishmash of global influences and greatest hits from some of the country's trendiest restaurants. — San Francisco Chronicle
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American
7 reviews
Feeley’s updated versions of Ozarks favorites—chicken and dumplings; whole-hog barbecue—have gained attention, but he really excels with lighter, more composed dishes. — Travel + Leisure
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American
8 reviews
There’s no cooking method quite as American as the grill, and that’s what this Napa eatery is all about. — Where
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Japanese
7 reviews
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American
6 reviews
Farm has all the architectural elements of an American farmhouse, including a central hearth, hardwood floors, and an A-frame roof, with the styling of a contemporary restaurant. — Travel + Leisure
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Spanish
8 reviews
Specialties: Shaved Brussels sprouts salad; warm pecorino custard; polenta under glass; goat-milk-braised lamb shank; smoked braised short ribs; wood-oven-roasted fish with Meyer lemon. — San Francisco Chronicle
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American
9 reviews
High-class barbecue paired with an array of wines. — Gayot
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Bakeries
5 reviews
Thomas Keller's quintessential American version of the Parisian bistro. — Gayot
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American
6 reviews
As for what to pair with the wine, the food itself is equally robust: Chef Stephen Rogers produces a steakhouse-style menu that includes dry-aged red meats like an 18-ounce bone-in rib eye chop. — Travel + Leisure
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Italian
6 reviews
A curved marble bar spotlit by contemporary art-glass pendants adds a touch of style to this downtown restaurant whose Northern Italian cuisine pleases with similarly understated sophistication. — Fodor's
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American
6 reviews
In a sleek modern space radiating offhand elegance, Lucy seduces with sophisticated flavors and suave service. — Fodor's
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