Archive for the ‘Napa Valley Wine Country’ Category
Auberge du Soleil (Inn of the Sun) is a posh resort in the Napa Valley with a Michelin starred restaurant that opened in 1981. Executive Chef Robert Curry, formerly of Domain Chandon and Greystone, serves up Wine country cuisine. Read the rest of this entry »
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ubuntu is a vegetarian restaurant located in Downtown Napa. “A celebration of our own biodynamic gardens, what shows up at the door and relationships with the local farms in Napa.” Chef Jeremy Fox (Manresa, Rubicon, Charles Nob Hill) serves up innovative vegetable-inspired daily-harvested cuisine for both omnivores and herbivores. He left in February 2010. Ubuntu grows food from their own biodynamic garden. They also run a yoga studio. The restaurant is top rated and has a very high 4.5 stars on Yelp. Menu changes almost daily. We went for lunch, dinner costs considerably more. Read the rest of this entry »
Filed under: $$$, 2.5 stars, American Restaurant, California, Dine Again?, Napa Valley Wine Country, Not Again, Restaurant Cost, Restaurant Cuisine, Restaurant Location, Restaurant Rating, Restaurant Review | Tags: Lunch, Napa, Vegan, Vegetarian |
Located in the heard of the wine country and specifically in foodie heaven aka Yountville, California. It earned One Michelin Star in 2009. We went for Sunday Brunch and dinner on another occasion.
Filed under: $$$, 3 stars, American Restaurant, California, California Cuisine, Dine Again?, Go Again, Napa Valley Wine Country, Restaurant Cost, Restaurant Cuisine, Restaurant Location, Restaurant Rating, Restaurant Review, United States | Tags: Dinner, Foie Gras, Foodie Must, Lunch, Michelin Guide, One Michelin Star, Yountville |
Gott’s Roadside Formerly Taylor’s Automatic Refresher Restaurant Review, San Francisco
Posted by Food Nut, June 24th, 2009
Gott’s Roadside formerly Taylor’s Automatic Refresher is a classic burger joint with 2 locations in the Wine country and one in San Francisco. They were forced to change their name in 2010. We have dined at the San Francisco Ferry Building location and the Napa location next to the Oxbow Market. This place serves burgers, sandwiches, and the like. They have a pretty big beer and wine menu for a burger place. We’ve eaten burgers here several times, which are average, and it was time for a change.
Decor, Vibe – Gott’s has classic diner decor. Busy Ferry building location with lots of tourists and locals looking for a fast lunch. Both have patio dining for sunny days.
Filed under: $, 2 stars, American Restaurant, Burger, California, Dine Again?, Maybe Again, Napa Valley Wine Country, Restaurant Cost, Restaurant Cuisine, Restaurant Location, Restaurant Rating, Restaurant Review, San Francisco Restaurants, United States | Tags: Ferry Building, Financial District, Lunch, Napa, Oxbow Market |
Vik’s Chaat Corner is a busy Indian restaurant in the more industrial area of Berkeley. Chaat means “to lick”. Traditionally this is known as road side snacks that made people lick every last morsel. They have have a regular menu, and add different specials on weekdays and weekends. They moved to their larger location in January 2010. Read the rest of this entry »
Cyrus is located in Healdsburg, California, about 90 minutes North of San Francisco or about 50 minutes northwest of St Helena. With its formal atmosphere and classic decor, Cyrus is located inside a stylish hotel. They received Two Michelin stars in 2009.
Filed under: $$$$, 3 stars, American Restaurant, California, California Cuisine, Dine Again?, Go Again, Napa Valley Wine Country, Restaurant Cost, Restaurant Cuisine, Restaurant Location, Restaurant Rating, Restaurant Review, San Francisco Restaurants | Tags: Dinner, Healsburg, Michelin Guide, Two Michelin Stars |
Be sure to check out the Bouchon Cookbook
Bouchon is a French bistro that is part of the Thomas Keller French Laundry empire. They have locations in Yountville and Las Vegas. The decor sets the mood, with colors, paintings that set the stage for a French meal. Clearly most of the people here are touring the Wine country. Read the rest of this entry »

Ad Hoc at Home – This book is full of Thomas Keller’s insights from Ad hoc.
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