Napa Valley is a year-round playground of fun, with each month bringing its own unique flavor of excitement. From sun-soaked summer festivals and lively concert series to fall harvest celebrations and gourmet gatherings, there’s never a dull moment in Wine Country.

To help you plan an unforgettable visit, we’ve curated a list of some of our favorite upcoming events happening throughout the region. So, if you’re dreaming up a trip to Napa Valley, why not elevate your getaway by lining it up with one of these annual events? Here’s our lineup of what’s happening in Wine Country, now through 2026.

WINTER (JAN – MAR)

Napa Valley Restaurant Month

January | Culinary

Every January, an array of restaurants, wineries, bars, and even food trucks come together to showcase their culinary prowess during Napa Valley Restaurant Week, each offering a multi-course meal created by award-winning chefs and perfectly paired with Napa Valley wines.

Napa Valley Truffle Festival

January | Culinary

Napa’s own claim to fungi fame is the Perigord black truffle, and the annual Napa Valley Truffle Festival is dedicated to these gourmet mushrooms. Events include hunting these delicacies with truffle-sniffing dogs and the Truffle and Wine Dinner.

Yountville International Short Film Festival

January | Music

Napa’s very own Sundance, the Yountville International Short Film Festival, draws filmmakers from around the globe. Over 100 independent film screenings are shown in pop-up theaters just steps away from Yountville’s restaurants and tasting rooms.

Napa Lighted Art Festival

January – February | Arts

The Napa Lighted Art Festival is a free, walkable outdoor experience in Downtown Napa that transforms the city into an illuminated canvas. The festival invites residents and visitors to engage with immersive installations while highlighting Napa’s historic architecture.

Napa Valley Marathon

March | Wellness

Why not balance your wine tastings and delicious food explorations by running the Napa Valley Marathon? Known for its breathtaking route along the Silverado Trail, this marathon is often hailed as one of the most scenic in the United States.

SPRING (APRIL – MAY)

Napa Spring Half Marathon

April | Wellness

Not quite ready to commit to the Napa Valley Marathon? Opt for the Napa Spring Half Marathon instead, an easy, breezy race route that starts at the Oxbow Commons Park, winds through rolling vineyards, and ends just a short walk away from Napa’s Main Street.

Calistoga Wellness Weekend

May | Wellness

With its numerous hot springs and spas, Calistoga has long been a haven for wellness seekers. The town’s week-long wellness festival celebrates all things good for your body and soul—think yoga and hiking to thoughtful food and wine events.

BottleRock Napa Valley

May | Music

Held every year over Memorial Day weekend, BottleRock Napa Valley is the largest music festival in Northern California Wine Country. Thousands of wine and music lovers flock to Wine Country to jam out, feast on unparalleled food, and sip world-renowned wines.

La Onda Music Festival

May – June | Music

A vibrant, musical celebration of all things Latin tunes, La Onda highlights different Latina music genres over two days at the start of summer. Created by the same crew who host BottleRock, festival goers can also partake in silent discos, a dance club, and mouthwatering Latin cuisine.

Auction Napa Valley

June | Wine

Napa Valley’s annual Auction is a legendary event that has wine lovers raising glasses (and millions of dollars) for a good cause. Over 50 different wineries from across Napa auction off specialty wines and unique varietals, with proceeds supporting Napa Valley’s youth mental health programs.

SUMMER (JUNE – AUG)

Calistoga Concerts in the Park

June – August | Music

Held on Thursday nights in summer, the town of Calistoga holds Concerts in the Park. Hosted at the pavilion in Pioneer Park, bring lawn chairs or a picnic blanket and get ready to enjoy a free evening of amazing music.

Napa Valley Jazz Getaway

June | Music

The annual Napa Valley Jazz Getaway is a three-day festival hosted at the Meritage Resort with additional evening outings like the Welcome Dinner or one of several Wine Downs.

Festival Napa Valley

July | Music

Festival Napa Valley is a spectacular 10-day extravaganza of musical arts, delicious bites, and Napa sips, held across various locations in Napa Valley. While tickets come with a premium price tag, the proceeds are put to good use, supporting youth arts programs, free community concerts, and scholarships.

Music in the Vineyards

July – August | Music

Music in the Vineyards is a nationally-acclaimed chamber music festival that takes place in the heart of Napa Valley Wine Country each summer. The festival unfolds in the elegant settings of Napa Valley’s acclaimed wineries, from the picturesque landscapes of Silverado Vineyards to the historic grounds of Charles Krug and Inglenook, among others.

Napa Town & Country Fair

August | Culture

It wouldn’t be summer in the U.S.A. without a visit to the county fair, and Napa Valley’s own Town & Country Fair is a quintessential celebration held at the Napa Valley Expo. This family-friendly event embraces all the traditional county fair elements, including a livestock show, carnival rides, live music, and nightly fireworks displays, which help complete the Americana vibes.

Blue Note Jazz Festival / Black Radio Experience

August – September | Music

From popular jazz performers to up-and-coming greats, the Blue Note Jazz Festival is an event dedicated to discovering new music while simultaneously experiencing old favorites. Get ready to celebrate the rich tapestry of Black culture and the power of music to transcend boundaries.

FALL (SEPT – OCT)

Napa Valley Harvest Season

Autumn in Napa Valley is all about harvest, when vineyards are buzzing with activity and the air carries the scent of freshly crushed grapes. It’s one of the most popular times to visit, as the season brings with it vibrant celebrations, grape stomps, and winemaker traditions that showcase the very heart of wine country. To dive deeper into what makes this season so special, check out our full Guide to Harvest in Napa Valley.

Calistoga Harvest Table

September | Culinary

The ultimate in Napa harvest season experiences, the Calistoga Harvest Table is a 1,000-foot-long table snaking its way through the heart of downtown Calistoga. Different local restaurants host various sections of the table and Napa Valley wine stations are set up throughout the event space.

Open Studios Napa Valley

September | Arts & Culture

If you’re passionate about art and wine, why not indulge in both at the same time? Whether you’re an art enthusiast or a seasoned collector, meander through artists’ studios and exhibitions, marveling at an array of creative expressions including paintings, sculptures, glasswork, and more.

HOLIDAYS IN NAPA (NOV – DEC)

Holidays Aboard the Napa Valley Wine Train

November – December | Holiday

The holiday season comes alive on the Napa Valley Wine Train. From the Santa Train Jolly Journeys to the 3-hour Peppermint Tea Lunch experience, the Wine Train knows how to make the season a bit brighter.

Merry Meritage

November – January | Holiday

Head to the Meritage Resort & Spa, tucked near downtown Napa, to step inside a winter wonderland that includes one-of-a-kind holiday experiences like VIP igloos, ice skating, sparkling high tea, and an annual tree lighting.

Calistoga Lighted Tractor Parade

December | Holiday

What started as a small community gathering has grown into a nationally acclaimed holiday classic! The Calistoga Lighted Tractor Parade is a festive celebration and homage to the city’s agricultural heritage through vehicles like vintage tractors and horse-drawn carriages, all decked out in their Yuletide best.

Napa Christmas Parade

December | Holiday

Head to the heart of Napa’s downtown for the annual Napa Christmas Parade! Held every December, this festive event includes floats, horses, Santa, and live musical performances marching down the street to kick off the holiday season.

Winter in the Wineries

December – March | Holiday

The vines might be barren, but winter is one of the best times to visit Napa. Grab your passport to Winter in the Wineries and enjoy complimentary wine tastings at over a dozen Napa wineries and discounts on local accommodations, spa experiences, and dining.

Known as “Napa Valley’s Main Street,” many consider St. Helena to be the heart of the region. It has a rich history of California winemaking dating back to the 1800s and boasts Napa Valley’s first commercial winery, Charles Krug, not to mention dozens of charming shops, restaurants, and hotels.

Most importantly, St. Helena is home to many iconic and boutique wineries that will make any trip to Napa Valley complete. To help you navigate all that this region has to offer, we have created a two-day wine tasting itinerary that will take you through six great wineries in St. Helena.

Day One

Louis M. Martini Winery

Originally built in 1933 and among the first to open after the repeal of Prohibition, this iconic property underwent a restoration of their historic winery a few years ago. Famous for their Cabernet Sauvignon, Louis M. Martini Winery no doubt played a significant role in putting Napa Cabernet on the map. The winery offers tastings in a variety of indoor and outdoor settings. Choose from a flight of seasonal wines that change regularly, in-depth library tastings, or selections of Louis M. Martini’s most popular wines, paired with local delicacies.

Insider Tip: For true indulgence, reserve a spot at the Underground Cellar Experience, which—as you might have guessed—takes place in the winery’s historic underground cellar and features small-lot wine releases served with curated pairings from Chef Aaron Meneghelli.  

Visit: 254 St. Helena Highway, St. Helena, CA 94574
Contact: (707) 968-3362
Reservations: Required

Merryvale Vineyards

Family-owned and operated, Merryvale Vineyards’ historic building was the first winery built in Napa Valley following the repeal of Prohibition. This rich history shows in the winery’s stunning gardens, barrel rooms, and vineyards. Its proprietors, the Schlatter family, and winemaker Jeff Crawford, focus on Bordeaux varieties, employing thoughtful farming and winery practices to ensure the wines are world-class and reflective of Napa Valley terroir. To that end, Merryvale Vineyards is Napa Green Land and Napa Green Winery certified.

Insider Tip: Want a little cheese with that wine? The Terroir and Grand Cru experiences include a selection of cheeses alongside the wines, but you can also add food to any experience, including small bites and multi-course meals. 

Visit: 1000 Main Street, St. Helena, CA 94574
Contact: (877) 887-7763
Reservations: Required for some experiences

JCB St. Helena

Owner Jean-Charles Boisset lives, eats, and breathes wine—and this dedication to viticulture comes through in the quirky wine tastings available at JCB St. Helena. Located in the heart of downtown St. Helena, JCB is dedicated to producing biodynamic wines, which you can sip in their whimsical wine lounge that feels like you’ve stepped inside a French art gallery. Choose between options like the Burgundian Flight, an ode to Jean-Charles’ roots, or the Napa Valley Reds Flight for something a little closer to home. As if these experiences didn’t already feel lavish, tastings are served in JCB’s very own Baccarat crystal glasses.

Insider Tip: JCB offers a constantly rotating list of fun events, including weekly Bubbles & Brunch. Pair sparkling wines with delicate bites, like smoked salmon bagels and caviar service. No reservation required.

Visit: 1320 Main Street, St. Helena, CA 94574
Contact: (707) 963-3454
Reservations: Recommended

Day Two

Fantesca Estate & Winery

This property was originally the dowry of Caroline Bale for her marriage to Charles Krug in the mid-1800s. Current owners Susan and Duane Hoff wanted to recognize this rich heritage when they purchased it, naming it after a clever and strong-willed lead female character from the Italian Commedia dell’Arte, which was the inspiration for Cirque du Soleil. Fantesca Estate is now known for small-production, award-winning wines produced in a stunning setting that includes a 300-foot Spring Mountain cave, sprawling vineyard views, and luxurious wine experiences. Trust us, it’s beautiful.

Insider Tip: Got a favorite quote (yours or someone else’s)? Submit it to be considered as a “Fortune Corkie” and printed on one of Fantesca’s wine corks.  

Visit: 2920 Spring Mountain Road, St. Helena, CA 94574
Contact: (707) 968-9229
Reservations: Required

Beringer

Jacob Beringer and his brother Frederick came to Napa from Mainz, Germany, ultimately purchasing 215 acres in 1875, which would become home to what is now California’s oldest continuously operated winery. Beringer would build on this tradition of industry “firsts,” becoming the first to give public tours in 1934, and the first and only winery to have both a red and a white wine named #1 Wine of the Year by Wine Spectator. Be sure to visit the iconic Rhine House mansion for its stunning stained-glass windows and architecture while sipping reserve and single-vineyard wines. 

Insider Tip: For $35, take the Legacy Cave Tour, where you will sip a selection of wines as your guide leads you through the Old Winery and historic tunnels while sharing details of Beringer’s rich history and commitment to quality. 

Visit: 2000 Main Street, St. Helena, CA 94574
Contact: (707) 257-5771
Reservations: Not required but recommended for most experiences

Markham Vineyards

This longstanding winery got its start with the dawn of winemaking in Napa Valley. The original builder of Markham Vineyards’ iconic Stone Cellar came to Napa from Bordeaux, initially arriving with other Gold Rush pioneers. Instead of gold, the winemaker discovered Napa’s rich soil, perfect for growing wine grapes, and utilized his skills in viticulture to become one of the largest producers prior to Prohibition. Markham’s tasting room is a beautiful space to sample the winery’s renowned Merlots. We particularly love the Exploration of Markham Tasting, which includes coveted new release and library selections, culminating in a behind-the-scenes barrel tasting.

Insider Tip: If you happen to be in town for one of Markham Vineyards’ events, be sure to snag tickets! All of these experiences take place in the historic Stone Cellar, featuring floor-to-ceiling wine barrels and a beautiful stone interior. Events include everything from dinners with renowned chefs to craft classes like wreath making.

Visit: 2812 St. Helena Highway N, St. Helena, CA 94574
Contact: (707) 963-5292
Reservations: Recommended

One might think that it would be easy to taste wine in Napa Valley at almost all hours of the day, but while there are lots of bars and restaurants that offer excellent wines by the glass and bottle, “last call” for tours and wine tastings at most Napa wineries is well before the sun sets over the vineyards.

Still, if you’re not much of a daytime drinker or are looking to keep tasting Napa Valley wines into the late afternoon/early evening, there are a few excellent wineries and tasting rooms where you can snag a reservation (or even walk in) until at least 5:00 p.m.

PEJU Winery

If you want to taste most of PEJU’s family-owned and estate-grown wines, including the popular Cabernet Franc, you have to either join their wine club or visit the winery’s tasting room. The latter sits inside one of the more recognizable buildings in Napa Valley, a copper-roofed, stone-faced building with a 50-foot tower at the end of a Sycamore tree-lined driveway and surrounded by gorgeous gardens with meandering walkways and outdoor sculptures. (Be sure to make time for a self-guided tour.) Reservations are recommended for all wine tastings and pairings, which are seated, with the last one offered at 5 p.m.

Visit: 8466 St. Helena Highway, Rutherford, CA 94573
Contact: (707) 963-3600

Domaine Carneros

There is nothing quite like sitting on the terrace of the Château at Domaine Carneros while sipping sparkling wine and looking out at the vine-covered vineyard hills of Napa Valley’s Carneros AVA. It is truly an idyllic Napa Valley experience, especially when paired with caviar, crème fraîche, and potato chips. Reservations (available from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.) are required, and the last pour is at 5:00 p.m. Be sure to give yourself time to tour the beautiful formal gardens as they are truly spectacular.

1240 Duhig Road, Napa, CA 94559, (800) 716-2788

JCB St. Helena

At JCB St. Helena, wine tasting is more of a sensory experience than anything else. The brainchild of winemaker Jean-Charles Boisset, sippers are surrounded by an eclectic collection of paintings, sculptures, candelabras, and plush furniture, creating a glamorous ambiance that’s perfect for a special occasion—or if you simply want to feel special. Reservations for tastings, like the French Bubbles Flight or Burgundy Flight, can be made until 7:00 PM, Thursday through Monday. Pair it with JCB caviar or artisan cheeses for the perfect pre- or post-dinner snack.

Visit: 1320 Main Street, St. Helena, CA 94574
Contact: (707) 934-8237

WALT Wines

Located just across the street from the Oxbow Public Market, WALT Wines focuses on producing high-quality Pinot Noir and Chardonnay, grown along the Pacific Coast. Choose from fun experiences like the Wine & Chocolate Pairing, which combines Pinot Noir with hand-crafted Earth & Sky Chocolates, or the Michel Foch Champagne Flight, accompanied by bites like classic gougères or charcuterie. Visitors can snag tasting reservations until 4:45, any day of the week. Keep in mind that the tasting room officially closes at 5:30.

Visit: 605 1st Street, Napa, CA 94558
Contact: (707) 933-4440

Alpha Omega Collective

Three very different wineries collide to form the Alpha Omega Collective in downtown Napa. Vintners Robin and Michelle Baggett pride themselves on producing the best varietals from across the world—including Burgundian wines at SLO’s Tolosa, Bordeaux-inspired wines at Napa’s Alpha Omega, and Mediterranean reds from Perinet in Spain’s Priorat. Select from three different tasting options, including their Signature Flight ($60), Curated Flight ($80), and Flagship Flight ($100). Not interested in a full tasting? They also offer wine by the bottle and glass. Should you start to get a bit snacky (don’t we all during a wine tasting?), Alpha Omega Collective encourages sippers to order from The Dutch Door, their next-door neighbors who focus on sustainably made and locally sourced American classics. Tastings are by reservation only and run from noon until 7:00 p.m.

1245 First Street, Napa, CA 94559, (707) 294-6960

Louis M. Martini

This historic St. Helena winery is best known for being one of the first wineries to open in Napa Valley after Prohibition and has built a reputation around its world-class Cabernet Sauvignon. The renovated historic winery has large glass walls that let in tons of natural light from outside, as well as one behind the Crown Bar in the main tasting room that offers wine tasters a view into the expansive oak barrel room. Louis M. Martini offers food pairings, an underground cellar experience, and cabana tastings, but that aforementioned bar is where guests who want to taste wine in the late afternoon will be. The winery is open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., seven days a week, and reservations are recommended, with the last one at 4:30 p.m.

254 St. Helena Highway S, St. Helena, CA 94574, (707) 968-3362

John Anthony Vineyards

It’s somewhat difficult to find a place to taste wine after dinner in Wine Country, but at John Anthony Vineyards’ It’s somewhat difficult to find a place to taste wine after dinner in Wine Country, but at John Anthony Vineyards’ tasting lounge in the heart of downtown Napa, you can enjoy late-night tastings. Sample the popular small-production Sauvignon Blanc and Cabernet Sauvignon from the outdoor patio, in the tasting room, and in the private Reserve Room until 10 p.m., Sunday – Wednesday, and midnight on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. You can walk in, but reservations are encouraged.

1440 1st Street, Napa, CA 94559, (707) 265-7711

St. Clair Brown Winery & Brewery

In the event that there is someone in your group who doesn’t enjoy wine, or if you just want your furry friend to join you, this pet-friendly winery AND brewery is the place to go. Located in the Rail Arts District of Napa proper, St. Clair Brown’s greenhouse tasting room is the only place to get your hands on their hand-crafted wines and beers, which are produced in extremely limited quantities – best enjoyed with small garden-inspired share plates. Tasting reservations are available from noon until 6 p.m. Friday through Monday. Private bookings are also available from Tuesday through Thursday.

816 Vallejo Street, Napa, CA 94559, (707) 255-5591

One could visit Napa Valley and never leave the town of St. Helena. Known for world-class wineries, an exciting culinary scene, independent shops and galleries, intimate hotels, and gorgeous vistas, St. Helena is at once modern and charming, offering a small-town vibe with big city hospitality and amenities.

In addition to its rich history and reputation as “Napa Valley’s Main Street,” St. Helena is home to some of California’s best wineries. From small-production facilities to state-of-the-art, iconic properties, we’ve rounded up 12 of our favorite must-visit spots when wine tasting in St. Helena.

Merryvale Winery

As the first winery built in Napa Valley after the repeal of Prohibition, Merryvale Vineyards produces exceptional wines from Bordeaux varieties uniquely expressed through classic Napa Valley terroir. Select from several unique wine experiences at Merryvale: the Profile Estate Vertical Tasting and Vineyard Lunch that kicks off 800 feet above the valley floor, the Blind Tasting Experience where you’ll learn how to identify different varietals, and the Grand Cru Experience, which explores Merryvale’s flagship wine, Profile, paired with gourmet cheeses and meats.

Tasting Fee: Starting at $50
Visit: 1000 Main Street, St. Helena, CA 94574
Contact: (877) 887-7763
Reservations: Recommended, but required for some tasting experiences.

Markham Vineyards

Venture to the stately, renovated 19th-century stone cellar and tasting room at the heart of Markham Vineyards, a historic architectural landmark in the greater Napa Valley. Here, you’ll sample world-class Bordeaux varietals either indoors, in a classic seated tasting environment with midcentury furnishings, or outdoors, near the Koi ponds and under the olive trees on Markham’s garden patio. Markham Vineyards has been sustainably producing an impressive portfolio of wines for decades, but they’re perhaps best known for their single-vineyard Merlot. Notice the cannoneer illustration on every bottle? Legend has it that namesake and US Navy veteran, Bruce Markham, would mark the start of each harvest by firing his cannon in the vineyards.

Tasting Fee: Starting at $55
Visit: 2812 St. Helena Highway North, St. Helena, CA 94574
Contact: (707) 963-5292
Reservations: Recommended.

Beringer

No visit to St. Helena would be complete without a visit to Beringer. As Napa Valley’s oldest continuously operating winery, Beringer offers a rich blend of history and exceptional winemaking. Step back in time with the Old Winery Tour & Tasting, where you’ll explore the estate’s hand-dug wine caves and learn about the legacy of this iconic property. Or, for a seasonal culinary and wine pairing adventure, book the Taste of Beringer, which in addition to wine and food pairings includes a guided exploration of the estate and its sensory gardens.

Tasting Fee: Starting at $35
Address: 2000 Main Street, St. Helena, CA 94574
Contact: (707) 257-5771
Reservations: Recommended.

Fantesca Estate Winery

Originally the dowry of Caroline Bale for her marriage to Charles Krug in the mid-1800s, Fantesca is now owned by college sweethearts Susan and Duane Hoff, who have created a place for seasoned wine connoisseurs in search of luxury wine experiences. Tasting experiences here are intimate and personalized and include samples of Fantesca’s premium, small-production, award-winning wines in a stunning setting that includes a 300-foot Spring Mountain cave and sprawling vineyard views.

Tasting Fee: $200 per person
Visit: 2920 Spring Mountain Road, St. Helena, CA 94574
Contact: (707) 968-9229
Reservations: Required.

Raymond Vineyards

Sustainably-minded sippers will love popping into St. Helena’s Raymond Vineyards, one of the largest fully solar-powered estates in Napa. You’ll find a long list of tasting experiences, but those who want a sneak peek at Raymond’s eco-friendly initiatives can look forward to the Journey of the Senses, where you’ll learn more about their biodynamic farming practices and what it takes to make great wine—then taste the goods, paired with gourmet cheeses, of course. If you opt for another of their more theatrical experiences, like the rare wine-focused Proprietor’s Lounge Tasting, you can combine it with the complimentary and self-guided The Theater of Nature tour to explore the gardens.

Tasting Fee: $50 per person
Visit: 1584 St. Helena Highway, St. Helena, CA 94574
Contact: (707) 963-3141
Reservations: Required.

Charles Krug Winery

A visit to St. Helena wouldn’t be complete without a stop at the iconic Charles Krug Winery, home to California’s first tasting room. But don’t let the winery’s long history fool you. Today, Charles Krug Winery is a beautifully designed, world-class center for hospitality and wine tourism. Every detail, from carefully crafted tasting experiences to the feel and functionality of the property, is timeless yet modern, setting the standard for Wine Country travel today. Guests will fall in love with the winery’s endless stories at every turn, not to mention the rich portfolio of wines that express all that Napa Valley’s diverse terroir has to offer.

Tasting Fee: Starting at $50
Visit: 2800 Main Street, St. Helena, CA 94574
Contact: (800) 682-5784
Reservations: Required for most experiences.

Lithology

Focusing on how Napa’s unique soil compositions create exquisite wines, Lithology has harnessed the art of single-vineyard expressions. With a winemaking team that brings expertise from far corners of the globe, there’s no better way to explore these subtleties than on the Estate Experience. Held at Lithology’s St. Helena estate, tucked away in the Howell Mountain AVA, you’ll have the chance to go on a personalized journey through their wines, each produced with grapes from singular vineyards with different soil compositions, and tailored to your specific requests. If you can’t make it to the estate for any reason, note that Lithology has a tasting lounge in downtown Napa.

Tasting Fee:$150 at the estate (Starting at $100 at their downtown Napa lounge)
Visit:500 Meadowood Lane, St. Helena, CA 94574
Contact: (707) 963-6015
Reservations: Required at the estate, walk-ins welcome in downtown Napa.

HALL Napa Valley

HALL Napa Valley produces Cabernet Sauvignon with fruit from nine estate vineyards, of which five are California Certified Organic Farming (CCOF). Both tasting room locations (St. Helena and Rutherford) boast a collection of modern art with pieces from some of the world’s most renowned contemporary artists. At their St. Helena tasting room, enjoy carefully curated experiences like the signature A Walk Through Winemaking, which takes guests on a stroll around the grounds and facilities, concluding with a tasting of four wines with seasonal food pairings, or the Cabernet Collector’s Experience, in which the winery’s most experienced wine educators guide guests through the terroir and techniques that go into crafting HALL’s rare and highly allocated Cabernet Sauvignons.

Tasting Fee: Starting at $45
Visit: 401 St. Helena Highway South, St. Helena, CA 94574
Contact: (707) 967-2626
Reservations: Recommended.

Duckhorn Vineyards

Duckhorn Vineyards is one of Napa’s original 40 wineries with roots stretching back to the 70s. Founded by the vineyard’s namesake, Margaret and Dan Duckhorn, the winery grew up around their original 10 acres in St. Helena, going on to produce renowned Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon. Splash out on Marlee’s Signature Tasting, named for Margaret herself, where you’ll sample single-vineyard wines and nibble on perfectly paired bites. You can also keep it simple with the Portfolio Tasting either inside the original estate or outside beneath the trees.

Tasting Fee: $65
Visit: 1000 Lodi Lane, St. Helena, CA 94574
Contact: (707) 963-7108
Reservations: Required.

Louis M. Martini

Louis M. Martini Winery has been crafting exceptional wines for nearly a century. Known for its rich heritage and dedication to producing world-class Cabernet Sauvignon, this historic winery is a must-visit for those seeking a deep dive into Napa Valley’s renowned terroir. For a truly unforgettable experience, splurge on Louis M. Martini’s Underground Cellar Experience. Set in the historic 90-year-old barrel cellar, this immersive tasting includes small-lot and library wines, perfectly paired with culinary delights crafted by Executive Chef Aaron Meneghelli. It’s the ultimate way to explore the winery’s most exclusive offerings in a truly unforgettable setting.

Tasting Fee: Starting at $45
Visit: 254 St. Helena Highway, St. Helena, CA 94574
Contact: (707) 968-3362
Reservations: Recommended for all tastings, required for the Underground Cellar Experience.

Prager Winery

Napa Valley’s one and only port wine specialist, Prager Winery, is one of St. Helena’s hidden gems. It’s always been a family affair, starting with owners Imogene and Jim Prager and their seven children, who carry on the tradition today. They keep it simple with only one tasting option that includes four premium port wines, served by a member of the family, and a souvenir glass. You’ll taste everything from Aged Tawny and white port to Petite Sirah and late harvest Riesling, each adding up to a one-of-a-kind experience you won’t find anywhere else.

Tasting Fee: $50 per person
Visit: 1281 Lewelling Lane, St. Helena, CA 94574
Contact: (707) 963-7678
Reservations: Recommended.

Crocker & Starr

Another sustainably-minded winery in St. Helena, Crocker & Starr offers oenophiles a taste of France with a focus on Bordeaux varietals. Pay a visit to the historic Crocker estate to take part in the Vineyard Experience. Despite being the only tasting on offer, you’ll get the royal treatment: a private tour of the vineyard and winery, fueled by a glass of sparkling and Sauvignon Blanc, before settling in at the Garden Arbor to sample their seasonal red varietals.

Tasting Fee: $95 per person
Visit: 700 Dowdell Lane, St. Helena, CA 94574
Contact: (707) 967-9111
Reservations: Required.

Known as Napa Valley’s Main Street for its ritzy flare, chic boutiques, pioneering wineries, and contemporary art galleries, St. Helena is a dreamlike destination for epicures the world over.

Getting to this wine lovers’ paradise is an easy 90-minute drive from both San Francisco and Sacramento, California—a sophisticated-yet-charming spot situated between Calistoga and Yountville, just 18 miles north of Downtown Napa.

Regardless of the time of year you visit, you’ll find plenty of sights and activities to explore in St. Helena. So, when you’re ready to discover all the top spots to get pampered, cultured, wined, and dined in the viticultural Napa Valley hotspot that is St. Helena, here’s our guide to the best things to do.

Enjoy a Day of Wine Tasting

Wine lovers, we’ve got you. St. Helena is a great place to sip on some of Napa’s finest wines, whether looking to explore historic wineries, venture to hidden gem wineries, or take a Wine & Dine tour. You simply can’t go wrong. 

Perhaps one of Wine Country’s most famous wineries, Beringer Vineyards is the oldest continuously operating winery in the Napa Valley, founded in 1876. Tour their historic Rhine House, then reserve a private wine tasting at St. Helena’s gorgeous Fantesca Estate & Winery, located a short drive out of town in the Spring Mountain AVA. With its stunning surroundings, intimate tasting experience, and top-notch wines, it’s no wonder this family-owned winery is one of the best wineries in Spring Mountain to visit.

Back in town, Charles Krug Winery is another great option. While you’ll love learning about the legacy of this historic winery (Napa’s oldest winery estate), a visit is all about the famed wines. Close by is Markham Vineyards, one of our favorite stops for character-driven Merlot and Cabernet wines from Napa Valley. The Comparative Tasting is a great way to discover the winery’s acclaimed limited-production, small-lot wines.

Explore Art Galleries & Museums

Experience contemporary art outside of San Francisco in a world-class wine setting at Napa Valley’s HALL Wines St. Helena. Yes, you’ll be greeted with a 35-foot chrome rabbit (named Bunny Foo Foo) leaping out of the vineyards, but HALL Wines also has an award-winning modern art gallery that’s well worth the detour. 

When you’re finished sipping HALL’s storied Cabernets, take a tour of the Robert Louis Stevenson Museum, just off Main Street in downtown St. Helena. Loved by bibliophiles across the globe, Robert Louis Stevenson was a Scottish writer best known for his novels, Treasure Island and The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. His namesake museum offers the world’s largest collection of Stevensoniana on public display.

Go Shopping

St. Helena’s charming downtown is a shopper’s paradise, home to an eclectic mix of stylish boutiques, artisan shops, and locally loved stores.

Pop into chic clothing shops like elysewalker and Daisy Clothing Boutique, or browse ACRES home+garden for elevated homewares with Wine Country flair. Don’t miss Woodhouse Chocolate, where handcrafted confections make the perfect indulgence or souvenir. From luxury finds to local treasures, shopping in St. Helena is as delightful and memorable as the handcrafted wines.

Get Pampered at a Spa

After a long day of Napa wine tasting, what’s better than unwinding with a sumptuous spa treatment? You no longer have to be an overnight guest at Meadowood Napa Valley to visit the award-winning spa to enjoy its therapeutic massages, organic facials, body scrubs, and other wellness offerings. Not only is the place stunning, but there are plenty of ways to soothe your mind and body before or after a treatment—think a dry cedar sauna, steam room, plunge pool, and outdoor rain shower. Even better, when you book a spa treatment you can stay in the relaxation lounge as long as you want. Read a book, sip some tea, even take a nap if you wish. Our favorite spot in the spa, though, is the private Tree House Retreat room complete with a gorgeous hammered copper tub for custom baths—milk, mustard, or pure sea salt.

Or, you can savor a soothing facial, therapeutic massage, or healing soak with detoxifying beverage in hand at the Spa Alila at the Alila Napa Valley in downtown St. Helena. Not in the mood for a rub-down? You and your crew can also book private yoga experiences, personalized meditation sessions, and astrology readings at this adults-only Wine Country oasis in Napa Valley.

Visit a Nearby Park

St. Helena is home to a wonderful mix of parks and outdoor spaces perfect for exploring, relaxing, or simply soaking up Wine Country’s natural beauty. Discover history at Bale Grist Mill State Historic Park, home to trails, picnic facilities, and a former mill from the late 1800s.

A short distance from Bale Grist Mill State Historic Park, you can hit the trails at Bothe-Napa Valley State Park, a lush park featuring great hiking, picnic and day use areas, and even a seasonal pool. Or, take in panoramic views of Mount St. Helena from Robert Louis Stevenson State Park, a favorite amongst more advanced hikers and outdoor enthusiasts. Closer to town, sites like Crane Park, Lyman Park, and Jacob Meily Park offer spots for picnicking, playing, and unwinding.

Eat at an Award-Winning Restaurant

You don’t have to be in San Francisco or another big city to dine at Michelin-quality restaurants with renowned chefs. Napa Valley, including quaint St. Helena, is inundated with award-winning eateries and institutions, such as the famed Culinary Institute of America at Greystone.

Grab your girlfriends and head to the Violetto restaurant in Alila Napa Valley’s restored Georgian farmhouse—the perfect setting for a breezy Wine Country brunch on its white-pillared wraparound veranda. It also serves up some of the best dinner fare in the area.

Celebratory, family-style California cooking is on full display at The Charter Oak restaurant in St. Helena, just down the road from Yountville and Calistoga. Led by chef Christopher Kostow of the former Three-Michelin-starred The Restaurant at Meadowood, The Charter Oak serves brunch and all-day fare with crops from its 3.5-acre culinary garden in St. Helena.

Another St. Helena favorite is PRESS Restaurant, where fine fare is complemented by an award-winning wine list highlighting Napa Valley gems.

Enjoy a Winery Food Pairing

Snack and sip yourself to a state of blissful oblivion with some of the best food and wine pairings you’ve had all year in St. Helena, Napa, and beyond.

Hop on over to Merryvale Vineyards for a selection of hearty, delicious food and wine pairings. Book a delightful brunch with their Seasonal Quiche & Wine Pairing, lunch with the Vino & Pizza Experience, or a hearty Burger Butler Experience with wine and burgers brought in from St. Helena’s famous Gott’s Roadside.

Serious wine enthusiasts won’t want to miss heading to Louis M. Martini for the elevated Underground Cellar Experience, an impeccably curated multi-course food and wine pairing that takes place in the moody ambiance of the 90-year-old cellar.

While not technically in St. Helena, it’s worth the four mile drive to Rutherford’s Sequoia Grove Winery for their Taste for Cabernet experience—a multi-course lunch prepared by the winery’s in-house chef that celebrates all things Cabernet. Reserve Cabernet Experience

Savor a Seasonal Event

St. Helena offers an array of fun seasonal events worth discovering, from Fourth of July fireworks to the end of year holiday fun.

During the summer months, don’t miss the St. Helena Concert Series, taking place every Wednesday in Lyman Park. In addition to live music, you can expect food vendors and family activities. In October, the Hometown Harvest Festival returns to celebrate the harvest season with a 5K race, pet parade, live music, and more.

And come December, we love catching a glimpse of the Holiday Wine Barrel Tree, a display of festive barrels on Main Street during the holiday season.

When you think of dining in Napa, white tablecloths and fine china probably come to mind—but let’s not overlook one of Wine Country’s most delicious (and underrated) delights: the burger. That’s right, Napa Valley isn’t just for Cabernet and caviar—it’s also a haven for burger lovers. But with so many mouthwatering options out there, where do you even start? Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered.

Whether you like it plain and simple with a ground beef patty and classic toppings, or want to mix it up with a more fanciful burger with artisan cheese, you’ll be spoiled for choice when it comes to delicious options. Keep reading for the 12 of the best burgers in Napa Valley.

Napa

Boon Fly Cafe

While Boon Fly Café is a great choice for breakfast, their signature Akaushi Kobe Beef Burger steals the brunch and lunchtime show. Sandwiched between a house-made poppy seed brioche bun, this brunch burger is fully customizable to your liking, with toppings such as cheese, avocado, bacon, mushrooms, or a fried egg that up the ante. They also offer a vegan, Beyond Meat version so even the non-meat eaters can indulge.

Visit: 4048 Sonoma Highway, Napa, CA 94559
Contact: (707) 299-4870

Sumo Dog

Dishing up one of the most unique burger options in Napa, Sumo Dog might typically be associated with gourmet hot dogs (the most popular item on the menu) but their inventive Chopped Cheese “burger” stands out from the crowd. Picture your typical ground beef burger patty, chopped up and topped with ooey gooey American cheese, peppers, onions, lettuce, tomato, spicy mayo, and furikake, served up on a potato bun.

Visit: 610 & 644 First Street, Napa, CA 94559
Contact: (707) 226-6529

Compline Restaurant & Wine Shop

Rated one of the top restaurants in Napa by the San Francisco Chronicle, Compline is a casual spot for wine and food in the heart of downtown. On the decadent menu is a delicious burger not-to-be-missed, topped with aioli, balsamic onion, and Schoch family cheese. Opt to add Hobbs bacon, produced locally, for the ultimate indulgence. It’s an all-American burger, done the Napa Valley way.

Visit: 1300 First Street #312, Napa, CA 94559
Contact: (707) 492-8150

Norman Rose Tavern

Norman Rose Tavern may just be one of the coziest spots to grab a burger in Napa. Here, the menu features a traditional cheeseburger, but if you want to go out on a limb, opt for the lamb burger, a bit more elevated with garlicly spinach and goat cheese. While the lamb burger is a standout, veggie-lovers can order the Rancho Gordo Midnight Bean and Barley Burger, one of the best vegetarian-friendly options in Napa.

Visit: 1401 1st Street, Napa, CA 94559
Contact: (707) 258-1516

Yountville

Brix

Just a 5-minute drive outside of Yountville, Brix is an iconic Napa Valley restaurant known for their farm-to-table fare. And, it just so happens, that the Brix Burger is a crowd favorite, complete with house smoked cheddar, bacon marmalade, pickled peppers, mushrooms, and chipotle remoulade. Available on the lunch menu as well as at dinner, it’s basically heaven on earth for burger fans.

Visit: 7377 St. Helena Highway, Napa, CA 94558
Contact: (707) 944-2749

Bottega Napa Valley

Bottega Napa Valley brings together the bold flavors of Italy and the bounty of Wine Country in the most delicious way. Tucked inside an old building in Yountville, this beloved spot is known for its upscale Italian fare—but don’t sleep on the grilled short rib cheeseburger. Juicy, decadent, and packed with flavor, it’s layered with truffle aioli, melty Fontina cheese, and served with a generous pile of crispy Parmigiano fries. It’s Italian comfort food meets Napa indulgence—and trust us, it’s worth every bite.

Visit: 6525 Washington Street, Yountville, CA 4599
Contact: (707) 945-1050

Rutherford/Oakville

Rutherford Grill

Another burger lover’s paradise tucked among the vines, Rutherford Grill is a go-to for elevated American comfort food made with seasonal, locally sourced ingredients. And let’s be honest—no self-respecting comfort food menu would be complete without a standout burger or two. Rutherford delivers with three crave-worthy options, including a hearty Veggie Burger, a Classic Burger, and a Santa Fe Burger. Purists will appreciate the crowd-pleasing Classic Burger, stacked with fresh ground chuck steak, melted cheddar, and served on a perfectly toasted egg bun.

Visit: 1180 Rutherford Road, Rutherford, CA 94573
Contact: (707) 963-1792

Mustards Grill

Mustards Grill has long been a favorite among off-the-clock chefs, locals, and even truckers passing through—which tells you everything you need to know. Come hungry, because this spot doesn’t mess around. Their half-pound cheeseburgers are the stuff of Napa legend—juicy, flavorful, and “run through the garden” with all the classic fixings, stacked high on a toasty sesame seed bun.

Visit: 7399 St. Helena Highway, Napa, CA 94558
Contact: (707) 944-2424

St. Helena

Goose & Gander

Goose & Gander is all about unique dishes that take traditional up a notch, so it only makes sense that their burger is eclectic, too. Voted one of the best cheeseburgers in Napa Valley by Robert Parker, it’s here where grass-fed beef, gruyere, bacon, remoulade, gem lettuce, Manhattan pickle, and duck fat fries all come together to create a smorgasbord sandwich fit for a queen. Go ahead and splurge on adding the duck egg and bone marrow; you’re in Napa, after all!

Visit: 1245 Spring Street, St. Helena, CA 94574
Contact: (707) 967-8779

Gott’s Roadside

Gott’s Roadside is practically royalty when it comes to Napa burgers. Started in 1999, you’ll find everything from a classic cheeseburger to unexpected options like the Kimchi Burger and Green Chile Burger with grilled Anaheim chiles, jack cheese, and charred jalapeno mayo. This iconic burger joint’s delectable patties are also some of the more affordable in the county, which means you won’t have to break the bank at this casual lunch or dinner spot.

Visit: 933 Main Street (Highway 29), St. Helena, CA 94574
Contact: (707) 963-3486

Calistoga

Calistoga Inn Restaurant & Brewery

Featuring one of Napa’s best outdoor terraces, Calistoga Inn Restaurant & Brewery is a great spot to stop for lunch in Calistoga. And on the menu is a standout burger: the wood-fire grilled Tillamook Cheeseburger, topped with Tillamook sharp cheddar cheese (of course), lettuce, tomato, red onion, and paired with a side of garlic cheese fries. Pair your burger with a craft beer from the on-site Napa Valley Brewing Company and views of the Napa River, and you’re set!

Visit: 1250 Lincoln Ave, Calistoga, CA 94515
Contact: (707) 942-101 

TRUSS Restaurant & Bar

Located at the beautiful Four Seasons Resort, TRUSS Restaurant & Bar has become a bit of a household name when it comes to decadent burgers in Calistoga. It’s all because of their Wagyu beef burger—perfectly cooked and piled high with housemade pickles, juicy tomato, caramelized onions, and a side of crispy golden fries. And because this is Napa Valley, the wine list is just as impressive—it’s a Wine Spectator Best of Award winner, so you can keep your tasting journey going, one delicious sip at a time.

Visit: 400 Silverado Trail, Calistoga, CA 94515
Contact: (707) 709-2100

Best Burger Pairings

When in Wine Country, it’s only natural to want a glass of something delicious with your burger—but which beverages truly bring out the best in that juicy bite? While a cold beer is always a great choice, Napa’s diverse wines make versatile companions to burgers. Here are a few of our favorite wine pairings:

• Cabernet Sauvignon – Napa Cab is king in Wine Country, and a no-brainer for classic beef burgers. Its bold tannins and dark fruit flavors match the richness of the meat, particularly those topped with aged cheddar
• Zinfandel – If your burger has some spice, is loaded with bacon, or slathered in a sweet-and-savory BBQ sauce, Zin’s jammy, peppery personality makes it a lively companion.
• Syrah / Petite Sirah – For those fully loaded, smoky burgers (ones with blue cheese, caramelized onions, or mushrooms, perhaps), you’ll want a wine with depth and a bit of earthy funk. Syrah, with its meaty, savory notes, or Petite Sirah, with bold flavors and structure, both fit the bill.
• Pinot Noir – Burgers with lighter toppings like goat cheese and arugula, or even a turkey or veggie patty, pair beautifully with Pinot. Its silky texture and bright acidity add balance without overpowering the flavors.
• Rosé – Don’t sleep on rosé. It’s a refreshing, palate-cleansing pick—especially for burgers with tangy sauces, pickled onions, or spicy aioli. Great for those sunny patio lunches.
• Sparkling Wine – Feeling fancy? Sparkling wine can be surprisingly burger-friendly, especially with fried or crispy toppings. The acidity and effervescence act like a flavor reset between bites. 

Lunch just might be the unsung hero of Wine Country dining. Think sunshine-filled patios, scenic views, and a chance to experience Napa’s finest—without the dinner fuss. Midday meals are where it’s at: fewer crowds, easier reservations, and the opportunity to taste top-tier bites without blowing your whole wine budget. Craving the cult-favorite donuts from Boon Fly Café? Curious what a Michelin-starred lunch at Auberge du Soleil looks like? We’ve got you. This is your inside scoop on the most delicious lunch spots in Napa Valley—because around here, the food scene never takes the afternoon off.

Napa: A Culinary Haven for Foodies

Boon Fly Cafe

Though named after pioneer Boon Fly, Boon Fly Cafe channels the vibrancy of modern Napa Valley with its lively atmosphere and delectable brunch and lunch offerings. No visit is complete with an order of the famous Boon Fly donuts, which offer the perfect prelude to the green eggs and ham or Boon Fly benedict. It’s all served in a contemporary dining room space inside their iconic red barn (easily spottable from the road) in Carneros. This is comfort food at its finest, and a go-to stop in Wine Country for a midday meal.

Visit: 4048 Sonoma Highway, Napa, CA 94559
Contact: (707) 299-4870

Loveski Deli

A little slice of New York in the heart of Wine Country, Loveski Deli brings serious deli cred to downtown Napa’s Oxbow Public Market. This is no ordinary sandwich stop—it’s a love letter to traditional Jewish delis, reimagined by award-winning chef Christopher Kostow and his wife, Martina. Family-run and full of heart, Loveski serves up crave-worthy favorites from morning to night. Think chewy handmade sourdough bagels, warming matzo ball soup, and sandwiches stacked with flavor—like their perfectly griddled Reuben that’s become something of a local legend.  

Visit: 610 1st Street, Napa, CA 94559
Contact: (707) 294-2525

Scala Osteria

Opting for lunch doesn’t mean you have to miss out on the best dishes at Scala Osteria, a newish Italian restaurant in downtown Napa. Their all-day menu is a heartfelt nod to the owners’ roots, weaving traditional Italian flavors and recipes into every dish. Inspired by the warm, welcoming spirit of a classic Italian osteria, you’ll find comforting favorites like ravioli al limone, Chianti-braised short ribs, and a rich, soul-satisfying crab cioppino. Pair that with a beautiful, light-filled dining room and you’ve got all the makings of a memorable meal—no passport required.

Visit: 1141 First Street, Napa, CA 94559
Contact: (707) 637-4380

Contimo Provisions

Almost every ingredient at Contimo Provisions is handcrafted in-house, whether it be their peppercorn bacon or zingy pickles—oh yes!—but a selection of goods from local artisans fills out the rest of the delicious offerings.On the menu are over 150 dishes for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, so you can always count on something tasty, like the chicken and Meyer lemon sandwich, grilled broccoli and cheese, or herbaceous white bean salad. Add a big Debra oatmeal cream pie for dessert and you’re set. 

Visit: 950 Randolph Street, Napa, CA 94559
Contact: (707) 782-6424

Angèle

Celebrating Napa’s superior ingredients through the lens of French country cooking, gourmands can feel like they’ve stepped out of Napa and into the French countryside at Angèle. Savor classics like fried artichoke hearts, French onion soup with 14-month-aged gruyere, croque monsieur, and steak frites, all dished up in their warm and inviting dining room or sun-soaked terrace along the Napa River. A beloved staple in Napa’s culinary scene, Angèle continues to charm locals and visitors alike—for very delicious reasons.

Visit: 540 Main Street, Napa, CA 94559
Contact: (707) 252-8115

Flavors Worth the Journey: Dining in Yountville

Kitchen at Priest Ranch

Tucked in the heart of Yountville, the Kitchen at Priest Ranch leans into Chef Dan Solomon’s Midwest heritage while using ingredients sourced from local Napa faves like Bouchon Bakery. The real treat of grabbing lunch at KPR? Getting to sip their fantastic Priest Ranch wines straight from the source. If it’s your first visit, do yourself a favor and order the KPR smash burger—perfectly juicy, satisfyingly crisp—and pair it with a glass of their bold, beautifully structured Cabernet Sauvignon. 

Visit: 6488 Washington Street, Yountville, CA 94599
Contact: (707) 947-4017

Bistro Jeanty

Is there anything better than classic, homestyle French cuisine paired with local wine? The team at Bistro Jeanty doesn’t think so. Tuck into a lunch menu worthy of a countryside bistro in the heart of France, with comforting classics like country-style pâté with cornichons, French onion soup, sole meunière, and boeuf bourguignon. The wine list offers a thoughtful mix of local and imported selections, but if you’ve picked up a special bottle from a nearby tasting, Bistro Jeanty is happy to pop the cork for a $35 fee. Bon Appetit! 

Visit: 6510 Washington Street, Yountville, CA 94599
Contact: (707) 944-0103

An Oakville Gem for Gourmet Goods

Oakville Grocery

Ever visited this iconic Napa eatery? Every ingredient at Oakville Grocery comes from local producers, from wood-fired pizzas to gourmet sandwiches. making it easy to enjoy a true taste of Napa Valley. Some of the most popular menu items that lunchers can look forward to include the turkey pesto and chicken Gruyere sandwich, made with ingredients like Hobbs oven roasted turkey and Journeyman bacon. Enjoy your mouthwatering loot with a glass of wine (they have over 200 local bottles!) on the sunny terrace or take it to-go for a picnic lunch. 

Visit: 7856 St. Helena Highway, Oakville, CA 94562
Contact: (707) 944-8802

St. Helena’s Gastronomic Delights

Gott’s Roadside

Gott’s Roadside has been a staple of the community since 1999. With two locations in Napa Valley, including its original St. Helena location, it’s easy to find the time to fit in one of Gott’s mouthwatering burgers. Speaking of burgers, these mouthwatering patties are decked out with all kinds of interesting toppings, from kimchi to beer-battered onion rings. And, just because this is a roadside dining experience doesn’t mean you’ll have to forgo sipping on Napa’s best, as Gott’s has plenty of local wines by the glass and bottle.

Visit: 933 Main Street (Highway 29), St. Helena, CA 94574
Contact: (707) 963-3486

Farmstead at Long Meadow Ranch

Long Meadow Ranch is a rugged 650-acre ranch in the foothills of the Mayacamas Mountains. Drawing from the land’s rich bounty, Farmstead at Long Meadow Ranch—its celebrated restaurant in St. Helena—crafts American cuisine with a farm-style twist, using ingredients sourced straight from the ranch’s own organic farm. From deviled eggs and warm Di Stefano burrata to grass-fed beef tartare and the wood-grilled pork chop, each dish is a celebration of the season—letting peak ingredients shine with every bite.

Visit: 738 Main Street, St. Helena, CA 94574
Contact: (707) 963-4555

Violetto

For a refined midday experience in Napa Valley, Violetto offers a lunch that feels equal parts European escape and celebration of local bounty. Drawing inspiration from the culinary traditions of Italy and France, their elegant dishes showcase the finest seasonal ingredients. Nestled on the outskirts of St. Helena inside the luxurious Alila resort, Violetto’s three-course prix fixe lunch menu may be small, but doesn’t feel limiting, thanks to dishes like duck confit or swordfish piccata, thoughtfully prepared and beautifully plated.

Visit: 1915 Main Street, St. Helena, CA 94574
Contact: (707) 963-9004

Rutherford on a Plate: Indulgent Bites & Comforting Classics

Rutherford Grill

Perfectly nestled among some of Napa’s most iconic wineries, Rutherford Grill is a must for a midday reset between sips. With a menu designed to pair effortlessly with the region’s world-class wines, it serves up bold, comforting American classics that hit the spot every time. Kick things off with craveable bites like the iron skillet cornbread (with honey butter, of course), chicken meatballs, or deviled eggs with just the right zing. Hungrier? Go all in with mains like the red ruby trout, juicy rotisserie chicken, or a piled-high BBQ combination plate. Relaxed, reliable, and always buzzing with energy—it’s no surprise this spot is a lunchtime legend in Napa Valley.

Visit: 1180 Rutherford Road, Rutherford, CA 94573
Contact: (707) 963-1792

Auberge du Soleil

Though it holds the distinction of being Napa’s first fine dining destination, Auberge du Soleil isn’t just reserved for special occasion dinners. The lunch crowd is more than welcome to indulge in its Michelin-starred magic, thanks to a refined two- or three-course prix fixe menu featuring elegant selections like sautéed octopus, black sea bass, and housemade 70% Ghana “Three Mountains” chocolate sorbet. Craving something a bit more casual? Head to The Bar, where sweeping terrace views pair perfectly with bites like cracked half-Dungeness crab and a smoked salmon tartine. Elevated, yet effortlessly inviting—and we’re here for it!

Visit: 180 Rutherford Hill Road, Rutherford, California, 94573
Contact: (800) 348-5406

Midday Bites in Calistoga

Calistoga Inn & Restaurant

Between soaks in Calistoga’s famous spas, don’t skip the chance to grab lunch at the Calistoga Inn & Restaurant. One of Napa’s top spots for outdoor dining, this laid-back gem boasts an open-air terrace and a sprawling beer garden perfect for soaking up the sunshine. Food lovers can dive into flavorful lunch specials like salmon risotto and wood-fired grilled flat iron steak, all served in a relaxed, scenic setting. It’s also the ideal place to take a break from wine tasting and explore Napa’s craft beer scene—this is, after all, the home of the historic Napa Valley Brewing Company. 

Visit: 1250 Lincoln Avenue, Calistoga, CA 94515
Contact: (707) 942-101

Sam’s Social Club

Situated inside the Indian Springs resort, no need to be an overnight guest to try the delicious food at Sam’s Social Club. Guests can dig into fresh, flavorful California fare—think crispy fish tacos, a classic Cobb salad topped with Point Reyes blue cheese, and a market pizza that changes with whatever’s freshest that day. Planning a celebration or special gathering? Look no further than Sam’s breezy outdoor event space—an al fresco dining paradise that’s perfect for sipping, savoring, and celebrating under the sun (or stars).

Visit: 1712 Lincoln Avenue, Calistoga, CA 94515
Contact: (707) 942-4969

Brunch in Napa Valley just hits differently. Maybe it’s the leisurely start to the day, the delicious farm-fresh food, or the fact that world-class wine is just around the corner. Regardless, brunch in Napa makes any day feel a little extra special, which is why we think brunch should definitely be on your Napa Valley agenda.

Savor the Best Brunch in Napa Valley

Napa Valley is a food lover’s paradise, where exceptional cuisine meets unforgettable experiences. And when it comes to the first meal of the day, why settle for anything less than extraordinary? Whether you’re savoring a leisurely brunch in downtown Napa, surrounded by its lively energy, or easing into the day with a serene morning in Calistoga, there’s no shortage of delicious bites to start your day right. From sun-lit patios perfect for sipping mimosas to indulgent dishes made to fuel you up before a day of wine tasting, here’s your guide to the best brunch restaurants in Napa Valley.

Bear at Stanly Ranch

Nestled within the picturesque and oh-so-chic Stanly Ranch at the southern end of Napa Valley, Bear offers a refined weekend brunch experience with seasonally inspired dishes like lamb shakshuka and the popular Bear pancakes with apple-cardamom compote. Whether you sit inside the modern, elegant dining room or head out to the sun-dappled outdoor patio, no doubt your brunch in Napa will be memorable.

Visit: 200 Stanly Crossroad, Napa, CA, (707) 699-6250
Brunch Hours: Weekends, 11:00 AM–3:00 PM
Reservations: Recommended

Boon Fly Café

Known for its fun, family-friendly, and casual vibe, Boon Fly Café is a Napa Valley brunch favorite. Step inside the vibrant red barn-like building to indulge in an assortment of brunch items, including their signature Dr. Seuss inspired “green eggs & ham” and delectable donuts—little bites of deliciousness that should not be missed. This bustling cafe offers a welcoming space where families and friends can enjoy brunch daily.

Visit: 4048 Sonoma Highway, Napa, CA, (707) 299-4870
Brunch Hours: Daily, 7:00 AM–4:00 PM
Reservations: Recommended

FARM Restaurant + Bar

Celebrating the bounty of the region, the inviting FARM Restaurant at the lovely Carneros Resort and Spa offers a refined dining experience. Influenced by the flavors of Italy, FARM focuses on fresh, local ingredients—much of which is sourced from the resort’s expansive culinary garden—for their impeccable staples and bespoke dishes. The savory-meets-sweet fried chicken and waffle is always delightful, as is the French Toast with macerated strawberries and the velvety Eggs in Purgatory. Whatever you go with on the brunch menu, pair it with a glass of local sparkling wine or espresso while sitting inside the stylish space or outdoors on the scenic covered patio. Brunch at FARM promises a memorable experience.

Visit: 4048 Sonoma Highway, Napa, CA, (707) 299-4880
Brunch Hours: Sunday, 11:00 AM–2:30 PM
Reservations: Required

Farmstead at Long Meadow Ranch

Rustic and charming, Farmstead at Long Meadow Ranch offers a quintessential farm-to-table dining experience in the heart of St. Helena. Their American farmhouse-inspired menu highlights locally sourced ingredients, including fresh produce from their own ranch. Here, Sunday Brunch is a showstopper. Don’t miss their signature bloody mary with house-smoked bacon, the melt-in-your-mouth cheddar biscuits, and the seasonal hash—the makings of a satisfying start to the day. Regardless of the occasion, this Napa Valley brunch spot delivers an authentic taste of Wine Country.

Visit: 738 Main Street, St. Helena, CA, (707) 963-4555
Brunch Hours: Sunday, 11:00 AM–3:00 PM
Reservations: Recommended

Forum at Meadowood

Situated inside the luxurious Meadowood Resort in St. Helena, Forum is a lovely spot for an upscale yet relaxed brunch experience. Kick off the weekend with brunch menu favorites, like housemade pastries, a perfectly cooked omelet made with local ingredients, or pancakes made with the resort’s estate olive oil. If that’s not tempting enough, weekend brunch features a roving bar cart, letting you craft the perfect brunch pairings. Serene yet effortlessly swanky, it’s the kind of brunch spot in Napa where exceptional food, impeccable service, and a touch of indulgence guarantee a memorable morning in Wine Country.

Visit: 900 Meadowood Lane, St. Helena, CA, (707) 967-1718
Brunch Hours: Weekends, 10:30 AM–3:00 PM
Reservations: Required

The Grove at Copia

Located in downtown Napa, The Grove at Copia blends culinary excellence with a vibrant, welcoming atmosphere. Located at the CIA at Copia, this spot is a dream for food lovers, offering a farm-to-table brunch in Napa with a Mediterranean twist. From sweet (think butternut donuts) to savory (like the pecorino and tomato-baked eggs), the inventive breakfast menu is paired with a wide variety of brunch cocktails and wines. After brunch, hit up the CIA at Copia’s self-serve Wine Bar, featuring a rotating selection of 24 wines.

Visit: 500 1st Street, Napa, CA, (707) 967-2500
Brunch Hours: Weekends, 10:00 AM–2:30 PM
Reservations: Recommended

House of Better at Dr. Wilkinson’s

Blending healthy fare with comforting flavors, House of Better at Dr. Wilkinson’s Backyard Resort & Mineral Springs in Calistoga offers a fresh take on breakfast dishes. From vegetable-forward egg dishes to housemade granola and protein bowls, you’ll find a range of mouthwatering and creative dishes offered for brunch. For a true Wine Country vibe, don’t miss their specialty drink menu, including their signature sangria, margaritas, spritzes, and a curated selection of Napa Valley’s finest wines. Breakfast cocktail, anyone? House of Better delivers nourishing meals in a charming, relaxed setting, perfect for those seeking a lighter and more laidback brunch in Napa.

Visit: 1507 Lincoln Avenue, Calistoga, CA, (707) 942-6257
Brunch Hours: Daily, 7:00 AM–2:00 PM
Reservations: Not Required

The Restaurant at Auberge du Soleil

The Restaurant at Auberge du Soleil in Rutherford leads the way in offering a luxurious brunch with breathtaking views of the entire valley. Here, brunch features three courses of exceptional French and Mediterranean-inspired dishes, with breakfast pairings of sparkling wine, mimosas, or bellinis. This Michelin-starred restaurant, with its top-notch hospitality and sweeping vineyard views, will no doubt make any occasion extra special!

Visit: 180 Rutherford Hill Road, Rutherford, CA, (800) 348-5406
Brunch Hours: Weekends, 11:30 AM–2:15 PM
Reservations: Required

Sam’s Social Club

Located at Calistoga’s iconic Indian Springs, Sam’s Social Club combines laid-back appeal with California-inspired dishes. Brunch includes menu items like the grilled avocado toast, egg in a hole, and their signature candy cap churros (trust us, they’re great!), all prepared with fresh, local ingredients. With its stylish interior, expansive outdoor space, and satisfying menu catering to eclectic tastes, this Calistoga hotspot is a must-visit for a memorable Napa Valley brunch.

Visit: 1712 Lincoln Ave, Calistoga, CA, (707) 942-4969
Brunch Hours: Daily, 8:00 AM–2:30 PM
Reservations: Recommended

Grace’s Table

A beloved downtown Napa gem, Grace’s Table is a cozy, globally inspired bistro known for its friendly service and comforting fare. Recognized as a MICHELIN Guide “Bib Gourmand” restaurant, Grace’s Table has long been a go-to for a laidback brunch in Napa. Breakfast options range from quiche and pancakes to chilaquiles and fish tacos, catering to different tastes and preferences. Just don’t miss adding the cinnamon roll to your order.

Visit: 1400 2nd Street, Napa, CA, (707) 226-6200
Brunch Hours: Daily, 9:00 AM–3:00 PM
Reservations: Not required. First-come, first-served.

Truss Restaurant at Four Seasons

While TRUSS at Four Seasons serves breakfast daily, the Sunday Brunch & Vine is the real standout. A newer addition to Napa’s brunch scene, this sleek and sophisticated restaurant offers a mix of elevated favorites and creative twists on the classics—think breakfast pizza with sausage or steak and eggs with bacon jam—served alongside beverages like fresh-squeezed juices, smoothies, and wine. And with stunning vineyard views as your backdrop, consider this a top spot for a leisurely brunch with extra Wine Country magic.

Visit: 400 Silverado Trail, Calistoga, CA, (707) 709-2100
Brunch Hours: Sundays, 11:00 AM–3:00 PM
Reservations: Required

Pair Brunch with Fun

Combine your love of brunch with an exciting activity, like an expert cooking class or similar culinary adventure. Explore these hands-on experiences to elevate your Napa Valley trip.

Mouthwatering Bakeries

Sipping a beautiful wine: lovely. Enjoying a bite of delicious food: A delight. Sipping a beautiful wine alongside a bite of delicious food and experiencing the perfect food and wine pairing? Transcendental.

There’s just something magical that happens when all the elements of a well-made wine mix with the flavors and textures of a creative dish. You are transported to tastebud nirvana. Now factor in the stunning backdrop of Napa Valley and you have yourself the ultimate Wine Country experience.

Tasting rooms abound in Napa Valley, but not all Napa wineries offer food and wine pairing experiences alongside wine tastings – especially ones that go beyond the usual wine and cheese – so we have curated a list of some of the most spectacular.

FOR BUBBLE LOVERS

Domaine Carneros

Mention Napa Valley sparkling wine, and the mind instantly goes to Domaine Carneros. Founded by the family behind French Champagne house Taittinger, this iconic Napa Valley winery is celebrated for its grower-producer méthode traditionelle sparkling wines and Pinot Noir, all sourced from six estate vineyards in the Carneros appellation.

Get ready to feel like you’ve stepped inside the Great Gatsby at Domaine Carneros’ Plat de Perles experience. Head to the Salon des Reves, their Art Deco lounge that’s dripping with emerald and gold decor, before coming full circle with a tasting of three sparkling wines paired with six oysters. If you’re really wanting to up the ante, you can also add fresh ceviche, Tsar Nicoulai caviar, or opt for an upgraded wine flight.

Tasting Fee: $80
Visit: 1240 Duhig Road, Napa, CA 94559
Contact: (800) 716-2788

FOR THE CABERNET SUPERFAN

Sequoia Grove Winery

This Rutherford winery is considered one of the pioneering Cabernet Sauvignon producers that helped put Napa Valley on the global wine map since its founding in 1979. Tucked among the majestic Sequoia trees, the winery is also celebrated for its efforts to preserve the long-term sustainability of Napa — from its partnership with Save the Redwoods to being one of the first five vineyards certified under the new Napa Green guidelines.

For $150 per person, Sequoia Grove Winery offers The Ultimate Wine & Food Experience: A Taste For Cabernet. This delicious Napa Valley pairing experience invites guests to sample Sequoia Grove’s single-vineyard and reserve wines paired with unexpected dishes created by host and winery Executive Chef Spencer Conaty to showcase the immense versatility of the Cabernet grape. 

Tasting Fee: $150
Visit: 8338 St. Helena Highway, Napa, CA 94558
Contact: (707) 339-5757

FOR THE FOOD & WINE NEWBIES

Judd’s Hill

A MicroCrush winery that has perfected the art of small-lot wines, Judd’s Hill is a true blue, family-owned winery. Run by the tight-knit Finkelstein family, sipping these limited production wines is an honor considering they only produce 3,000 cases a year. Nestled just off the Silverado Trail, Judd’s Hill is particularly known for its spice-forward Cabernet Sauvignon, their very first release upon opening in 1989.

Sign up for Wine & Food in Balance, a sensory foodie experience that’s sure to wow. A professional wine educator will be there with you every step of the way, helping you to learn the art of pairing of food and wine pairing. Seats are extremely limited in this intimate, gourmet workshop, but worth booking for an educational deep dive into wine pairing.

Tasting Fee: $75
Visit: 2332 Silverado Trail, Napa, CA 94558
Contact: (707) 255-2332

FOR BACON ENTHUSIASTS

Priest Ranch Winery

This St. Helena winery invites guests to their Yountville tasting room for what they promise to be unexpected Wine Country experiences, both when it comes to what’s in each bottle, as well as each wine tasting. Priest Ranch’s unique lineup features everything from zippy Grenache Blanc and Sauvignon Blanc to still and sparkling rosés to hearty Cabernet Sauvignon and red blends.

Everything’s better with bacon, and wine is no exception. Reserve the winery’s Bacon & Wine Experience and dig into four thick cuts of rich pork belly expertly paired with four wines selected to bring out the best in the bacon – a simple, but delicious wine tasting challenge.

Tasting Fee: $85
Visit: 6490 Washington Street, Yountville, CA 94599
Contact: (707) 944-8200

FOR A GARDEN-TO-GLASS EXPERIENCE

Round Pond Estate

875 Rutherford Road, Rutherford, CA 94573, (707) 302-2575

This premium Cabernet Sauvignon house in the heart of Napa Valley’s Rutherford district is run by the second generation of the founding MacDonnell family. Not only is the winery known for its meticulously crafted bottlings, Round Pond has also cultivated Spanish and Italian olive trees for the production of artisan oils using a state-of-the-art mill, as well as red wine vinegars, all of which can be tasted on site.

The Il Pranzo wine tasting is not to be missed. Start with a tour of the winery garden and olive grove and proceed to a thoughtful four-course tasting experience. Sip a selection of wines paired with courses prepared by Round Pond’s Estate Chef using seasonal ingredients from the garden you have just visited. Talk about a true garden-to-table experience.

Tasting Fee: $225
Visit: 875 Rutherford Road, Rutherford, CA 94573
Contact: (707) 302-2575

FOR ART & WINE LOVERS

Hess Persson Estates

Founded in 1978 by Donald Hess and perched high atop Mount Veeder, this well-known winery champions sustainable farming and winemaking practices, crafting exceptional wines from classic grapes like Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon, Pinot Noir, Zinfandel, Syrah, and others. Today, Hess Persson is also home to a private art collection, as well as a selection of unique and immersive wine tasting and tour experiences.  

Foodies who also appreciate good art will want to spring for the Tour of the Palate experience, which includes a tour of the three-level contemporary art museum followed by a seated tasting paired with three seasonal small dishes. 

Tasting Fee: $185
Visit: 4411 Redwood Road, Napa, CA 94558
Contact: (707) 255-1144 
Reservations: Required

FOR EARLY RISERS

Clif Family

709 Main Street, St. Helena, CA 94574, (707) 968-0625

In the spring of 2018, the family behind Clif Bar & Company purchased a 40-acre vineyard in Napa Valley’s Oak Knoll District. Ever since, they have been creating wines sourced from the best vineyards in Napa Valley and Mendocino appellations. The Clif Family‘s goal is to create unique regional wines and foods by using sustainable practices that create high-quality wines with low impact on the planet.

Reserve a table for their Rise and Wine Tasting. There’s no better way to start your day than at this brunch-inspired spread that offers seasonal bites from the Clif Family’s organic farm. Your tasting will be complete with some lighter style wines ideal for morning sipping. And, because all of the Clif Family’s wines are designed with food in mind, your taste buds will surely be in for a treat.

Tasting Fee: $65
Visit: 709 Main Street, St. Helena, CA 94574
Contact: (707) 968-0625

FOR THE CHOCOHOLICS

Baldacci Family Vineyards

This family-owned, small-production winery sits in the heart of Napa Valley’s esteemed Stags Leap District, with vineyards in Calistoga and Los Carneros as well. Known for its wide range of different wine styles, Baldacci Family Vineyards offers an exciting portfolio of everything from single-vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon to traditional method sparkling wine, to classic Chardonnay, and even sweet and spicy late-harvest Gewürztraminer. 

Book the Wine & Chocolate Tasting, an homage to this time-honored pairing. The experience begins with a bubbly glass of Baldacci Brut Sparkling before settling in for the star of the show. Combine three limited production Baldacci wines, from Chardonnay to their Fraternity Red Blend, with three local Flourish chocolates. This is the perfect sweet treat to end a day of wine tasting in Napa. 

Tasting Fee: $65
Visit: 6236 Silverado Trail, Napa CA 94558
Contact: (707) 944-9261

FOR THE EVERYTHING’S BETTER WITH BUTTER CROWD

Handwritten Wines

Founded in 2009, Handwritten Wines compares each wine’s vintage to a person’s handwriting – no two are the same. Self-described as “A gathering point for a community of like-minded and passionate lovers of wine and the literary arts, fostering a culture of exploration and discussion,” this Yountville tasting room focuses on small-lot Cabernet Sauvignon sourced from vineyards in Napa Valley’s top appellations. 

There are few things in life better than the simple pleasure of bread with butter. Make that a Bouchon Bakery baguette and artisan butter, throw in some white truffle potato chips, La Quercia prosciutto, P’tit Basque cheese, and a lineup of four Napa Valley hillside and Mountain District Cabernet Sauvignons, and you have yourself a life-changing food and wine tasting. This is what guests can expect with Handwritten’s Bread and Butter Experience. 

Tasting Fee: $100
Visit: 6494 Washington Street, Yountville, CA 94599
Contact: (707) 944-8524

Just 60 miles north of San Francisco sits the gorgeous town of St. Helena—one of Napa Valley Wine Country’s most sophisticated stopping points. Given its central location in the Napa Valley and many options for luxury resorts, historic hotels, and cozy inns, St. Helena is a perfect home base after a long day of wining and dining at the surrounding vineyards.

With stellar amenities like award-winning spas, yoga studios, restaurants, and more, here’s our roundup of some of our favorite places to stay when in or around St. Helena. Get to packing!

Meadowood Napa Valley

900 Meadowood Lane, St. Helena, CA 94574, (707) 967-1200

Luxury and seclusion make Meadowood Napa Valley a romantic lodging option for your next Wine Country escape. Located a few minutes off the Silverado Trail, Meadowood offers a true getaway for visitors, where stunning grounds, woods, and lush vineyards are all within eyeshot. Resort amenities—such as tennis courts, a fitness center, three pools, and a spa—will help you while away the hours, while their on-site restaurant will have you dining on delicious fare any time of day.

Insider Tip: The hotel’s property offers several hiking opportunities nearby; in fact, a three-mile trail with stunning views of the valley begins at Meadowood. Bring the hiking boots, though, as the path can get mossy.

Alila Napa Valley

1915 Main Street, St. Helena, CA 94574, (707) 963-7000

Part historic Georgian farmhouse and part sprawling Wine Country resort, Alila Napa Valley is one of the newest luxury accommodations in St. Helena. A dozen different room and suite options are available and are outfitted with streamlined Italian furnishings, in-room soaking tubs, and private outdoor areas with fire pits. Wake up and call it a day next to the picturesque, neighboring Beringer Vineyards, take a dip in the shimmering pool, and be sure to enjoy a meal at their beautiful on-site restaurant, Violetto, where Italy meets the best of Napa Valley.

Insider Tip: Don’t drop your personal wellness goals during your stay. The hotel offers not only fitness classes, but also a world-class spa to soothe and combat stress. Spa Alila has a robust massage menu that includes Eastern and Western options, along with aroma blending, facials, and even full weekend retreats.

Wydown Hotel

1424 Main Street, St. Helena, CA 94574, (707) 963-5100

Wydown Hotel is a luxury boutique hotel located in downtown St. Helena and boasts a chic, modern vibe. The hotel’s 12 rooms have a fresh, sophisticated look, yet remain comfortable and inviting. The “Living Room” lobby also encourages relaxation with its leather couches, TV, board games, and books, where guests like to lounge while sharing the stories from their days. Make new friends, and then walk to a nearby restaurant for dinner or a nightcap.

Insider Tip: The hotel is a five-minute walk from the Robert Louis Stevenson Museum at the St. Helena Public Library Center. For a nice change of pace, wander over to learn about the life of the famed writer of Treasure Island.

Harvest Inn

1 Main Street, St. Helena, CA 94574, (707) 963-9463

With its fantastical natural setting under towering Redwood trees and among gorgeous grapevines, it’s easy to see why St. Helena’s Harvest Inn earned a top spot in the Travel + Leisure Readers’ 15 Favorite Resorts in California, 2023. While there’s no on-site spa, Harvest Inn has teamed up with Health Spa Napa Valley, located just one mile north of the resort, to offer massages, treatments, and more. Got a gear head on your hands? Guests can even pick a Porsche or other luxury vehicle from the lot to cruise through Wine Country in style.

Insider Tip: For the cigar enthusiast, the Harvest Inn hosts a monthly Cigar Dinner Series on Thursdays, complete with live music, wine and cigar tasting, and farm-to-table cuisine.

The Ink House

1575 St. Helena Highway, St. Helena, CA 94574

Originally built in 1885 by California pioneer Theron H. Ink, the historic Ink House has since been reimagined as a luxurious inn where timeless elegance meets curated experiences. With only four exquisitely designed guest rooms, each uniquely appointed to reflect the property’s storied past, guests are treated to an intimate and bespoke stay. Signature offerings include exclusive aperitifs and digestifs with owners Jean-Charles Boisset and Gina Gallo-Boisset, immersive wine tastings, and private guided tours, all thoughtfully crafted to celebrate the art of hospitality and Napa Valley’s rich heritage.

Insider Tip: Fan of Elvis? Then book the Elvis Room, which features houndstooth pillows, flashy details, and Elvis movie posters and photos adorning the walls. What’s the Elvis connection, you ask? He made the historic building his home while filming “Wild in the Country” in 1960.