Napa and Sonoma Restaurants

Farm-to-table Modern American cuisine is the prevalent style in the Napa Valley and Sonoma County, but this encompasses both the delicate preparations of Yountville’s Thomas Keller, whose restaurants include The French Laundry, and the upscale comfort food served throughout the Wine Country. The quality (and hype) often means high prices, but you can find appealing, inexpensive eateries, especially in Napa, Calistoga, Sonoma, and Santa Rosa.

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  • 1. Palooza Gastropub & Wine Bar

    $$

    Best for lunch but also open for dinner, Palooza pleases with many beers on tap, jazzed-up pub grub, casual decor, and an often-packed covered outdoor patio. Pulled-pork and crispy-chicken sandwiches and beer-battered fish and fries are among the popular items, with prawn and braised-beef tacos and shredded-kale salads with sliced apples for those seeking lighter fare.

    8910 Sonoma Hwy./Hwy. 12, Kenwood, California, 95452, USA
    707-833–4000

    Known For

    • Many local brews
    • Mostly Sonoma Valley wines
    • Beer-battered fried pickles and mozzarella-ball appetizers

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: Closed Mon. and Tues.
  • 2. Salt & Stone

    $$$

    The menu at this upscale roadhouse with a sloping wood-beamed ceiling focuses on seafood and meat—beef, lamb, chicken, duck, and other options—with many dishes in both categories grilled. Start with the classics, perhaps a martini and oysters Rockefeller, before moving on to well-plated contemporary entrées that might include crispy-skin salmon or duck breast, a fish stew, or grilled rib eye.

    9900 Sonoma Hwy., Kenwood, California, 95452, USA
    707-833–6326

    Known For

    • Mountain-view outdoor seating area
    • Weekend brunch
    • Weekday happy hour 2:30–5 except holidays

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: No lunch Tues. and Wed.
  • 3. Tips Roadside

    $$$

    The owners of a local-fave tri-tip food trolley opened this comfort-food restaurant in a 90-year-old building originally a gas station and later an inn. In addition to tri-tip, the New Orleans–inspired menu consists of small bites like white-cheddar grits and larger bites that include smoke-braised short ribs, steelhead trout, fried chicken, and a grass-fed burger with cheese and tomato jam.

    8445 Sonoma Hwy./Hwy. 12, Kenwood, California, 95452, USA
    707-509–0078

    Known For

    • Open-air dining with mountain views
    • Full bar's craft cocktails
    • Brunch beignets with Meyer lemon sauce

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: Closed Mon. and Tues.
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