Came here for a wine tasting. We were 8. Patrick was absolutely amazing, knowledgeable and matched…read moreour vibe beautifully! We did the Bespoke series tasting. $65.52 per person plus tax and tip. I bought two wines, one I loved but both because I loved the bottles. The ambiance was cool. We also got to taste the margarita pizza and it was phenomenal. Highly recommend doing the pairing with pizza. I need to know what the meaning behind the urn looking thing that says "Sir" please and thank you

This was my second time visiting The Prisoner. The last time I visited was back in 2018. I still…read moreremember their indoor seating layout; it left an impression because the seating space was so tight that you almost felt you were actually in a prison, but this time not anymore. We did The Iconic Prisoner Series, which included white, red, and their renowned red blend. We had a great time and really enjoyed the experience.

Food- Excellent food. All ingredients are local and served fresh. We had to the steak tartar, crab…read moreroll, and chicken entree. Best tartar I have had. Beef was tender and perfectly seasoned. The crab and chicken entree were also great. The brick oven chicken was paired with the most delicious buttered beans I've ever had. If I lived in Napa I would 100% return. Ambiance- cute farmhouse fell perfect for any occasion. Service- excellent. Welcoming and accommodating.

2.5/5 stars Nothing…read morehurts quite like bringing family to a restaurant you've spent years hyping up. I've been coming to Farmstead over the years and it was one of my favorite recommendations for those visiting St. Helena. I've sent friends, family and out-of-town visitors here, often raving about how good it was. So when I took my immediate family to Farmstead a few weeks ago, I made a reservation, drove over 40+ minutes from the southern part of Napa Valley and genuinely looked forward to returning. Making reservation online was easy, parking is available (although it can feel like a competitive sport once everyone decides to arrive at the same time), the covered outdoor seating remains lovely, the barn transformed to a dining room with its high ceilings is still a beautiful space and the bathrooms were clean. Unfortunately, the food was simply didn't live up to what I remembered. We started with the cheddar biscuits with honey butter. I expected warm, tender biscuits. Instead each of the biscuits were surprisingly, almost as if they've been left in the oven a few minutes too long. The honey butter tried its best to salvage the situation, but was unsuccessful. We also ordered the fried eggplant which skipped right past golden brown and headed directly into "left in the fryer during a staff meeting" territory. For entrees, two of us ordered the steak frites. The cut of the day was a flank steak and we both ordered medium rare. Mine arrive firmly in the medium-well territory. It's disappointing when your steak lands two doneness levels above what you requested. A friend ordered the grass-fed cheeseburger medium. It also came out well beyond that point, dry and crumbly rather than juicy. He was expecting a burger. What showed up as something closer to a semi-palatable hockey puck. The wood-grilled heritage pork chop was probably the strongest dish at the table. At $52, however, we were expecting something memorable. It was fine. Perfectly acceptable. But "perfectly acceptable" isn't exactly the reaction you're hoping for at that price point. Dessert was a small bowl of stracciatella gelato. That's it. No wafer, no cookie, waffle cone shard, no sprig of mint or garnishment to make it feel finished. I can see wanting to accommodate dietary restriction like those who are gluten-free, but it would have been nice to have an optional accompaniment. We kept the drinks simple. Service was fine. Total bill came out to be about $330 for lunch with tip. What stood out wasn't the cost, but the lack of excitement or something being memorable. You're dining at a popular restaurant in Napa Valley, you're going to be paying a premium. At our table, nobody was particularly excited about the meal they had or interested in taking home any leftovers. Maybe it was an off day. Maybe nostalgia elevated my memories beyond reality. Whatever the reason, this experience felt very different from the Farmstead I've enthusiastically recommended over the years. The restaurant was very busy with a steady stream of people coming through the entire time while we were there, so clearly plenty of diners continue to enjoy it. But based on this visit, I don't see myself recommending it the way I once did. I'm just one customer. Still, this was a disappointing return to what had long been one of my favorites in St. Helena.

My favorite!!! Always a great experience!!!…read moreWe had the food pairing with the chef! Amazing!!!

Had such a great time visiting Peju! We've been longtime fans, so finally getting to visit was a…read morebit of a "how have we not been here sooner?!" moment and Peju absolutely lived up to the hype. Beautiful property, down-to-earth vibes, genuinely great hosts, and of course, plenty of great wine. We got to try some new favorites and, naturally, left with a few gems to take home. Such a fun and relaxed experience from start to finish. We'll definitely be back and hopefully with a little more room in the wine fridge!

I'm not a huge drinker but do enjoy a nice vino from time to time. Made a reservation for a tasting…read moreand stopped by here and really enjoyed my stay. I'd imagine that the tasting experience is pretty strongly shaped by the person serving you at the bar and the guy helping me was super friendly, down to earth, and yet still very knowledgeable and serious about the craft even busting out a 3D map is the thin to teach me about the various appellations in the region. Awesome experience, gorgeous spot, busy but didn't feel frantic, even on a sunny weekend.

The tasting was great! Mitch was a very fun and knowledgeable host. He went off menu for one of the…read moremembers of our group to help her find wines she really enjoyed. He was a pleasure! It was very nice that they had a large selection of cheese and meats we could purchase to take home with us. They also had tons of accessories as well that were priced very well and seemed like nice quality. And the lady behind the cheese counter (I forgot her name) was super helpful and knowledgeable about what cheeses would go great with our wine, same for the ladies behind the meat counter! I only gave four stars because the girls at the register were not very friendly, and the lady that checked us in when we first got there was also not very friendly. Also, the restrooms were pretty gross and needed to be cleaned more frequently. Other than that this was a fun place to visit! We did walk in which was nice so if you need somewhere to do a last minute or unplanned tasting this is a great place!

Del Dotto was an amazing wine tour and tasting experience! Our tour guide, Michelle, was…read morewonderful--friendly, knowledgeable, and so personable. She made the entire experience enjoyable and engaging. The wines were delicious, and I especially enjoyed the Cabernet Sauvignon. The tour itself was fantastic, and the beautiful estate made the experience even more memorable. We also enjoyed the pizza and tater tots served at the end of the tour, which was the perfect way to wrap up such a wonderful experience. I highly recommend Del Dotto, especially if you're a red wine lover. The beautiful estate, wonderful hospitality, delicious wines, and unique tasting experience made this one of our favorite stops in Napa!

Our tour guide, Jesse, was great, however the wine was objectively bad. For $120/person, which…read moreisn't outrageous for the valley, the tasting was done with low-quality glassware and even worse wine. While the vineyard is clearly supposed to be Italian, the best wines are French blends (even the one carrying the name of the owner) and the pizza served after the tasting is an abomination of pizza that any Italian should be ashamed of. The tater tots were good but this is symbolic of the overall experience - it's basically dive-bar quality dressed up as a fancy wine bar. Beyond that, the price of the wines are outrageous. Instead of spending $250 on Del Dotto, buy a Gaja or Tignanello. Hard pass for anyone looking

Our whole family had a wonderful experience here at Alpha Omega Winery. We were a large group of 9…read moreranging from a 7 month old baby to 73 year old seniors celebrating my mom's 70th birthday. The best thing about Alpha Omega is that is that it's very family friendly. Not many wineries welcome children and this location was very accommodating. Our children were well behaved, I kept them occupied with lots of arts and craft activities, but my child still end up knocking over a glass of wine. Our server Jokayla was so gracious with us and helped us clean up. She was also very accommodating with everyone's taste preferences and offered customized recommendations for us. This is one of the wineries that did not require an upfront charge to enter which I appreciate so much. Not everyone in our party drank. Up to 2 adults can share a $75 flight of wine. If you purchase 2 or more bottles of wine, the tasting fee is waived. The pours are also plenty so this is a great deal. I just loved their flexibility. Valet parking was free! The winery is upscale, with beautiful views of the vineyard and the water fountain if you get terrace seating. We had reservations for 10:30am and had front row at the terrace. We had a relaxing time and this is one winery I will highly recommend to families. 100% we will come back and enjoy this beautiful location and great service!

We just experienced a family day at Alpha Omega in St. Helena, and it completely redefined our…read moreexpectations of wine tasting with a 7-year-old in tow. From the stunning reflection pond and sprawling open grounds to the genuinely warm, welcoming team who made our little one feel just as special as the wine club members, it is an absolute must-visit for families exploring Napa Valley. Here is why you need to add it to your next California itinerary: Kid-Friendly Atmosphere: Open spaces and a relaxed, elegant vibe that welcomes families with open arms. Grown-Up Perks: Incredible estate wines and gorgeous vineyard views that give you that true Napa escape. Unforgettable Memories: The perfect blend of relaxation for adults and a fun, upscale day trip for the whole family. Who says you have to wait for a babysitter to enjoy a glass of cabernet? For videos of our experience check out our post on Instagram @kidfriendlyluxurytravel

Pretty good winery. It has a decent sized property that you can explore as well as chickens. If…read moreyou like to chickens, this is a great one. The wine is pretty good. The tasty was a little expensive, but not the end of the world. Their customer service made up for it all. If you like wine and chickens, give this place a shot.

A pretty solid wine tasting, we paid for the estate house tasting which was $75 for 4 wines and a…read morewalking tour of the property. The day we were there it was quite hot. We were a bit surprised how large of a group it was, as it was probably 12+ of us which for the price, made it a lot less intimate then some of the other 75$ tastings in the area. The grounds were very beautiful, from the huge garden, to the back bar tasting area, and going through the historical barn and the barrel area was cool. Our hostess was a sweet lady and really talked about the history well. At the end we sat down at the larger table and finished the tasting with one extra pour. The tasting was great and prices were quite fair but I do think I prefer the more private feel of a smaller tasting, with 2-4 people as at times our host stood on one side chatting to the large group and we really couldn't ask questions or hear what was going on the other side of the table. Would come back and did love their rose.

We dropped in and were served by Dianna. She was lovely. She showed us around, gave us a slash and…read morewe walked away with a bottle. The tile walls are worth seeing. We will be back for a longer visit. Great to see the upgrades to this place.

Always amazing... they've taken great care of us for years! Great wine and great people!read more

Decent winery. It's not the largest, but it's a relaxing location that has honey and some other…read moregoods. We came here briefly, but it was a pleasant experience. We couldn't do a tasting as we had our kids with us, but were allowed to do some drinking in the picnic area. It was nice overall.

We had a lovely tasting experience at Honig! The wines were delicious and the hospitality was…read moredelightful. The tasting experience was the perfect blend of casual, yet informative. Our tasting host was quite knowledgeable and we learned a lot about Honig Winery, as well as the wine-making process. I enjoyed all of their wines, ranging from sauv blanc to cab sauv, and left with two bottles! I especially enjoyed some of the lighter red wines - very drinkable! The grounds are scenic - it's tucked away in a nice, shady plot of land surrounded by vineyards. And I appreciate their commitment to sustainability. I'd love to return in the spring or summer months, because their outdoor patio looks enticing. Ultimately, Honig is a fun, low-key winery without the pretentious Napa feel. My group had such a fun time!

We had an amazing experience at Caymus Vineyards, thanks to Ezekiel! He was incredibly…read moreknowledgeable, friendly, and welcoming. He took the time to explain the wines and made the entire tasting enjoyable and memorable. His passion and professionalism truly stood out. We highly recommend visiting Caymus and asking for Ezekiel--you won't be disappointed!

Celebrating my cousins Bachelorette, we were a group for about 12, beautiful private space. Tasting…read morewas amazing wine and charcuterie boards. Not sure if there was food because our personalized menus only shared our wine list. I was not mad at it. Staff was very attentive and genuinely excited for her. We were encouraged to visit around the vineyard. We stayed for about 3 hrs or less