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Such a beautiful spot to get relief from the heat after a day of wine tasting. Our party of six enjoyed ice cream and sorbet last Sunday. The decor is welcoming - diner, ice cream shop feel with an active announcement board in the bar area. Staff were very pleasant and indulged us trying a variety of flavors. I'd love to visit again to experience the wine and tap room features on the next trip up north.
Love Erosion!! Staff is friendly (Hanna is so nice ) and the food is good the vibe is what makes it fun.
Excellent service, especially as we wanted recommendations for which beers and ice creams work together for floats with our lunch. Cheerful and bright ambiance on the ice cream side of the business where we ate, classy dimmer lighting on the bar side. We both ended up having the Canadian Breakfast Stout for our flights, mine was with horchata ice cream and my partner's was with coffee ice cream. We loved the floats and our lunches were tasty too!
Erosion tap house is located on the Main Street of Napa. Nice little spot to grab a quick drink. They have mostly beer; but also wine as well. Next door to the bar ; they have an ice cream shoppe as well. They had a sour ale made with skittles ... very good. Unique and different. I'm not even a beer drinker and loved it. The skittles helped balance out the bitterness from the beer.
Came in here by just waking by and seeing it. Not much if a beer drinker, but found something I liked. They sell these 3.5 oz drafts that are great to try things without committing to a huge glass. The food was really good. I feel like it's stepped up bar food. The staff were very friendly. All of them checked on us to see if we were good but at the same time it felt like a totally chill place in a town I usually feel is kinda stuffy. They also have a cool bottle shop in the back to pick up some independent kinda drinks to take home. I already have a plan to come back in November. I'll save room for the ice cream next time.
Came in on a Wednesday at 3pm for their happy hour! Great ambience, great food, lots of beer on tap! Will definitely be back!
We stopped by for a quick ice cream break. I tried the campfire flavor and it was delicious! The service was okay, and the atmosphere was wonderful. I will definitely return next time to enjoy the campfire ice cream again.
I won't lie, last time I was in St. Helena I saw Erosion Taphouse and passed it up. It looked like more of a wine bar than anything. Boy was I wrong. I made the stop this time to try out some of their beers during some down time and I was blown away. The taproom opened in February 2020 by Patrick and his family. They started out primarily with canned wines, then bottled wines, and then added on the brewery and a creamery. But Patrick is no novice in the brewing industry as he ran The Bruery (heard of it before?) and is a Master Cicerone. The beers they are producing here are small batch and change up nearly every day. The seltzers are also unique and tasty. I haven't tried the wines yet, but next time I'm in town I'm going to have to give it a try. In addition to the Tap Room, they also have a bottle shop that is one of the best curation of beers from around the world I have ever seen. They have bottles from Rare Barrel to Bottle Logic to Perennial to Hill Farmstead to member only beers that I have never seen on a shelf before. Who would have thought I'd walk away with so much beer from a trip to Napa. I got a flight while there and the next day bought more bottles and a seltzer. I tried all of the following and was impressed by all of them: Wine Stain Remover | Helles Dry Red Tip | Hoppy Red Lager fermented on French Oak and "dry tipped" with redwood tips The Road Well Traveled | Old Ale with Coconut and Vanilla Beans Autumn Dolce | Brown Ale with roasted yams, dulce de leche, pumpkin spices, and Amburana wood Cake Batter at a Brick Wall | Imperial Stout w/ Cacao Nibs and Vanilla Beans Soda Shop: Shirley Temple | Shirley Temple-inspired Hard Seltzer ________________
The cutest little spot in St Helena. This place is split into two halves: one half is retro and pink with an ice cream bar and an old school letter board and the other is more blue and warm with beers on tap and tvs playing local sports games. We chose to sit on the ice cream side but either way, you can order food off their menu and check out their wine flights. The food was interesting. The menu is made up of mostly appetizers and it's great to go family style. We tried the bean deep, quesadilla, egg rolls and waffle dogs. The egg roll was the winner. It wasn't a traditional egg roll. It was almost wrapped in a dough similar to the waffle dog but it was flavorful and the plum sauce that it came with was good. The bean dip was also a winner! It was warm and perfect for our rainy day. The quesadilla was a little strange. It was really thick because instead of a tortilla, it was also wrapped in that similar waffle dog pastry dough. I don't think I'd get it again. The service was fantastic and friendly and we had a great time! We appreciated that they could accommodate a big group and a dog!
Spent the day in Saint Helena and wanted to check out the beer spots in town. Erosion was easy to find and had a back patio space, so we were excited to stay and check it out. Beer was really good, from brown ales, IPAs, lagers, all were delicious and we enjoyed our food, waffle sandwich, Empanadas, and waffle with beer cheese. Service was attentive, bringing out food quickly, and checking in on us while we hung out.
Aloha, one of our haunts in the wine country is St Helena. We love the small town feel with its great boutique shops, fun restaurants, the Cameo theatre and art galleries. Wine tastings are everywhere so why not a beer tasting, right, yes. Erosion Tap House fills that gap. So happy Erosion opened right on Main Street. Worked our way through a few beers. Happy to report. Many great tasty beers to be had and nice pupu to accompany. And if you really want wine, yes there is a wine bar attached along with an ice cream shop. Full service. Enjoy!
We came here Saturday around 6pm. This place is connected to the next door wine place. You can take the beers to the wine side and the wine to the beer side. Wine prices were higher prices so we stuck with the beers. We only got 1 dark beer that interested us. It was the Henhouse Oyster stout. Prices were decent for beer. About $7-12. They have outdoor and indoor seating. But it was crowded, so it was hard to find a seating. We moved to the wine side to finish our beers. It was so much emptier there.
Came here on a very rainy Friday afternoon and a few great beers! The place was completely empty the entire time we were there, though who I assume was the owner made great conversation with us and was telling us about how they select their beer. They have a good selection and a good selection in their bottle shop as well.
5 months ago
11 months ago
In a valley known for wine, it's refreshing to have a space that caters to everyone, wine lovers, beer lovers, and even those who prefer non-alcoholic options. Erosion has truly created something special and inclusive for our community. One of my favorite things is the flexibility: you can grab a flight of wine, beer, OR ice cream (yes, ice cream flights!) to share or enjoy on your own. There's literally something for every mood, every palate, and every friend you bring with you. Their events are always a blast, line dancing nights, trivia, seasonal pop-ups... it brings so much life to St. Helena. I love that they host these on a monthly basis because it gives locals something fun to look forward to. The space is always clean, inviting, and has such a good vibe. The staff is consistently friendly, helpful, and genuinely makes you feel at home. Erosion is small, family-owned, and family-run, and you can feel that level of care and pride in everything they do. And let's talk about the food, I'm obsessed with the wraps and the paninis, and the queso frijole is a must. Simple, delicious, and perfect with a beer or a glass of wine. Erosion has truly become a go-to spot for locals and visitors alike. It's relaxed, fun, unique, and exactly what St. Helena needed. If you haven't stopped by yet, do it, you'll understand why this place has such a loyal following. read more
1 year ago
Such a beautiful spot to get relief from the heat after a day of wine tasting. Our party of six enjoyed ice cream and sorbet last Sunday. The decor is welcoming - diner, ice cream shop feel with an active announcement board in the bar area. Staff were very pleasant and indulged us trying a variety of flavors. I'd love to visit again to experience the wine and tap room features on the next trip up north. read more
10 months ago
Love Erosion!! Staff is friendly (Hanna is so nice ) and the food is good the vibe is what makes it fun. read more
2 years ago
Excellent service, especially as we wanted recommendations for which beers and ice creams work together for floats with our lunch. Cheerful and bright ambiance on the ice cream side of the business where we ate, classy dimmer lighting on the bar side. We both ended up having the Canadian Breakfast Stout for our flights, mine was with horchata ice cream and my partner's was with coffee ice cream. We loved the floats and our lunches were tasty too! read more
Erosion tap house is located on the Main Street of Napa. Nice little spot to grab a quick drink. They have mostly beer; but also wine as well. Next door to the bar ; they have an ice cream shoppe as well. They had a sour ale made with skittles ... very good. Unique and different. I'm not even a beer drinker and loved it. The skittles helped balance out the bitterness from the beer. read more
2 years ago
Came in here by just waking by and seeing it. Not much if a beer drinker, but found something I liked. They sell these 3.5 oz drafts that are great to try things without committing to a huge glass. The food was really good. I feel like it's stepped up bar food. The staff were very friendly. All of them checked on us to see if we were good but at the same time it felt like a totally chill place in a town I usually feel is kinda stuffy. They also have a cool bottle shop in the back to pick up some independent kinda drinks to take home. I already have a plan to come back in November. I'll save room for the ice cream next time. read more
We stopped by for a quick ice cream break. I tried the campfire flavor and it was delicious! The service was okay, and the atmosphere was wonderful. I will definitely return next time to enjoy the campfire ice cream again. read more
1 year ago
4 years ago
I won't lie, last time I was in St. Helena I saw Erosion Taphouse and passed it up. It looked like more of a wine bar than anything. Boy was I wrong. I made the stop this time to try out some of their beers during some down time and I was blown away. The taproom opened in February 2020 by Patrick and his family. They started out primarily with canned wines, then bottled wines, and then added on the brewery and a creamery. But Patrick is no novice in the brewing industry as he ran The Bruery (heard of it before?) and is a Master Cicerone. The beers they are producing here are small batch and change up nearly every day. The seltzers are also unique and tasty. I haven't tried the wines yet, but next time I'm in town I'm going to have to give it a try. In addition to the Tap Room, they also have a bottle shop that is one of the best curation of beers from around the world I have ever seen. They have bottles from Rare Barrel to Bottle Logic to Perennial to Hill Farmstead to member only beers that I have never seen on a shelf before. Who would have thought I'd walk away with so much beer from a trip to Napa. I got a flight while there and the next day bought more bottles and a seltzer. I tried all of the following and was impressed by all of them: Wine Stain Remover | Helles Dry Red Tip | Hoppy Red Lager fermented on French Oak and "dry tipped" with redwood tips The Road Well Traveled | Old Ale with Coconut and Vanilla Beans Autumn Dolce | Brown Ale with roasted yams, dulce de leche, pumpkin spices, and Amburana wood Cake Batter at a Brick Wall | Imperial Stout w/ Cacao Nibs and Vanilla Beans Soda Shop: Shirley Temple | Shirley Temple-inspired Hard Seltzer ________________ read more
4 years ago
The cutest little spot in St Helena. This place is split into two halves: one half is retro and pink with an ice cream bar and an old school letter board and the other is more blue and warm with beers on tap and tvs playing local sports games. We chose to sit on the ice cream side but either way, you can order food off their menu and check out their wine flights. The food was interesting. The menu is made up of mostly appetizers and it's great to go family style. We tried the bean deep, quesadilla, egg rolls and waffle dogs. The egg roll was the winner. It wasn't a traditional egg roll. It was almost wrapped in a dough similar to the waffle dog but it was flavorful and the plum sauce that it came with was good. The bean dip was also a winner! It was warm and perfect for our rainy day. The quesadilla was a little strange. It was really thick because instead of a tortilla, it was also wrapped in that similar waffle dog pastry dough. I don't think I'd get it again. The service was fantastic and friendly and we had a great time! We appreciated that they could accommodate a big group and a dog! read more
Spent the day in Saint Helena and wanted to check out the beer spots in town. Erosion was easy to find and had a back patio space, so we were excited to stay and check it out. Beer was really good, from brown ales, IPAs, lagers, all were delicious and we enjoyed our food, waffle sandwich, Empanadas, and waffle with beer cheese. Service was attentive, bringing out food quickly, and checking in on us while we hung out. read more
Aloha, one of our haunts in the wine country is St Helena. We love the small town feel with its great boutique shops, fun restaurants, the Cameo theatre and art galleries. Wine tastings are everywhere so why not a beer tasting, right, yes. Erosion Tap House fills that gap. So happy Erosion opened right on Main Street. Worked our way through a few beers. Happy to report. Many great tasty beers to be had and nice pupu to accompany. And if you really want wine, yes there is a wine bar attached along with an ice cream shop. Full service. Enjoy! read more
4 years ago
We came here Saturday around 6pm. This place is connected to the next door wine place. You can take the beers to the wine side and the wine to the beer side. Wine prices were higher prices so we stuck with the beers. We only got 1 dark beer that interested us. It was the Henhouse Oyster stout. Prices were decent for beer. About $7-12. They have outdoor and indoor seating. But it was crowded, so it was hard to find a seating. We moved to the wine side to finish our beers. It was so much emptier there. read more
Came here on a very rainy Friday afternoon and a few great beers! The place was completely empty the entire time we were there, though who I assume was the owner made great conversation with us and was telling us about how they select their beer. They have a good selection and a good selection in their bottle shop as well. read more
Inside is very welcoming and the interior is very fun. They have a good sized outdoor seating that's secluded. There's a great selection of unique ice cream flavors. I got the ice cream flight which contained: Shirley Cheesecake, Strawberry, Matcha Made in Heaven, Pistachioak, and Campfire. All of the flavors were really good and yummy. The only thing I preferred is the cream cheese in the Shirley Cheesecake to be more blended since there were a few chunky clumps. Staff is very welcoming and friendly. I'm glad they had whipped cream to give my pup so he felt included. A nice place to end your day and would come back again! read more
5 years ago
I came in here after work/between work yesterday around 4pm with a coworker for a cold and refreshing beer. We looked at the menu and I picked a sour beer for $10. My friend asked if they had a cherry sour, the server said no, and then she ordered something else (also $10) and went to the restroom. On the way back, she talked to the other guy there who handles marketing and was sitting at the bar. He was really nice, welcoming, and even loaned her his cell phone charger. So...the server told me he found a cherry sour in a bottle and would wait to see if my friend wanted it. When she sat down, the server guy came over with the bottle already open, assuming she'd want it. He didn't ask her and made no mention of the price, just poured it. It tasted "alright" so we sat and talked and drank. I paid for my drink when I ordered, so we didn't understand why her bill was $28 ($23 beer and automatic $5 tip). My friend was really upset and asked the bill to be adjusted to the price she was told for the first beer. The server smirked and was very short-tempered with us. She asked to speak to a manager and he said "the manager is never here," but also suddenly said he would just waive the whole charge, but had already charged her card anyway as she was talking! The way he handled the situation was very concerning and horribly unprofessional. We both have over 15 years of experience in the restaurant and bar industry and would never do this to anyone nor allow our employees to do so. ASK the customer if they want something they didn't order, and tell them the price! Especially when it's more than TWICE the price of what they originally ordered. I don't recommend stopping here, but check your bill if you do. We feel like this guy is intentionally ripping people off/skimming for higher tips plus rude, which is really bad for the concept of attracting regulars and for long-term business. read more
1 year ago
5 years ago
Just like the sign on the street says there's three happy faces trying to point out that there is this lovely beer and Wine bar on the main drag of Saint Helena. I'm sure it's quite competitive on this stretch but they definitely are on par with any of the other fancy wine bars. I had a lovely oak aged beer that after the pour I was told is a super rare beer for the California area. Repair that with a bean dip called quest fioli. I ordered that again. The Decour, their service, music, the TVs, all top notch! Bring your friends!! read more
5 years ago
My sister and I had a fantastic time At the Erosion wine bar. Brittany at Chase bank told us to come here. Jes'us was an excellent host. We loved the whole wine experience and yummy artichoke dip. Highly recommend the You're So Pretty sparkling wine and Crude Cut No. 1 red blend. Cheers to a great spot in St. Helena. read more
4 years ago
Good stuff! Wide variety of brews, fun to sip while watching the games they have up on the screen... Awesome selection of uniquely-flavored ice creams, as well! read more
2 years ago
5 years ago
A wonderfully unique tasting room in downtown St. Helena! The tasting room has a funky and modern design. The interior decorator did an amazing job - the space feels so playful and fun. Our group of 9 was seated in an outdoor courtyard behind the tasting room. They started off our tasting with a glass of rosé. The tasting was done "family style". Each member of our group chose one wine, and the staff brought out a beaker of each wine for us to share. The wines were unique and eclectic, with fun names like "Boys Just Want to Have Fun", "Blondilocks", and "You're So Pretty." We had a blast with the family style approach, and had each person introduce and pour their wine for everyone to taste. My favorite wine was the "Aww Yeah!", a Petite Sirah from Calistoga. The staff was very friendly and kind, and gave us extra wine if we didn't have quite enough to serve everyone. They let us bring in food, and we had a little picnic lunch while enjoying our wine. Erosion's packaging is vibrant and unique as well! They had a great assortment of merch with quirky items. Every detail at Erosion is thought out and so vibrant. read more
4 years ago
My band friends had a Saxophone Christmas Caroling gig just outside of Erosion Tap House and my husband and I decided to try some warm snacks. I love empanadas so I got their Beef Empanadas. It's meaty, flaky, warm, and awesome! The sauce was perfect for it and balances all the flavors. It was the perfect mid-afternoon snack. Everybody's friendly and courteous. They got quite a lot to offer in their menu. It's a place full of warmth. It was a nice break from the outside rain. I highly recommend this place. If you're in St. Helena, come check them out. read more
4 years ago
5 years ago
Let's start with the beer. Good! I had the Red Hammer, one of the house brews. Easy drinking red ale that I could use as a go to any time of year. Slightly malty which was well appreciated on a fall afternoon. My wife had an italian soda which was a nice option considering she was pregnant. Having one or two non-alcoholic wines and or beers would be a nice accommodation. Next, the food. Meh. The only vegetarian options were cheese bombs, and we got to find out the hard way that their daily pie (quiche) had ham (TIL: SPECK is ham). I had the bangers and hash. The bangers were decent but came out burnt. The hash desperately needed some salt, but was otherwise a hearty pairing for beer. Then there was the utensils. I get it, we're trying to be eco friendly as much as possible, but come on. These wood caricatures are a joke. My fork snapped just trying to stab one of the bangers. I suppose on the up side I got a toothpick out of the exchange. Bottom line: I would come back for the brews, but I'd be wary of the food menu until they figure that out. I hope they do. It's nice having a tap house in town. read more
5 years ago
5 years ago
Amazing spot best of both worlds ice cream flights for the hubby wine flights for me everyone wins. Really really yummy ice cream a great little atmosphere will come back again read more
3 years ago
5 years ago
Fun different menu and choices. Waffle corn dog barbecue bacon hash pastry with cheddar cheese caramelized onions and bell peppers served with a side of barbecue sauce. Great service. Boston vs New York Yankees to make the visit spectacular! read more
4 years ago
Strolled down main street yesterday & saw Erosion, my wife wanted some ice-cream, walked in and found out it's also a bar, with homemade draft beer & wine. I believe they even offer finger foods. And wine-tasting/wine flights in an ice cream parlor! Too bad we had to drive home & had to pass this time. We tried the sparkling champagne and bought a bunch of 4-packs. We also bought a few cans of mascot wine/beer, highly unusual blending. The real friendly guy (sorry about the name, we think Ashoo or something) behind the counter let us try some banana flavored draft beer, they all have cute creative names, Big little bird or something. We asked to take home the beer menu. I even almost bought another pair of earrings. They got nit-knacks at back of store. They also offer membership & shipments. The place is airy, roomy & spotless. They have a large flickering bulletin board (like those at airports) that posts trivial food/wine/liquor questions. My wife went in to buy a single-scoop ice-cream, but we walked out with $100 of purchases... & happy. Will definitely stop by again next time. read more
5 years ago
5 years ago
5 years ago
Beautiful spot with great design. Food is good! Wine is fun and different. They're brewing new beer as well... :) read more
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