Farmstead was absolutely outstanding! As Napa locals, we've been looking forward to dining here for…read morequite some time, and it was the perfect spot for our special occasion weekend. The service was excellent from start to finish, making the entire experience that much more enjoyable. We brought our own bottle of wine (pro tip: the $16 corkage fee is donated!), and knew right away we had to start with the beets and biscuits to share. Both were a great way to kick off the meal! For our mains, we ordered the beef tartare and the burger, splitting everything so we could enjoy a little bit of it all. We had a wonderful time and can't wait to come back!

We love Farmstead-comfort farm-to-table in a very relaxed atmosphere…read more Our meal this evening was by their standards only good not great-very tough pork chop and a beet salad that was out of balance (too many beets). Bringing it home were the beignets which are always amazing. Service was also "good but not great". They lost us a bit at the end which is never a great way to end the evening.

Truly a great spot to stop in. The service was excellent and quick. We had to be get the hotdog w/…read moreeverything. They have a great sexual wine and beers. The next time we're gonna get the avocado ice cream as well as the hot dog. I could probably eat two of those hot dogs.

The best hot dog I've had, maybe aside from Chicago but this is California so it's saying…read moresomething! The woman in the front was so kind, and the shop was a cute storefront filled with wine and other cheese / meat goodies. We grabbed a cowboy cookie along with our hot dogs which we are still thinking about. It's a great place to stop if you need a quick bite and are looking for something to really curb a craving!

An absolute must for anyone visiting wine country. David and Monica will introduce you to hard to…read morefind gems. The tasting experience is unlike any other. The atmosphere is peaceful and relaxing and the wines are a revelation. Have been there 5-6 times and each time has been great. In terms of enjoyment and uniqueness of experience would have to rate it at the very top.

Monica was super nice. My husband and I were on our way out of town and we wanted a place to go…read moreget bottles that you can't get anywhere else. We were told to come to 750 Wine by a local. We were not expecting what we walked in to. This is a special place to come to taste the local wines that are not the big vineyards in the area. 750 Wine is beautiful. It has amazing local art and a huge wall display of some of the wines they sell. We wet not aware that this was a wine tasting kind of place. Monica was great and very accommodating. She was expecting a group coming in for a tasting and she was more than happy to pour 5 glasses for each of us. Monica really listened to what you like so that she can help you find what you like. We loved everything she served us so we bought 6 bottles. 750 wine will be our first stop the next time we come into town. Thanks again Monica

This town of Yountville is super upscale and everyone would be so fortunate to visit this beautiful…read moretown!! I absolutely love being here and feel so lucky to be here!!

I wasn't expecting anything fancy, but the premade sandwich I bought here was honestly…read moreembarrassing, especially for a place in Yountville. What I got for $14 was two slices of very dry bread, a stack of thin turkey slices, two curled pieces of mild cheddar cheese (on a turkey sandwich?), a single limp leaf of lettuce and a packet of yellow mustard (Heinz) and mayo. No tomato, no seasoning, no balance of flavors. Just dry bread, turkey, and cheese that doesn't even belong on this type of sandwich. The wrap didn't list ingredients and the deli counter was closed, so there was no way to ask questions or customize anything. I ended up stuck with a premade option that felt like something from a hospital cafeteria rather than a market in the Napa Valley. The bread could have saved it, but even that was just a bland sweet roll with no texture or character. For $13+ they could at least use a decent bread from one of the many local bakeries. As a local, it's disappointing because visitors assume places in Yountville will reflect the food reputation of the area. Unfortunately this didn't come close. I've seen similar feedback in other reviews for the deli, and after this experience I understand why. The sad part is those reviews date back for years and they have obviously fallen on deaf ears. Vote with your dollars folks. If you're heading up valley and want a good sandwich, you're honestly better off stopping at Genova in Napa on the way or continuing just a few minutes up the road to Oakville Grocery. If you only need a quick bottle of wine this is a place for you. I rarely say this, but this was a "never again" for me.

Another Napa gem. Not big or flashy but chock full of Napa gems including some hard to get wines…read more Service is exceptionally good and they offer some wines from wineries that are not accessible for tasting to the general public (i.e., only members). Not really a tasting room so be sure to book an appointment!

Impressive selection of rare wines. My group of wine enthusiasts enjoyed Hundred acre, Tor,…read moreImmortal and more! Liz is super friendly and knowledgeable. If you want a unique wine experience this is it the club you want to be in. Thank you Andre/Executive car service napa Valley

Excellent wine selection, great service snd attention to freshness!…read more They pour almost anything by the glass, in addition to those BTG selections listed on the Tasting menu. We selected two wines that had been opened for more than a couple of days and Linda opened two new bottles to assure freshness. Pours can be 2oz or 5oz. The shop has adequate seating inside and some outdoor spots too. Mighty nice spot! Definitely a great spot to taste different wines without hitting the winery.

We spent a fantastic, leisurely afternoon at Wine Country Connection, where we sampled delicious…read morewines from nearby vineyards, ably guided by our server, Anne. Located on the main drag in Yountville, close by the visitors center, Wine Country Connection offers indoor and outdoor seating, a rustic atmosphere and a large variety of wines. Tasting fee of 3 For $20 was a bargain but the wines excellent. A couple in our party opted for wine by the glass; Anne guided them professionally. Yountville is a beautiful town for strolling through gardens, past sculptures and by high end stores and many tasting rooms. Highly recommend Wine Country Connection!

Perfection after celebrating son's wedding. We were fortunate to have great friends who traveled to…read morecelebrate with us and then enjoy the after party in Napa. Hubby was able to nab a private dining room for the 8 of us. Each dish was beautifully displayed and tasted beyond expectations. Luckily we had a resident wine expert to pick the perfect wines to pair with the tasting menu. One friend was vegan and it was impressive what they did to make it just as good as the regular menu. I had requested a kitchen tour and we were surprised to meet Chef Thomas Keller. He was congenial and so welcoming! Apparently the server asked him to wait for us. Per se and French Laundry...two restaurants, both owned by Chef Thomas Keller, both 3 Michelin star but two very different vibes. Loved both! Thomas Keller is a culinary rockstar!

It took us no less than a year to get a reservation even though my partner had a special kind of…read morecredit card where the concierge got priority booking the tables. Needless to say, we were over the moon to finally get a reservation! I foolishly looked at yelp reviews to see what folks were saying, and when I noticed a handful of low reviews I wrote it off as "you can't please everyone". Needless to say, looking at the low reviews now I agree with most of them. I'm sure that at one time this place was the pinnacle of culinary perfection, but the food seemed tortured and the ambience (as one reviewer put it) felt like I was sitting in a Marriott during a bar mitzvah. We were shoved into a small room upstairs with air-conditioning blowing nonstop and tables crammed next to each other. The music was hands-down the worst I have ever heard in a restaurant I think at one point they were playing "Twist and Shout". The one dish we had that was absolutely exceptional and redeemed a star was the oysters and pearls. Holy holy holy, one of the best things I've ever eaten. But everything else? It lacked flavor, depth, and in our case we had to ask for salt although I'm seeing a lot of people said that their food was over salted. Is anyone tasting? And then we had like six or seven desserts which also felt quite unnecessary. We got the kitchen tour, and left with a gift bag, but the whole thing felt very touristy and very much like we had gone to Disneyland and not one of the finest dining experiences available in the United States. A week before, we had gone to the farmers market and gotten some freshly smoked salmon, perfectly ripe strawberries and tomatoes, cultivated butter, and a freshly baked baguette and had a topless picnic in the backyard. I would take that over this experience every time.

This is our second visit here and I love this kitschy gift items and all the wine bottles and…read moreeverything else about this store. It is in a historic building in downtown Yountville. You definitely get that in the wine cellar feeling and it worth stopping in to check it out. Go next door for the best chocolate ever!

It was a decent wine place. You can get it by glass and I liked how there were different seating…read moreinside and outside. A quiet place to chill with a glass of wine.

We had a great time visiting the Bale Grist Mill in St. Helena. Our tour guide explained it was…read morebuilt in 1846 from the design in the 1795 book "The Young Mill-Wright & Miller's Guide." I was able to read some of the book from the Library of Congress archives and found Oliver Evans wrote the guide and patented his design in 1790, the year the patent office was formed, before patents were numbered. In 1804 they retroactively assigned him patent number (X3) three. He licensed his design to hundreds of people including George Washington and Thomas Jefferson. He became the first American to live off of intellectual property income.

Historic Grist Mill where grain is milled powered by a gigantic water wheel. From the friendly…read morereceptionist to the remarkable tour guide this is a fabulous experience. I have not been here since before the pandemic but it is always an amazing experience. Bring a picnic and sit outside at the tables or take a hike after the guided tour in Bothe-Napa Valley State Park. You will learn a lot about the history of the region. And the milling process. Modest entry fee.