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4.0 (934 reviews)
Ultra High-EndBars, New American
Closed • 5:00 pm - 8:30 PM
Updated 1 month ago

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Moderate noise
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Upscale
Outdoor seating

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Ry T.

If you're looking for expensive High end dining with very good service, this is the place. We tried the 4 course prix fixe menu which was enough food for us. The place got pretty crowded as the evening wore on. Most of the dishes we had were very good. I wasn't thrilled with my fish. It had a fishy odor and was a tad salty. They have a new bakery that opened on the other side of the building. We will have to return one day to try it.

Doris D.

Loved Press. Exquisite service, warm but high-end dining room, and impeccable food. The precision of each dish was spectacular. Fantastic wine list. We had so much fun. Butternut squash soup with cardamom - Palate cleanser. Lovely start. Turnips with poached apple, garden sorrel, turnip veloute - Never had turnips this was way, inspired! Scallop Crudo - Delicate and balanced. Ricotta Gnudi with Meyer lemon, spring herb broth - I was so sad when I finished this, bring me at least 3 more. Wagyu tartare with sunchoke chili crisp, farm lettuces - Loved the bitterness of the lettuces with the tartare. Eye of ribeye, morel mushrooms, charred sugar snap peas - Just amazing. Monkfish, daikon, fennel - I was surprised at the selection of monkfish which can very challenging to cook. But they did it, and it was great. Milk chocolate mousse with peanut ice cream, caramel banana jam - Combination was to die for. Vanilla & Champagne parfait, pear compote, candied winter citrus - Nothing was out of place, delicious. Petit fours and coffee - Usually an afterthought but here they do not cut corners. Coffee was done right as well.

Angella G.

Had a magical time celebrating our 1 year wedding anniversary and baby moon at PRESS! They greeted us with a card signed by all staff, which was a sweet surprise. I was also really surprised by their playlist selection, and thought it gave a good vibe to the restaurant. Our server was a very kind gentleman (I wish I remembered his name!) who made the experience very comfortable for us. This is the best pre fixe menu we've had, and we value our culinary experiences. It was also so special that they brought out a few extra desserts for us to really celebrate our anniversary. We will be back!!!

Robert B.

It started out as a phenomenal food and wine pairing heavenly experience. I was told that the course after the main course had no wine pairing. But, they saw my reaction and presented a wine that paired nicely. I ordered the Chef's Menu with wine pairing, so I expected every course to have a glass of wine paired with it.

Yan X.

A bit belated post. We went for Christmas. Sometimes it is good to write a review a few months later. Because if there is any dish that I still remember after such a long time, it means it is truly outstanding (or terrible)! The only dish I remembered is the desert (red rock cheddar with persimmon and steam pudding cake). The combination was amazing. The cheddar is definitely memorable with blue cheese (?) imbedded in the cheddar to create a marble like look and a contrast of taste. It goes really well with persimmon. Pair made in heaven!

Nhu V.

Our group had a lovely experience at PRESS (- 4.5-star experience). The restaurant feels modern and welcoming without being overly formal. The kitchen was spotless and well-organized, and the ambience was relaxed and comfortable, with R&B and '90s music setting a chill mood. Because we were a group of eight, we booked a private room and selected the menu in advance. I truly enjoyed most of the dishes, especially the squash and halibut dishes - flavorful yet light and elegant. PRESS really elevates its food through intentional ingredients and a thoughtful balance of flavors. The service was professional and attentive. One small detail really stood out: my husband cuts with his left hand, and a staff member noticed and adjusted the placement of his utensils without being asked. We were genuinely impressed. Portions were very reasonable - we left satisfied but not overly full. I'd happily bring my family back to.

Darrin J.

There is so much to like about Press ... really nice space, mostly great service, but the wine program leaves a lot to be desired. We got there about 10 minutes early and told by hostess the bar was open... however bartender made it clear they weren't ready which came across rude. Fortunately Bridgette,our server, and Victor part of wait staff made the experience much more enjoyable. The four course meal was universally great... pretzel with caviar, gnudi, monkfish, etc. Unfortunately the lauded wine program left a lot to be desired... Somm wasn't very knowledgeable amd wine list was very out of date. Wine list missing items they have but even worse showing things they didn't have. Two bottles in a row that they didn't have. First bottle we got was clearly oxidized but Somm argued with us and didn't want to get beverage director. Fortunately our fourth choice turned out to be a great wine. Bottom line.. go for the food not the wine. Avoid the bar but ask for Bridgette and Victor.

Ki L.

Press is one of those rare places where you realize you're not just eating dinner, you're experiencing someone's life work on a plate. Every course felt intentional. Precise. Quietly confident. The lobster was delicate and clean, sitting in that perfect balance where nothing tries too hard, yet everything speaks. The duck was easily one of the most memorable bites I've had. Deep, rich, and comforting without being heavy. Even the cheese course felt like its own story, layered with texture and temperature that kept evolving. What stood out most was the restraint. Nothing was excessive. No unnecessary theatrics. Just exceptional ingredients treated with respect. And their cocktails deserve real credit too. Thoughtful, balanced, and beautifully composed. Not just something to drink while you wait, but something that belonged in the experience alongside the food. The space itself feels warm and grounded. Elegant without being intimidating. The kind of place where conversations slow down and you actually stay present. This is not a casual dinner spot. This is where you go when the moment matters. Press doesn't try to impress you. It simply does.

Elyka A.

We came here for my husbands birthday while in the area and had a lovely meal. They were able to make the meal gf for him without any issues. The pretzel and caviar (not gf) was delicious as were many of the other dishes but that one stood out to me as being unique. The space has an open feel to it with high ceilings.

Roasted Cauliflower Mushroom

While wait staff was clearly Michelin level, but 2 of the 5 wines served with the 5 course reserve pairing were imo def past prime, another two were not top 25% of Napa and Champagne to start was good but not great. 65. I will also mention the wrong wine was served to one in the party that clearly didn't pair. Turnip Barigoule was fantastic, but i have never in my life had a fattier cut of pork than the dry aged kurobuta pork. Maybe thats what is supposed to be like? Ambiance was great. Dessert gummies horrible. Red Rock Cheddar also very good.

$26   ridiculous expensive
T C.

Good service and atmosphere. Cocktails are yum but ridiculously expensive. Small portion too. Espresso martini in tiny glass for $26. Pig ears was amazing. Wagyu was yum, small pieces for $75. Worth trying it for once.

Lana N.

We had dinner reservations at 6:30pm and when we arrived, the restaurant didn't seem very full, which was a bit unexpected. The restaurant is beautifully decorated and definitely gives off a Napa vibe. The space feels upscale, warm, and thoughtfully designed. Came with a group of four and we all opted for the four-course prix fixe. Each of us choose different options. First course: - Duck confit terrine was good. - Gold ball turnips was just okay. Second course: - Matsutake mushrooms was good. - American wagyu steak tartare was okay, nothing memorable. - The ricotta gnudi was way too salty and we sent it back. They came back with another pasta dish which was a lot better Third course: - Dungeness crab boudin was also very salty. We didn't send it back, but no one finished it. - Black truffle-glazed chicken was good. - There was also a pork chop option that was good. Fourth course: - Red Rock cheddar was good. - Meyer lemon was good. - Milk chocolate mousse was good. Service was inconsistent. At times, it felt like our server wasn't very engaged, which stood out given the price point. Toward the end of the meal, though, he overheard part of our conversation and shared a great story about the wine we were drinking, which we appreciated and ended the night on a better note. Overall, the ambiance was the highlight of the evening, but the food and service didn't quite live up to the expectations set by the reviews or the price. It wasn't a bad experience, just uneven and a bit underwhelming. Solid 3 stars. Probably wouldn't come back.

Quince pear dessert
Clarize B.

Came here on a Thursday night and was able to bump our reservation 30 min earlier bc our schedule had changed. We opted for the five course menu and added the caviar + pretzel supplement. One was enough betwen the two of us and the cultured butter rly reminded me of labneh. My fav courses were the starter soup and halibut. The meat course of wagyu and shortrib was disappointing, the wagyu was tooooo chewy and not rly decadent, the faux hot dog garnish also freaked me out. The mushroom gnocchi was a little too earthy/concentrated for me. Service was great but the host spoke wayyyy too fast when he sat us, unsure if he was nervous or just new. Gorgeous interior and extensive wine list. Looking forward to coming back.

Chicken with black truffle sauce. One of the better dishes

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Ask the Community - PRESS

Hi ! If someone wants to do the 5course tasting menu but cannot eat Fish is that an option to omit fish on the tasting menu?

Hi Bethanie, Absolutely, our chef will prepare an alternative to the fish for this course, ensuring… Read more

If you do 5 courses, do you get to choose with courses?

Hi Margarita, The courses provided for the Five-Course are set. For the spring menu, the five-course… Read more

Do they have wine pairing? If so, how much is it?

Hello Vi, We do provide a wine pairing with both our menu options. If you are enjoying our… Read more

If one person does the tasting menu, does everyone have to do the tasting menu?

Yes, Chef kindly asks that if one guest wishes to enjoy the tasting menu that all guests partake in the tasting menu to avoid some guests having a lag between courses.

Are children allowed? Welcome?

Hello Sarah! Yes, children are welcome. We do not have a children's menu, but please feel free to bring your children.

What's the dress code?

It's casual

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Farmstead At Long Meadow Ranch - Patio dining

Farmstead At Long Meadow Ranch

(5.2k reviews)

$$$

This was for our 23rd wedding anniversary, so as a treat, I decided to invite my husband and close…read morefriends to lunch. While working in St. Helena, I could never find an opening in a reservation, so here was a great opportunity now that all of us are retired. Our friends live in Clear Lake while we live in Vallejo, so this is a central place to meet. It was the best decision I made because every year for the past several anniversaries, we've gone to Cache Creek to C2. Their food and service is excellent because my husband enjoys poker, but I thought a change of scenery would be nice. And it was! Firstly, it was very kind of the staff to present us with a greeting card signed by everyone -- how sweet and thoughtful! We will cherish that! Secondly, we were very impressed with how the food/wine was locally sourced. It was incredible to hear the story about Custom, the Bull, and taste the difference between the Highland beef compared to Angus. Our waitress was "Erica S." She was engaging, personable, and very informative. My husband and I would definitely like to return to return to experience the dinner menu! We and our guests had the following dishes: Artichoke appetizer Arbororio Biscuits & Gravy Two Cheeseburgers Three Bloody Mary's Farmstead Margarita When they found out it was our anniversary celebration, the house sent over four glasses of complimentary champagne and a dish of dessert -- again, very sweet and kind of them I now understand why so many crowds flock to this restaurant! It's well worth the wait! If you have not experienced a meal there, you must definitely go now!

I was really excited to try this restaurant for the first time, especially for Mother's Day, and…read morewhile the food itself was excellent, the overall experience was disappointing enough that I would not return. From the beginning, there seemed to be constant miscommunication between staff. We specifically booked an outdoor reservation and were seated inside instead. While mistakes happen, it set the tone for the rest of the evening. The bigger issue involved the wine and corkage fee. We purchased a bottle directly from the market associated with the restaurant and were told by the employee there that the corkage fee would be waived if we bought their wine. When we sat down, our server Sara told us that was not true and that we would still have to pay the fee. I explained what we had been told, and when she asked if I wanted a manager involved, I said yes. Before the manager even arrived or clarified the situation, the server opened our bottle of wine. In the silence and confusion, I reasonably assumed the fee issue had been resolved. Then the manager came over and told us we would still be charged and implied that nobody at the market would have told us otherwise. The way it was handled made my husband and I feel like we were being accused of making the whole thing up, which was especially upsetting on Mother's Day. At that point, the bottle was already opened, so we were essentially stuck paying the fee regardless. Between being seated incorrectly, the poor communication between employees, and how dismissive the situation felt, the service completely overshadowed what should have been a special meal. The rest of the service we felt ignored and there was minimal effort to accommodate. Great food alone is not enough to justify returning when the hospitality experience feels this frustrating and unprofessional.

Forum At Meadowood - Cochinita Pibil Benedict: Yucatán braised pork, pickled onions, charred jalapeño hollandaise, model bakery english muffin, potatoes ($32)

Forum At Meadowood

(75 reviews)

Date of Visit: 3/28/2026…read more We visited The Forum at Meadowood Napa Valley for afternoon late lunch. Between the hours of 3 to 6pm, there was a Golden Hour menu that offers light foods, including vegetable tempura, burgers, poke etc. There are some selection of cocktails and wine with a discounted price. Schramsberg, Brut Rosé, North Coast 2021 $21 Husband got the Brut Rosé that was bubbly and refreshing. Rivers-Marie, Chardonnay, Sonoma Coast 2023 $20 I got the Chardonnay with the taste of zesty lemon and candied lemon peel. Walter Hansel "Cahill Lane," Pinot Noir, Russian River Valley 2022 $20 And we ordered the third glass of Pinot Noir to pair with foods. This tastes like a traditional Pinot Noir of California with the mushroom earthy smell and the shoe box aroma. Spring Vegetable Tempura $22 I ordered the spring vegetable tempuras made from Meadowood Farm vegetables, including asparagus, leek etc. On the side there were a bowl of English pea pesto. Forum Burger $23 Husband got the burger with medium grilled Akaushi beef, onion-bacon jam, cheddar cheese, secret sauce, brioche bun, and also French fries on the side.

*Would only go back for wine & outdoor lounge space... not for the food…read more Pros: Wine selection was great! Ambiance was wonderful! Service was good, albeit slower. Outdoor space looks amazing & is pup-friendly. Cons: If you're hungry, eat before you go. Bring snacks for in-between courses. You might have to stop off to grab food on the way home. Thankful they kept bringing the yummy bread! Lacked course timing, underseasoned, pricey. $550 later, yet we left underwhelmed & unfulfilled. Our meal took over 3.5 hours... (details below)... there's a fine line between building anticipation/ "hunger sauce" & causing anxiety/ frustration. **Napa Restaurant Month** If you wanted a steak (ie. the "NY strip" offered as part of their limited-time prix fixe menu), this is probably not what you're looking for. Gray, gray, gray... no matter your temp preference, medium? Gray... Medium rare? Gray... Rare? Gray. Perhaps the sous vide method with added grill marks, but they should tell customers that since most folks are expecting a steak-like steak. Oh, and it's actually just 3 slices OF A steak (questionable if truly NY cut), barely room temperature, but tasted okay (needed a dash of seasoning). Our meal took 3.5 hours... mostly because the kitchen "timed" the courses 30+ minutes apart. Maybe they were going for dramatic effect, but there's a fine line between "hunger sauce" & frustration. None of the courses were so complicated to justify the wait AND the place was nearly empty. Our wine pairings were poured 10-15 minutes before each course, so we sat there trying not to drink the wine because we wanted to taste it WITH our food. We had a nice time with friends, but the timing was a bit strange. The food: Course 1 - Hamachi was really good! 3 slices with jalapeño crema, radish, cilantro, lime vinaigrette. Course 2 - Chicken tortilla soup. 4 spoonfuls of luke warm tomato soup poured over a few cubed morsels. This had the flavor of spaghettiOs. When I said it out loud to our table, everyone laughed & agreed... it was the taste they were all trying to peg. Course 3 - NY strip. 3 slices of almost-warm, gray meat with 3 potato slices, 2 carrot halves, sautéed Swiss chard, chimichurri. Veggies were tasty. Course 4 - (they ran out) so we got something from their regular menu. The sesame citrus gâteau was not my favorite. The cheesecake was so bitter, I took 2 bites & could not eat anymore. We also ordered for the table: -- Elotes (not very good, still on the cob,not worth the effort); -- Brussels sprouts (fresh, but undercooked & underseasoned); -- Mushrooms (naturally flavorful, but unseasoned); -- Their complimentary bread plate & olive oil was Yum!!

Mustards Grill - Herb Marinated Rabbit

Mustards Grill

(2.8k reviews)

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Best food we have had in Napa/Sonoma County since my mom moved here. My family is really glad we…read morefound this place. We went for dinner on my last night visiting my mom. We were able to book on OpenTable just a few days before, which made making the reservation easy. Upon entering, the restaurant was full and had a classic bistro vibe. Everyone was dressed nicely but not too fancy. You definitely want to wear a nice shirt and dress up a bit if you are coming here for dinner. We were seated at a round table, which provided plenty of space to talk and enjoy our meal. As a starter, we ordered the onion rings. They were fantastic! Perfectly seasoned, and the homemade ketchup was delightful. The portion was large, but we had no problem finishing them because they were excellent. I had the veggie tostada. It had a good spicy kick that I really enjoyed. I am not sure if it was the salsa or the California chilies (red jalapeños) that gave it that heat. My sister had the famous pork chop and said it was the best she had ever had. My mom had the lamb, and she said it was divine. She also got some mashed potatoes to share, and the garlic flavor and texture were both delicious. We ordered two desserts and coffee to finish the meal. The lemon tart was fantastic! I have not had meringue this good since I was in French culinary school. I would come here for this tart alone. The coffee was a delicious close to the meal along with the dessert. We will most definitely be back to bring my husband and enjoy more family meals together. Thank you to our server and the hostess for being so accommodating and for providing us with excellent service.

Had the marinated rabbit at Mustards Grill and it completely lived up to the reputation. Tender,…read moreflavorful, and balanced without trying too hard. The marinade brought out a deep savory profile with just enough acidity and herb character to keep every bite interesting. Cooked perfectly. Not dry, not gamey, just clean and rich. This is the kind of dish that reminds you why Mustards has stayed relevant for decades. Rustic, confident cooking without the pretentious Napa theatrics. Service was polished, pacing was right, and the overall experience felt authentic rather than manufactured for tourists. If you appreciate classic wine country dining with real culinary discipline behind it, the marinated rabbit is worth ordering.

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