Cafe: 10/10 Drinks: 10/10…read moreStaff: 10/10 A must visit every time I am in town. I order beans online between visits to Napa.

Could not locate initially due to the business name out front was non-existent. Perhaps a refresh…read morewas in the works? Small shop but cozy to hang out for a quick wakeup. Was able to enjoy a cup while watching a quarter of NFL Sunday football for a few minutes. Not bad of place to hangout. Off peak hours could have played a factor. Busy parking lot. In and out traffic as the neighboring businesses are flooded with customers.

Located inside the Oxbow Public Market, Ritual Coffee Roasters is a cute cafe with a variety of fun…read moredrinks. I ordered the Day Off in Kyoto, and it was delicious. I ordered it with a shot of espresso, so it was basically a dirty hojicha latte. What's not to like?? I appreciated their support for all workers and all customers. Miscellaneous: - Parking available via the Oxbow Public Market parking - Indoor and outdoor seating available

Been to this shop twice in the past year. The first visit in…read morethe spring that I did with a group I ended up ordering one of their specialty coffees and thought it was decent. They utilized a unique flavor combination with coconut that I had never tried before and ended up rather enjoying. I can't say much on the quality of their beans as I chose a slightly more sugary option from the menu that would have drowned that out anyways. When I returned to The Oxbow later in the year, I was interested to try their Matcha option. As multiple other reviews have noted, it tasted grainy, unmixed, and barely anything beyond green milk. I hardly tasted the syrup in the drink. It was supposed to be a brown sugar flavoring and it practically didn't come through at all. The service was curt and direct, but not unpleasant. Almost as if the barista wanted to move on task-wise to whatever came next (despite me being the only one actively ordering at the time).

Popped in to check out this spot to look for a caffeine beverage after walking by. It has a…read morewelcoming and charming ambiance with their display cases enticing you to try anything. I opted for a white mocha and tuna melt. I have to say the tuna melt is the BEST. It's served on a toasted flaky croissant with the perfect amount of tuna. The people at the counter were upbeat, friendly, and were smiling. The vibe was nice for the early morning. It is street parking but the couple of blocks I walked were manicured & green. It was a good day.

The pastries was good and I loved the variety…read more The ham and cheese croissants needed more filling. Barely had ham or cheese The good morning bun was perfect

Had the opportunity to try this coffee from a mobile spot where they were set up. Best coffee ever…read more- rich, dark, natural syrup flavors and a variety of alternative nut milks for my latte. Perfect!!

We were in Napa CA attending the Farmer's Market located just off of Pearl St. We came across OHM…read moreCoffee Roasters and decided to try their Mushroom Adaptogen coffee. I won't say it was terrible, but I just couldn't get past the slight dirt taste or the fact that it tasted like dirty milk. So unfortunate! The staff is friendly! This is a food truck so the atmosphere can be a bit loud. I would be willing to try other drinks from them though!

Waited in line for the famous egg muffins. The 15-30 minute wait was worth it! Egg sandwich's came…read moreout hot and tasty. Each bite was savory and flavorful. The balance of bread to meat was perfect. Would definitely purchase egg muffins to go next time. The coffee was also hot and delicious. I tried the pumpkin spice latte and it was one of the best I've had. This trendy coffee hotspot is located behind oxbow market and is a short walk from the bridge that overlooks the Napa river. There is no indoor seating, but plenty of outdoor benches or enjoy a nice walk instead.

I wish I could give zero stars based solely on the customer service and overall experience I had…read morewith this establishment in the Napa location. I came in today to pick up a pie that I had ordered over the phone, and unfortunately, what should have been a simple pickup turned into an extremely disappointing experience. When I called to place my order, the person I spoke with told me the pie would be $35. However, when I arrived to pick it up, I was charged $45. My receipt clearly shows that I was charged $45 for a "Whole peach blackberry pie." I understand that prices can change or mistakes can happen, but if a customer is quoted one price when placing an order, any difference should at least be explained at pickup. To make matters worse is when I cut the pie, it was not the peach blackberry pie I had ordered. As shown in my second photo, what I received is an old fashioned Apple pie instead. So not only was I charged $10 more than the price I was quoted over the phone, I did not even receive the pie that I ordered and paid for. In addition, The person who was taking orders and working as the cashier was also extremely rude, dismissive, and unwelcoming. I initially did not catch her name, but according to my receipt, the server/cashier was Kelly F. For identification purposes, she was a younger woman with extensive tattoos. What makes this even more disappointing is that this is now the third time I have encountered this same employee, and each time I have experienced the same rude and unfriendly demeanor. After three separate encounters, it is difficult to simply chalk it up to someone having a bad day. There was no sense of friendliness, professionalism, or basic customer service during my interaction with her. Anyone working directly with customers should understand that the way customers are spoken to and treated reflects directly on the business. At this point, I genuinely feel that the business owner should consider assigning her to a position in the back where she does not have to interact directly with customers. If customer service is not her strength, having her at the front interacting with customers reflects poorly on the business and can leave people with a negative impression regardless of the quality of the food. Between being quoted $35, charged $45, receiving the wrong pie, and once again experiencing rude customer service, this entire experience was unacceptable. After three encounters with the same type of customer service, I finally felt it was necessary to leave a review. Management really needs to address this. Based on my experience, I would give zero stars if Yelp allowed it.

Was in town for the weekend, roughly two days, was craving coffee, desperately needed a cup but…read morewanted something good -- came across Napastak Napa Valley. First thoughts -- upon entering, very clean and cozy. Very interesting menu and selections. Front staff was very kind and helpful and even shared her recommendations. I appreciated her expertise and patience. Ended up trying the White Rabbit Latte, Caramel Latte and an oatmeal cookie. Wait time was about five minutes. Wonderful quality drinks; exceeded my expectations. Drinks are on the pricier end. $9 each for drinks. The oatmeal cookie was very good, priced at $5. Ended up coming here twice during my stay in Napa. Would definitely return in the future. Drinks are top notch, wonderful service. Very wholesome and cozy ambiance.

Napastäk Napa Valley is an adorable little coffee shop which also sells edible artisanal gifts such…read moreas honey, spices, butters and jams. The service was helpful although slow because every item had to be put in by hand into the register. It led to human error and items being rang up for more than they were which wasn't great. All in all, the items themselves were delicious and we would definitely return, I just hope they endeavor to have a better register system set up.

Absolutely love this cafe and all its staff! Amazing coffee and my daughter loves the wraps and…read morecookie dough they have. Every single time we come in, all the staff our beyond spectacular and even when busy attend to everyone in a great manner. I wish I've got any of the staffs names in the times I've been there this weekend but the owner should be proud of all of them!

Convenient coffee shop at the Napa Outlets. Stopped here because I was thirsty though I didn't try…read moreany of their coffee. They had cookie dough, baked cookies, and other snacks. They also had bottled drinks available for purchase which is what I bought. Service was good. There was quite a line for an early afternoon.

Still the most legitimate ancient grain bakery in Napa. And it isn't a Instagram spot just a great…read moreand breaducation foodie spot Coming here is like connecting to the history of food... namely breads... a staple of every culture but in different forms... on our planet as survival.. Owner is a former EL school teacher turned dedicated skilled baker. Trained by the best in nearby famed Firebrand Berkeley bakery then at Model Bakery. Khorasan grain is the choice grain at West Won. And most always sourdough in each bread baked in their ovens The crunch to their chocolate croissants beat most and there is a slightly nuttier taste to it. Fan of the sourdough loaf with sesame crust And the very dense healthier Khorasan loaf only available Saturdays which is lovely toasted and used in a sandwich or plain with butter. This art of baking costs the consumer more because of the work involved Like other ancient grains it takes up to 18 hrs to prepare and bake this type of bread. It is a more complex bread and not your typical "white fluffy bread" or "Parisian style" bread touting soft white bouncy interiors. This bread is sometimes crusty and dense and at times more substantial and fibrous. It is known for its large kernels, rich nutty flavor, and higher nutritional content compared to modern wheat, offering more protein, fiber, and essential vitamins and minerals. Its sweet, nutty, buttery flavor was attracting interest from pasta makers, bakers, and consumers alike. Some consumers who thought they were sensitive to modern wheat began reporting that this ancient wheat variety seemed easier to digest, improves insulin resistance in diabetics, and causes less gastrointestinal distress or inflammation than they typically experienced with wheat products

They seem to have run out of stock on many varieties and the whole wheat loaf they gave us did not…read moreseem to match our understanding of that type of bread. Anyway bread was not too bad in taste. Charged us $1 for slicing and that by a machine seemed atrocious. Hope others have a better experience

I've only ordered to go from this place and have tried the chorizo omelette and huevos rancheros…read moreAs well as the brunch burger on a separate occasion I loved everything I tried, especially the brunch burger and Huevos rancheros I know this place has been another business before right next to a liquor store with some minimal outdoor seating and a café vibe inside It's a little on the outskirts of inner downtown towards Fuller Park (nice place to take a walk after your meal) Will definitely come soon to try out the place in real life

A long line out the door is a good sign that this place is good. We stopped by for a quick bite to…read moreeat and glad we did! You get a menu and order at the counter, and despite the long line, that gave us enough time to pick what we wanted to eat. Once we got the counter, there were fresh bakery donuts, and pastry options so got of course adding a sweet treat to share. They give you an order number, and you then go find a table and they will bring you it. If you ordered a drink after the check out counter you can grab your drink. Here's what we ordered for the 3 of us which was plenty! Superfood bowl $15 (5/5) This was super refreshing. The mix of the cut up, strawberries, apples, blueberries, nuts, coconut flakes, chia, and dried fruits over yogurt and passionfruit honey. I mean that tasted SUPER and wayyy delicious medley together. Pork Belly Loco Moco $22 (5/5) OMG get this! And don't forget to upgrade to garlic rice ($2 more) and add you can add avocado ($4 if you want lil pricey butttt just do it since you are trying to balance out the healthy in this dish). Braised soft pork belly pieces, with 2 runny eggs and fried rice and mix it all up together. Monkey Bread $7 (4/5) Yes, this is what we saw on the counter. Me being a fatty stopped myself from getting extra donuts but maybe next time. You can pull apart the pieces to share. The top had a nice chocolate topping and inside was chewy sweetness. Fresh OJ $8 (4/5) Fresh, so like freshly squeeze thus the high price. Good for you. Large Coffee with 4 shots Americano $5.50 (4/5) Can go wrong with a wake me up coffeeeeeeeeeee Would definitely come back to try the other dishes when were in town.

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I really want to give them 5 stars because usually the vibe is stellar but I was having a horrible…read moreday one day in the fact that I lost my wallet (found 2 days later) and my phone was dead and charging (jeez I know) so no Apple pay but bought something cheap and sat down to work. I sat down maybe for 1 hour and asked for another wifi ticket (they go by a ticket system and by the way I do go here a lot) and they told me something along the lines that they are not a library and I need to buy something else. It was so odd. I have worked there before for hours and never had issues.. I think the comment wording bugged me more than anything else.. it was one of the guys at the front that has worked there a while (not the owner).. maybe having a bad day?