What a quaint bookstore with so many hidden gems amidst the rolling bookshelves. I could've spent…read morehours here meandering through the chosen knick knacks, sipping on a soy milk latte from their cafe, and burying myself in a fable or two. We hauled back some used and new books that I can't wait to open up and read. What a lovely find for my family and I! Can't wait to be back.

A close friend of mine who is a Napa native recommended this locally owned bookstore. It's in a new…read morebuilding at the end of the cute downtown. It has mostly new books and some great quality used books. To the left of the cafe is a huge children's section that includes a great Spanish selection. My kid & I sat down on the cozy rug and chair to read and picked our favorites to buy. We were never rushed out which I appreciated. My husband found several books and they had a great selection of gifts and unique finds. The staff were super friendly and I saw one helping a young adult find a book. They have a gender neutral restroom in the kids section. There are some small tables and a few chairs inside and outside. I look forward to coming back next time I am in Napa!

Amazing collection of books, CD's and art pens too! Plus,…read morekid's books and hubby found my perfect birthday gift upstairs

Wandered in one day, and came out with a few books I didn't need to buy, but am current loving. It…read moreis a small space, but filled with books I hadn't seen before. These aren't books you'd normally see in a larger bookstore. But books that staff recommends, from new authors, or just seem fun. I enjoyed looking at the titles, reading the blurbs, and making sure it was right for me prior to purchase. Will need to go back again when I'm in the neighborhood.

Was happy to find some nice toys and games for Christmas gifts. Lower price that are fit to my…read morebudget for this holiday season.

Bait ads and false adversing to get you in the store. Waited in long for a long time and total…read morewaste of time. Bait and switch. Shop here if you do not value your time.

Thanks Deborah for the books ! Just received them. If you are looking for children's book, please…read morecheck her out she has a very large online selection!

This bookstore has an amazing selection of multicultural books for people of all ages! I got my…read moredaughter three books from here and she loves them. You can search their website for a specific age range too. A much better option than larger, corporate-owned chains!

Lovely store, with beautiful books, furniture, decor...and hosted by the most warm and pleasant…read morelady. Some things you could find elsewhere, sure, while there are also some one-of-a-kind furniture pieces. Located in the same small complex as R+D Kitchen (one of my favs), as well as one of the Hillstone brand restaurants...among many. Recommended.

On 4/11/25 it was my first visit to Yountville and I will have to say this store had some really…read morecool pieces! But I wanted to give special recognition to the owner and shoppers that meeting Nicole here is super awesome! She was able to provide much knowledge about what you may need in addition to one of her best attributes is her ability to provide great service with a smile and kind spirt. Sometimes it can be a bit challenging to locate individuals who provide good caring service due to the new nature of communications ( devices, computers, robot). Thank you Nicole for all of your suggestions for the visit and to the owner for having someone to represent such a much needed quality for customers service! When in town again we will stop in!

The Presidio of Sonoma was once very briefly the Capital of the California Republic. No, not the…read moreState of California. This was before California was part of the United States. California is one of four states that were independent sovereign nations before joining the United States and you get a bonus point if you can name all four. Answer below. The Sonoma Barracks aka the Presidio of Sonoma is free to visit and includes a number of rooms with captions and memorabilia that detail the history of the Bear Flag Republic of California, their independence from Mexico and eventually, their joining the Union. The breakaway state lasted from June 14 to July 9 1846, was never recognized by the United States, never formed a government or passed any laws and while Sonoma was the "Capital", it was never official. There are some docents who can answer questions, an organized tour is available and they have a small gift shop. (The answer to the question of which four states were independent. 1. California which you already know now. 2. The Long Star State, aka Texas, obviously. 3. Hawaii, of course. 4. And the one most people don't know? It's Vermont who were not one of the original Thirteen Colonies. Independent from 1777 to 1791 though never recognized by any other nations.) [Review 21010 overall - 527 in California - 1995 of 2023.]

Love the history of this town! The Barricks were fun to roam through!…read moreIt's all nestled around the square where there's lots of trees and Picnic Table's there's restaurants and stores highly recommend going to Sonoma