Napa City Guide, My Wine Country Favorites

Napa City Guide, featuring Judd's Hill Winery. What to eat, drink, see, do, and where to stay in Napa, California

During my Spring trip to Napa, I had the pleasure of visiting so many wonderful places to eat and drink, and things to do. It was a blast. I honestly had never explored downtown much, and I’m a little sad that I didn’t before. I’m dying to go back, so I thought I’d share some of my favorites with you today in a Napa city guide.

Napa City Guide, featuring Atlas Social. What to eat, drink, see, do, and where to stay in Napa, California Napa City Guide, featuring pulled pork hoisin bbq steamed buns from Eight Noodle Shop. What to eat, drink, see, do, and where to stay in Napa, California

Eat

1313 Main
Great atmosphere, perfect for tapas or pre-dinner drinks.
1313 Main St, Napa, California 94559 (www)

Atlas Social
The crispy fried farm egg and cauliflower steak are my favorites.
1124 1st Street, Napa, California 94559 (www)

C Casa
Located in Oxbow Market. Tacos, Enchiladas, and everything else involving tortillas.. with a twist.
610 1st Street #B, Napa, California 94559 (www)

Eight Noodle Shop
My favorites are the pulled pork hoisin bbq steam buns & kimchi bacon fried rice.
1408 Clay Street, Napa, California 94559 (www)

Model Bakery
Delicious breakfast burritos, and perfectly ‘grammable succulent lettering outside.
644 1st Street, Napa, California 94559 (www)

Torc Napa
Farm-to-table American fare in a stylish location. I highly recommend the Violet Artichoke Soup.
1140 Main Street, Napa, California 94559 (www)

Napa City Guide, featuring Raymond Vineyards. What to eat, drink, see, do, and where to stay in Napa, California

Napa City Guide, featuring Charles Krug Winery. What to eat, drink, see, do, and where to stay in Napa, California

Drink

Charles Krug Winery
Absolutely beautiful winery with an interesting family history.
2800 Main Street, Saint Helena, California 94574 (www)

Judd’s Hill Winery
My favorite glass of Sauvignon Blanc lives here. Take a food & wine pairing class for more fun.
2332 Silverado Trail, Napa, California 94558 (www)

Raymond Vineyards
Full of character, especially once you enter the tasting room. Don’t miss the albino peacock!
849 Zinfandel Lane, Saint Helena, California 94574 (www)

Napa City Guide, featuring the Napa Valley Wine Train. What to eat, drink, see, do, and where to stay in Napa, California

See & Do

Blind Wine Tasting at Napa General Store
Very fun activity, and interesting to see how much sight plays a role in taste.
540 Main Street #100, Napa, California 94559 (www)

Grape Crusher Statue
Larger than life statue. Perfect in sunset photos from the Meritage.
Napa Valley Corporate Drive, Napa, California 94558  (www)

Napa Valley Wine Train
Rich history and culture take you on a fun ride through the valley.
1275 McKinstry Street, Napa, California 94559 (www)

Oxbow Public Market
Ah-mazing. My favorites are Kara’s Cupcakes and Gott’s Roadside, though we have them here too.
610 & 644 1st Street, Napa, California 94559 (www)

Napa City Guide, featuring Andaz Napa. What to eat, drink, see, do, and where to stay in Napa, California

Stay

Andaz Napa Hotel
Central location. Loved all of the warm-touches and modern aesthetic. 
1450 First Street, Napa, California 94559 (www)

Meritage Resort & Spa
Secluded and romantic, with a wine cave and free shuttles downtown.
875 Bordeaux Way, Napa, California 94558 (www)

For more information about the latest and greatest in Napa, visit their website.

Have you been to Napa? What are some of your favorites in this area?

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Responses to “Napa City Guide, My Wine Country Favorites”

  1. Danielle

    Would you be willing to share any Sonoma favorites? We’re headed out there this spring.

  2. This looks amazing and would be a perfect anniversary get away!

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  4. […] as expected. I ordered a Cauliflower steak, something I was introduced to during a trip to Napa a few years ago. The waiter was well-versed in the menu and made appropriate suggestions for […]

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