From world-renowned restaurants to favorite local spots, there’s much to explore in St. Helena’s food scene. The small-town with the big experience, St. Helena’s offerings include some serious dining establishments, as well as wineries that offer tasty bites with their pairings.
Packed with mouthwatering restaurants, acclaimed wineries, and abundant Wine Country charm, there are ample excuses to visit St. Helena, CA any time of year.
Whether it’s a special occasion, a break from the kids or just long overdue, a date night with your special someone is always in order. The Napa Valley is chock-full of fantastic places to eat, shop, taste exquisite wines, and enjoy countless other amazing experiences.
While we don’t quite have the bone chilling winter winds we do look for crispness to the air, when that starts to nip at our glass, it can only mean one thing – the holidays are right around the corner.
We could all use a little holiday gift giving inspiration. St Helena has got you covered, with the gift that keeps on giving all the way through March!
The bed and breakfast is an old concept, but locations around Napa Valley use modern amenities and innovative technology to breathe new life into this classic form of lodging. Here are eight spots that do something new without sacrificing the quaint, homey atmosphere that makes a bed and breakfast special in the first place.
You can learn a lot about St. Helena’s wineries in the town’s numerous drop-in tasting rooms, but many also offer tours or fun and educational experiences that will deepen your appreciation of their wines—and of wine in general.
While the city of Napa is an obvious destination for foodies and wine enthusiasts visiting California’s premier wine region, those seeking a more relaxed experience will want to head toward the north end of Napa Valley to what the locals affectionately refer to as “Up Valley.
Ooh la la! Are you craving that home cooked meal in that little bistro in France? Are you daydreaming about a fairy tale chateau with the most incredible wine? Are you missing your daily game of petanque? Look no further. You can experience it all in the Napa Valley.
For a more personal experience, stay in St. Helena at one of these top bed and breakfasts; the innkeepers of these inns are known to provide those extra touches that make staying in such an intimate venue cozy and comforting.
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