Napa
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Dorocke
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Yay! Love love love it!
Jim - we're staying at the Westin in SF, maybe the W if we're lucky- because Todd's there for work and he wants the SPG points. Is Roy's that Hawaiian chain restaurant?
We loved Rombauer winery- great views of the wooded valley and very intimate, personal tasting. Has anyone been to Cliff Lede vineyards? Seems like the views might be fantastic?
Jim - we're staying at the Westin in SF, maybe the W if we're lucky- because Todd's there for work and he wants the SPG points. Is Roy's that Hawaiian chain restaurant?
We loved Rombauer winery- great views of the wooded valley and very intimate, personal tasting. Has anyone been to Cliff Lede vineyards? Seems like the views might be fantastic?
infi
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I virtually live in San Fran there 3 days every week
Restaurants try RN 74, Slanted Door in the Ferry Building, Town House and Salt House are good too. Low key - Indonesia corner of Post and Taylor there is also a good veal house there in the same block- it all depends what you want. French corner of Powell and Suttter that block also has good pubs too.
Mussels try Plouf's in Belden Place (hidden gem that little cul de sac) good Italian and Greek there too I could go on and on
I forgot Anchor & Hope - great seafood and the most extensive worldwide micro beer menu I have every seen
If you tell me the kind of cuisine and ambiance you like I will give you a list of goodies to tru. It's a foodies delight
Restaurants try RN 74, Slanted Door in the Ferry Building, Town House and Salt House are good too. Low key - Indonesia corner of Post and Taylor there is also a good veal house there in the same block- it all depends what you want. French corner of Powell and Suttter that block also has good pubs too.
Mussels try Plouf's in Belden Place (hidden gem that little cul de sac) good Italian and Greek there too I could go on and on
I forgot Anchor & Hope - great seafood and the most extensive worldwide micro beer menu I have every seen
If you tell me the kind of cuisine and ambiance you like I will give you a list of goodies to tru. It's a foodies delight
We stayed in Yountville at the Vintage Inn 2 summers ago. Loved it....it's walking distance to Bottega and Napa Style, although we did not eat there. There are some other good restos around there too. After wine tasting all day and enjoying the afternoon tea provided by the hotel, we were not always hungry for a big meal though. Loved Napa and can't wait to go back.
JEK
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Found an exceptional Napa Chard over the weekend -- Randall Lewis L
http://www.lewiscellars.com/home.php
http://www.lewiscellars.com/home.php
noel
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Funny coincidence for us about Napa. We're not sophisticated wine people, we like almost everything. Anyway, in the late spring of 2010 our New York brother and sister in law decided to spend her 50th in Napa. They invited us out with several friends and everyone planned to stay at the Silverado. Not two weeks later, and before we got there for the birthday, some clients and friends called to say they were buying the Silverado and wanted our firm to help with the deal. So I ended up going to the Silverado three times that summer, and once since. And now it's fun to see the improvements they are making to the place, especially the management and the golf courses. We still don't know much more about wine -- although we know the Silverado Resort is separate from the vineyards.
