you can order just about anything here, and it will guarantee to impress…read more open kitchen with herbs hanging overhead, bright lit orange tones, incredibly talented staff, and fantastic food. they carry over the excellence from the press, and deliver it in bombshell breakfasts. one visit here, and you'll never be able to stay away.

Had their almond and plain croissant. Both were okay, nothing special. I honestly wish their…read morecroissants were more fluffy and airy, it's more dense. The almond croissant has a sweet taste a bit and it's because there's a bit of orange mixed in with the topping. The staff was polite although they gave my friend the incorrect item and later found out the correct item was given to another person by mistake - mislabeling the displays. This was during the last hour on a Sunday. I wouldn't return, I can find better pastries elsewhere.

Everything about this place was pleasant, from the person answering the phone to make my…read morereservation to the young man that guided our tastings. I will say that Jose was absolutely a pleasure, so excited to share the story and history of the winery. So knowledgeable and patient, making sure to refill our water constantly while he indulged us with fun facts about the vineyard. I would 100% recommend you try this place. 10/10 The ambiance is perfect, things feel customized; and again I know our experience would be have been the same with Jose and his pleasant, and joyful demeanor.

This review is long overdue. I visited in March 2024, but after writing about a recent…read moredisappointing wine tasting at another winery, I felt like I had to share my experience at Joseph Phelps, which was amazing. We arrived a little before our reservation, and the tasting room was just getting ready to open, but the staff welcomed us in with a glass of wine. The winery is upscale and elegant, with a beautiful open view of the vineyard. It's in a quiet, secluded area, so if you're looking for a private and relaxed experience, this is the place. Our SOM was great -- knowledgeable and very professional. We had plenty of time to enjoy the wines at our own pace and weren't rushed at all. Since the patio seatings weren't taken yet, they even let us sit wherever we wanted while checking out the winery. This is the only Napa winery I've been recommending to friends and family without hesitation, and it's one of the few wineries I wouldn't mind visiting again.

Got the fungi bruschetta and the polenta tots and didn't really love either. Was disappointed given…read morethe hype and good reviews.

Perfect for rounding out the wine tasting experience. Service was fast and friendly, the outdoor…read moretasting area is spacious and covered. We loved the polenta tots and funghi bruschetta, and look forward to trying more.

Never too late to post a review. We wanted to visit Pritchard Hill with my husband grandpa…read morePritchard many years ago. We purchased a few bottles of wine. We saved this 2006 Cab to open on our 30th anniversary on Valentines day

This is such a picturesque winery in Napa Valley. It is worth the windy drive. Chappellet Winery is…read morerich in history, founded in 1967 by Donn and Molly Chappellet, this family-owned winery has carved a niche for itself by its unique location on Pritchard Hill. Donn and Molly Chappellet were pioneers in recognizing the potential of hillside vineyards in Napa Valley. How is this spot different? Chappellet has a challenging terrain. Situated at altitudes ranging from 800 to 1,800 feet, the grapes face a daily struggle against the elements. The steep, rocky slopes and well-drained, volcanic soils create an environment where vines must work harder. You might think the struggle would hurt the grapes. However, this struggle is precisely what gives the grapes their complexity. At these elevations, the vines experience greater exposure to sunlight and cooler temperatures, leading to a slower ripening process. Amazing! I'll say this.... I bought a case.