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    4.2 (38 reviews)

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    Slow cooked meat was the winner
    Wendy C.

    Service from Gabe was excellent! One of the highlights of our visit was getting to speak with the General Manager about the Rotation concept and hearing about the preparation and collaboration that goes into hosting each chef. It made the experience feel even more unique. We are looking forward to some of the upcoming chef lineups. Even though it was bustling on Saturday, the service team was in it and made us feel well taken care of.

    Robert W.

    I've heard great things about rotation so we were excited to try. Located in the back corner of oxbow market. The featured cuisine was Ukrainian. Despite being a holiday weekend it was pretty quiet during lunch. We tried several items including some from the previous chef. The crab hush puppies were good, but price was $25 for 3. Heirloom tomatoes was also fresh with a delicious herb chutney, but seemed pricey at $18 for what seemed like 1-2 tomatoes. Overall I would say the good was good, not amazing or particularly memorable. But price was quite high even for the area and for the size of the plates. Probably would give this 3.5-4.0 overall

    OHM Coffee
    Terrysue T.

    My friends and I came here for dinner last night to celebrate my birthday. I am a big fan of Lee Anne Wong (doing chef residency for May). I saw her on Top Chef and loved her ever since. I picked this restaurant hoping to see and meet her in person. (Unfortunately she was not there for me to meet her. ) I was looking forward to eating her food (as I have tried her other restaurant in Oahu). My friends and I ordered some dishes to share for appetizers: Kanpachi Crudo, Dumplings All Day Wong, Mussels with waffle fries, and Wood Fired Broccolini. For our entrees, we all were going to each order the Liberty Farms Duck Breast, but they only had one left. The substitute was duck confit. So three of us ordered the duck confit instead. For dessert, we each got our own dessert: Dark Chocolate Cremeux, Ube Cruller, Coconut Panden Panna Cotta, and White Chocolate Cheesecake. ALL the food not only looked amazing, but tasted amazing as well! The flavors and ingredients all went well together! There was not one dish we didn't like. Everything was so good! We also ordered the Ohm Coffee for four to go with our desserts. The coffee had a nice bold flavor to it! One of the additional highlights of the night (besides the amazing food) was our server Markus! He was so full of energy and was so animated! He was hilarious! We all definitely enjoyed having him as our server. They had Chef Lee Anne Wong's cookbook Dumplings All Day Wong for sale which she had previously signed! So my friend and I each bought one. (Just an FYI about the menu: The menu posted outside the restaurant was different than the menu handed to us at our table - possibly due to running out of some items(?)) Overall great experience! Other staff were so friendly and kind as well!

    Special of the Day: Kona Kanpachi Kama w/ ponzu ($14)
    Cherylynn N.

    4.5 STARS It's been 20 years since Lee Anne Wong was on the inaugural season of Top Chef in SF. And, she still looks the SAME! AZN don't raisin. I'm telling you, it's the rice cooker steam and chicken feet! J/k. Starting in February 2026, Rotation By Feast It Forward is a monthly chef residency featuring Top Chef alums and Michelin-starred chefs. They're located at the former C Casa space at Oxbow Market. For AAPI Month (May): Lee Anne Wong is the residency chef. Rezzies are highly recommended. Indoor and outdoor seating. M E N U Pan Asian & Asian Fusion dishes with several daily specials. Full bar. Complimentary sparkling water. F O O D * Kanpachi Crudo w/ rhubarb ponzu, radishes, cucumber, daikon leek puree ($24): https://tinyurl.com/5dhajzwx Great starter to open the palate - the tangy rhubarb ponzu nicely complemented the clean slices of kanpachi, while the radishes and cucumbers added a fresh crunch. * Ahi Poke w/ sesame, shoyu, cucumber, furikake (MP-$28): https://tinyurl.com/yt463nu9 - Limited quantities available. A must order - the ahi poke was pristine, top-tier omakase quality. Firm yet buttery texture, lightly dressed with the shoyu. Served over a bed of lightly seasoned sushi rice. I wished they cooled the rice a bit because raw fish and hot rice is not it. Love the fried wonton chips for texture. * Dumplings All Day Wong (4 pc-$20): https://tinyurl.com/mt7wjnsf Named after Chef Wong's cookbook, this modern twist on Northern Chinese dumplings features a chewy wrapped filled with savory shrimp and water chestnuts...drizzled with chili crisp and an aioli. Great savory, mildly spicy flavors with a welcome creamy crunch from the aioli and toasted rice. * Special of the Day: Kona Kanpachi Kama w/ ponzu ($14): https://tinyurl.com/55xr6zem Served on a sizzling platter, the kama (collar) was rich, juicy, and flaky with a subtle sweetness. Wish the skin was more charred and crispy tho. * Seared Rock Fish w/ xo sauce, scallion, ginger sauce, glazed napa valley veggies & mushrooms ($38): https://tinyurl.com/2jyns727 I prefer raw fish but was curious to try this modern twist on Cantonese steamed fish with ginger and scallions. The fish was overdone and dry, while the veggies were underdone. The piquant, umami flavor was there but the cookery needs work. * Ube Cruller w/ coconut gelato, pandan caramel ($12): https://tinyurl.com/3vavn8j9 Delicately crispy on the outside and custardy in the center, the cruller had pleasant mild nutty sweetness from the ube. Freshly fried, it paired beautifully with the coconut gelato, creating a satisfying warm-cold contrast. Vanilla-y pandan caramel and crunchy toasted coconut tied everything together for this perfect not too sweet dessert. GET THIS! S E R V I C E Awesome 5+ star hospitality from our server, Gabe and the entire team including management and Chef Wong. Everyone was so warm, welcoming, and attentive. They were super sweet to my dogs, immediately offering them water as we were being seated. Prompt food service at the first seating. A M B I A N C E Modern vintage charm with forest green and gold tones. Lovely shaded patio with fire-pit tables, not the most functional tho when doing family style. Overall, we had a very enjoyable meal at Rotation. Absolutely, do not sleep on the ube crullers. 4.5 stars rounded up for the dearth of good AZN food in the area.

    Yummy chicken fried duck!
    Billy M.

    As soon as I saw this concept I knew I had to try this restaurant. The idea of rotating competition chefs is cool. I'm always up for to try new restaurants so rotation definitely fits the bill. The restaurant is modern in styling with shades of green and gold accents. I've been to this restaurant in all its forms and this one I think is the nicest. The chef of the month was Nyesha Arrington. She did not disappoint. Her food had southern roots with some Asian fusion. The most memorable: Chicken Fired Duck with Biscuits/Gravy: The breading on the duck was just yummy and crispy. The gravy was thick enough and peppery. The biscuit was little dense but had good flavor. Oysters De La Soul: this one is a clear winner in my book. Nyesha used collard greens to add depth of flavor. Probably my favorite bite. I could go on about more bites but I realize she is will be gone soon. I guess that's the downside cause I won't get to have more of her food, sadly. However the appeal of this place is on to the next... I can't wait for the next bite.

    Fries
    Sarah E.

    Food was great, i will say the biscuit was undercooked in the middle, very doughy and dense in the center. service was amazing! Can't wait to go back in May for LeeAnn Wongs menu!

    Chef Tristen's March menu 2026
    Stevi B.

    I've been in twice now in the last week- once for lunch and this evening for dinner/Pass the Plate. If I was looking to try somewhere new and walked up to the host stand, I'm not sure I'd be inclined to stay. This evening in particular, (I arrived early- and well before any rush), but a staff member the host directed questions to about my arrival- she put off the vibe of "Yeah whatever- just get her in and out." **Update to this... it was just an off evening because she was great in following visits. Fortunately, I knew what I was coming to Rotation for and why I wanted to be there- so that interaction was just more of a "Noted- don't ask you anything." for me. For lunch the other day we had Colton and this evening, Dan- both of whom were not only excellent with the menu and suggestions, but inviting and pleasant. The hard part about reviewing a location like this beyond the service is that the menu will be ever changing, though alongside the resident chefs, Rotation does boast their in-house Executive Chef, Jeff Mosher, who holds it down in the kitchen daily. So for now- I got to experience several items off of Chef Tristen Epps' menu. The Dasheen churro and the kebab were absolutely fire. I wanted to hold on to each last bite just to savor the flavor. The maitake maafe was chefs kiss with the perfect heat. The geoduck crudo was an impulse try... because you have to when you treat yourself! Texturally it's a hard pass for me (but I already knew that because my feelings are the same for scallop and oyster), but flavor was on point. Perfectly balanced between sweet and heat. The Oakridge Farms Wood Fired Beef wasn't my favorite. Not bad by any stretch, but also not the punch in the mouth of flavor in the way my earlier dishes of the evening were. I LOVE the concept of this restaurant with the guest chefs taking residency each month and really hope it proves to be successful. The seating at the bar and high top tables- not at all comfortable- but I have to imagine that is by design to get you in and out. Chef Nyesha Arrington's menu rolls out 4/3, and I'm looking forward to checking it out before I leave town! Back again!! At this point I'm convinced there will always be something on the menu that makes you just want to savor that last bite for as long as possible. Chef Arrington's chicken fried duck- the whole combo with that peppery gravy- fire! Roasted mushrooms and burrata- I would take a whole dinner plate!

    Black Truffle 3 day oxtails for two
    Shirene B.

    With the new season of Top Chef starting, I decided to Google what Chef Tristen Epps was up to. I discovered he was going to be heading a pop up restaurant called Rotationin Napa. Needless to say, reservations were made without even knowing what was on the menu. We opted for an early dinner but stayed close to three hours. Drinks and food came out at a great pace as I hate feeling rushed as if they just want to turn the table as soon as possible. The staff was great! Our waitress was attentive and gave us her recommendations. The bar manager was very friendly. Now the food. My bf loves beets, but I do not. So he enjoyed the salad while I opted for the apple and cheddar toast. The toast was great. My bf was curious about other dishes, as I was curious about the black cod. But I couldn't come and not have the wagyu oxtails. They were a brand new item on the menu and took Chef three days to make. One to marinate, one to cook and the last to give them a nice finish in the wood burning pizza oven. They definitely were fall off the bone. I wish they had a little more heat or something. Unfortunately they didn't have scotch bonnet sauce. The rice and peas were really good, as was the roti. We had the Pone for dessert and that was really good too. Chef Tristen Epps was super friendly and I can't wait to see what he does in the Bay next. Chef Nyesha Arrington is due for April and I already have my reservations! I can't wait.

    Mama Wong's Cucumbers
    Julie S.

    Wow, Mama Wong did not disappoint. I was so happy to have snagged reservations for dinner on the 2nd to last day her menu was at Rotation. Every dish was so incredibly flavorful and hit that foodie pleasure spot. We tried Mama Wong's Cucumbers, Ulu Fried Feta Cheese, Ahi Poke, Shrimp Dumplings, and the Fried Buttah Chicken. We loved every dish but the dumplings were a stand out for me. Our server was great and sweet to our dog. For dessert we had the Ube Cruller with Coconut Ice Cream and the Dark Chocolate Cremeux with Cardamom lilikoi. My only sadness was that Mama Wong herself wasn't at the restaurant tonight due to filming 24 in 24 cooking competition in Healdsburg. I was so bummed. I love Mama Wong and her food is amaze-balls!!

    This is the celebrity chef that is working this month at Rotation
    Ciro M.

    This is a Ukrainian menu and chef who we enjoyed immensely. I had the cabbage rolls stuffed with duck and my wife had the chicken Kyiv. Both had very evident thoughtful preparation and tasted like high cuisine comfort food. Highly recommend you go try this place!

    T P.

    I visited Rotation in May, towards the end of Food Network's Chef Lee Anne Wong month long residency. Hence the name Rotation; it's a new, renowned chef each month. I made a 1:15 PM reservation. However, it being a Tuesday, the restaurant was partially empty. Monday and Tuesday hours are shorter. Not only did I enjoy freshly made lemonade, her Caesar salad, wagyu dumplings and the ube crueller, chef Lee Anne came by my table more than once ... to see if I had any questions about the menu before I ordered, while I ate my lunch to see how my meal was, to ask if I'd like to see the dessert menu, and after finding one to bring me she described each dessert in detail. Everything was delicious and eye catching. . Side note - I liked the wooden touches and the tall ceiling. There's a lot to look at and being able to look out that large window wall was nice too. Each person on the Rotation staff that I met were so courteous, friendly, and easy to talk to. They came by my table often. It made being a solo diner very comfortable.

    Stephanie G.

    Conveniently located inside the Oxbow Market. Although I had reservations (on a Sunday) you can definitely just walk in. I selected the smoked Trout Deviled Eggs ($22): Classic Southern deviled eggs, smoked Mt Lassen trout, dill pollen, capers, and crispy shallots. For my entree I selected the Buttermilk Fried Chicken with Buttermilk Biscuits ($48): Free-range fried chicken, peach-apricot hot honey, collard green slaw, whipped potatoes, black pepper gravy. The chicken was fried to perfection and the biscuit was incredible (and as a southern belle...I know my biscuits). The trout added a unique and exquisite taste to the deviled egg. I only had a couple of bites at the restaurant because I'd attended several wine tastings with food pairing prior to arrival and I was stuffed. Shortly after arriving I requested to have meal packed to go. Upon receiving my food packed up I noticed that they had disposed of the drumstick (that I'd only taken a bite from. I quickly told my waiter and they prepared a fresh drumstick without hesitation...it was only after arriving home later that night did I realized the initial drumstick wasn't thrown out, it was hiding under the other piece of chicken. I was wrong and they didn't bother correcting me, they simply made another piece of chicken...impeccable service.

    Smoked trout deviled eggs, dungeness crab hushpuppies, charred cabbage
    Cecille P.

    Wow. Just. Wow. What an incredible concept. The chefs rotate thru every month, so it's always new. They get to create their own menu, so you know it's going to be good. Ambiance is outstanding, staff is very engaging. Waiter Aaron is from Napa and was so dynamic to talk to. Chef Lamar Moore was gracious enough to come by and talk to me and even got a photo! Make this a must visit!

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    Amazing service. The food was stellar. Great drinks. Good service. Well come again! Awesome.

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    Grace's Table

    Grace's Table

    4.1
    (2.7k reviews)
    0.5 mi
    $$
    15 years in business
    Family-owned & operated

    When searching for eateries near our resort I saw this one and then the husband was like this one…read moreis near the winery we should go. Say less. Then I saw they had the gravalax salmon that I wanted to try. I always get the bagel and lox when a restaurant has it. Living in Illinois it's far and few between. So that was exactly what I ordered. I like it. It's not smoked and I can't really explain the taste. However, I didn't get the fuzziness On the roof of my mouth that I sometimes get with lox. It was sliced thinner and I liked that too. I didn't try my husband's pancakes but the fingerling potatoes were delicious. Our server was efficient. They knew when and how to bring everything out. The couple seated next to us, I later found out my husband struck up a conversation because he thought the wife was Viola Davis. So now he tells people we met Viola in Napa.

    This place was a must try for a few of us during the wine weekend trip for the long holiday. I…read moremyself have never been but have heard of this place and is on our list. Of course it's right in the heart of downtown so it was perfect for after dinner stroll. We had an early reservation which when we arrived, majority of the tables were empty. There's both indoor and outdoor seating. A few tables along the front patio as well as a bigger sectioned outdoor patio along the side of the restaurant. Indoor is just one big room. There's a bar counter but I don't remember if you can utilize it. Our waitress was a major doll. The sweetest ever and very friendly. Made sure that we were well taken cared off the whole time. Menu wise for both drinks and food was quite nice. I think we were all wined out after the afternoon tasting....lol... So a little cocktail here and there was tried. Food wise, there was a big group so a bunch of starters was had to share. The pork belly was delicious, small but tasty. It was basically just enjoying a nice thick piece of bacon with roasted apples with a glaze. That was a favorite amongst everyone. Prosciutto and burrata with grilled strawberries and micro greens and a balsamic glaze. You can't go wrong with burrata, it was delicious. The cast iron corn bread with lavender honey was another favorite. Something so simple yet so delicious. There was another dish in a grape leaves but I don't remember ordering it. It was tasty. Also, I could have sworn we ordered the beet salad but didn't get it...lol... Could be wrong. Anyways, starters were nice. Entrees, another mix of everything had. We each ordered our own but ended up passing things around to share. The duck confit didn't sound that interesting but someone ordered it and it was quite delicious. Think that was the best dish out of everything we had. The steak and fries were good, did like the seasoning used for the fries. The shrimp boil was ok, sort of flavorless in my opinion. Potatoes, sausage, bell peppers, onions, corn, shrimp tossed in a lobster broth. It was good but lacking some seasoning. Not your traditional shrimp boil as you would think with the loaded seasoning. Roasted chicken with the wild spring vegetables and wild rice pilaf. It's chicken, decent and moist. Still pretty tasty. The halibut with the roasted mix veggies. Nice piece of meat cooked nicely. Classic gnocchi in basil pesto, simple but good. The short rib which I believe was the special. A few piece of meat, with mashed potatoes, grilled onions and corn on the cob. It was good, meat was tender and flavorful. Also a side order of the onion rings which was also a favorite. Nice thick piece with grated Parmesan. Of course we still had to get dessert after all that. Two different one, the cheesecake with fresh fruit and the shortbread cake with creme and fruit. Both were quite tasty and a nice way to finish off a meal even though we were full. Overall, the service was top notch. Service was amazing and our waitress was a major doll. The sweetest and friendliest. Made us feel so welcomed. Drinks, quite good. Food, there was some hit and misses. We did enjoy ourselves and had a nice time. Location is amazing in the heart of downtown. I believe everything is street parking. Another place off the list.

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    Boon Fly Cafe

    Boon Fly Cafe

    4.2
    (2.8k reviews)
    4.2 mi
    $$

    I've eaten here 3 times or so, and each time has been great. This time around, I stopped by to eat…read morelunch; though, they just have a brunch menu that leans more heavily towards the breakfast end of things. - Reuben sandwich: this is just a well-executed classic. It has the standard corned beef, Swiss, sauerkraut, and thousand island on rye. No notes on the sandwich really. Just well done. It came with a side of fries, which were just okay. Not bad. Not great. Just okay. - Dungeness crab Benedict: this is a crab cake topped with poached eggs and a jalapeño hollandaise. Amazing. Very crabby. The hollandaise didn't really taste jalapeño-y nor was it spicy. The side of hash browns was nice enough. Better than the French fries. Since I dropped by on a Monday, I only had to wait 10 minutes or so to get seated. If you go on a weekend, be prepared to wait some time. And the parking lot is rather cramped as well during the busy times. The servers are always very pleasant and attentive.

    Boom Fly's food is still very nice after all these years. We started with some banana bread (that…read morehad some unexpected toppings) & it was lovely. The waitress was kind friendly, although she disappeared at the end and a gentleman came up to check us out, which I always find odd (when they don't transition & let us know one of them is going to be taking a break etc. and one of them is going to be working there Station ... had our waitress stayed till the end. I simply would've shared the following information with her ...). I think the most surprising thing about the ambience this time was the fact that we sat in a corner booth (towards the front door), which used to be a favorite space for me ironically, and the white wood blinds were absolutely filthy. I mean a layer of dust & gunk on them like they hadn't been cleaned since the last time I sat there (years). I waitressed for a long time and I can tell you that people will judge a restaurant's cleanliness by the dining area: If the dining area is not clean, it makes the kitchen suspect. Boon Fly pays a lot of detail to a lot of other little details, so I'm hoping they will take a harder look at the dining room surroundings and make sure those get genuinely cleaned.

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    The espresso maker and back bar at the BoonFly
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    Breakfast Flatbread
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    Winston’s Cafe & Bakery

    Winston’s Cafe & Bakery

    4.5
    (520 reviews)
    0.6 mi
    $$
    Family-owned & operated
    Grab-and-go

    Excellent brunch spot on a Saturday morning! We had a very pleasant dining experience at Winston's…read moreCafe & Bakery. Grab a menu and stand in line. They will take your order at the counter where you will pay for your meal. If you order coffee, they will call your name from the coffee counter to your left. Find a table, and they will bring your food to you. It was pretty crowded when we went. There is both indoor and outdoor seating. Thankfully, we found a table for a party of 5 quickly. Food was delicious. I cannot say more! Everything we ate was prepared to perfection. This is definitely a family-owned small business that you want to patronize on a regular basis.

    I was really looking forward to this spot based on all the high reviews, but it ended up being…read morepretty underwhelming for our first meal in Napa. The restaurant has a counter-service setup where you order first and then find a table, but the layout is a bit tough. There isn't really any free space to stand and review the menu before getting in line without completely blocking the way. I ended up ordering an almond croissant and the loaded chorizo potatoes. I was so excited for the potatoes since it combines three of my favorite things: potatoes, hollandaise, and chorizo. Unfortunately, the taste just didn't live up to the presentation. The chorizo tasted nothing like traditional chorizo, almost like a completely different meat. The dish was heavily doused in sauce that it totally overpowered the flavor. I didn't even manage to eat half of the serving. The saving grace was definitely the almond croissant, which was delicious. It was perfectly buttery yet crispy, and topped with just the right amount of almonds and chocolate. Overall, I think the main breakfast dishes are worth skipping. I don't think I would return here for a meal, but if I had to come back, I would strictly stick to their pastries.

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    Two egg breakfast
    Two egg breakfast
    Citrus Roll, chocolate croissant, seasonal scone
    Citrus Roll, chocolate croissant, seasonal scone
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    Napkins

    Napkins

    4.1
    (1.8k reviews)
    0.3 mi
    $$$

    We are so glad to find this place at last minute on a Friday in Napa! I'm surprised it's not busy…read morebecause the food is amazing!! I highly recommend the halibut I got. The fish is tender and fresh. It even came with a grilled prawn. What I even love more is the side dishes which is charred cauliflower, asparagus and potatoes. I finished the whole plate and definitely want to come back just for this dish! We didn't get to try the dessert this time but we will definitely come back!

    TLDR: Super attentive service in an adorable classy space. Instagram worthy drinks but food…read morecould've used a bit more attention Our waiter was the sweetest guy. He told us about the specials and I took him up on the special: shrimp ravioli in lobster sauce. Sadly, it was very bland and lacked the "lobster" flavor in the thick sauce. The drinks were awesome. Totally recommend the drinks: Midnight in Italy and Fume Midnight in Italy was basically a very well served Manhattan. But it was gloriously served. Giant cube ice cube, really lovely rye whiskey and the perfect orange garnish that added to the senses as you sipped Fume arrived in a light fixture like glass box that you open to retrieve your drink. It's filled with smoke to add to the drink's experience. My hands smelled like smoke hours after the dinner. The drink was tasty. The grilled pineapple was tasty. But it was more showy than tasty. Baker brie was insanely delish. It was the best baked Brie I had. Perfectly balanced with the honey and pistachio. The iceberg wedge salad was as you would've expected. Decent sized Maybe we didn't ordered the dishes that they were most popular for so I was disappointed. Will have to come back and try another round. Especially for the drinks.

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    Cool bar, retro photos and ceiling
    Cool bar, retro photos and ceiling
    Vegetable wellington
    Vegetable wellington
    Pasta seafood Napa

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    Pasta seafood Napa

    Rotation By Feast It Forward - tradamerican - Updated July 2026

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