Still worth the drive.. Great product…read more. Olive oil & basalmic are my family staples. This is the place...quality & price. I still miss their presence in Napa, but it's my reason for the extra drive to St Helena. Also a simple space for a quick picnic table meal. Winner-A+

First time for us. We met Stefano who told us a little history about his families store. He's a…read moresuper cool guy. Cutest store. We were here to buy olive oil. There are so many great products from Italy. Besides the olive oil, we bought a few focaccia breads and one pot meals which he suggested. We will definitely return every time we are in Napa. Thank you, Stefano for your kindness and great service.

Their sandwiches are so good!…read more We wanted something to tide us over in between tastings. There were plenty of seats and the weather was perfect for sitting outside. Also, kudos to the staff! We accidentally left a jacket. We didn't remember where we left it, so we started checking places. After a few phone calls, we found it. The staff found it and we were able to recover it. We are so appreciative!

My first time at this quaint but upscale store. What a cute store! Delicious sandwiches, wine,…read moresodas, etc. Coffee bar. Dessert area. Great to grab picnic items for any reason. I picked up a sandwich and a few things for my drive to the airport. I had plenty of time so I stopped by a winery for the shade and scenery, ate 1/2 my sandwich, it was big. Unfortunately I couldn't take it home. I normally don't order a pastrami sandwich but it was one of the specials of the day and I was not disappointed. The only thing lacking is friendly service. Maybe it was an off day, but a smile or warmth would have been appreciated.

Small husband and wife owned farm located in the city of Yountville that provides fruits,…read morevegetables and herbs to TKRG Thomas Keller Restaurant Group. If you're looking for produce for your restaurant definitely visit a farm where the owner is really proud of his products.

Anyone who's into high end food knows that Peter Jacobsen has been providing produce for some of…read morethe highest end restaurants for quite some time. The French Laundry and Atelier Crenn come to mind when thinking of his clients. Being a dentist (and of one of my friend's friends in fact), it's interesting that one always follows their path to happiness and it shows in the end product. If only vegetables were like this when I was a child I probably would have appreciated them much more. It's better to discover late than never!

Another great lunch for a reasonable price up in St Helena. Went wine tasting at our usual spots in…read morenearby Rutherford and Azteca never fails us when we are hungry and want something quick and budget friendly. My al pastor super burrito was tasty and as filling as usual. My wife ordered 3 tacos (lengua, chicken and beef cheek) and they were all tender and flavorful. We also ordered their creamy guacamole and a couple of pieces of chicharone, which was very crispy and authentic. Definitely give it a try if in the area!

Hands down the Best tacos in town. I enjoy them on the outside patio with an ice cold modelo…read more The staff always have smiles on their faces and make me feel welcome. If visiting St Helena I recommend stopping in for a bite.

A local organic farm with a weekend farmstand. It is run by Sequoia and Farmer Tom. Very friendly…read moreand down to earth folks. They had all kinds of fresh veggies when I was theretoday. Zucchini, eggplant, and some nice sweet peppers for me. They have a huge selection of hierloom tomatoes for like half what wholefoods was asking when I was there this morning to get coffee. They have a llama in the animal haven :)

This is a very small farmers market compared to what I am used to. There was a variety of vendors…read morethough. Some were selling jewelry, cutting boards, fresh fruit and vegetables. The vendors were all very kind and welcoming. It is also a rain or shine market! It happened to be sprinkling when we were here. Overall, if you're looking for fresh fruits and veggies in Calistoga, it seems like a good stop on your Saturday morning.

There are a ton of fresh, beautifully colored fruits and veggies available and what got me was the…read morefresh seafood that was also available for purchase. We got some smoked salmon and poke. There were a few booths that had an assortment of items for sale such as painted rocks that would glow in the dark, pottery, fabrics, and jewelry. Everyone here was extremely nice and welcoming. Each vender was proud of their work and was more than exited to display their items. It's a small Farmer's Market but it was a delight to walk through.

The location is wrong in Yelp, they're located in Carmel, not St Helena…read more So happy to find this little gem, they have many selections of olive oil, balsamic, sauces and jams, and best of all, there were all available for us to try. This is a cute little shop with lot of things to offer other than olive oil, they have some cute little kitchen stuffs and souvenir gifts which are all so cool to have.

super cute spot to get olive oil. what caught our attention was the crowd inside so we went inside…read more the olive oil makes great gifts and you can sample all of the olive oils including vinaigrettes too! :)

I've been going to Giugni's since I was a teen, it was the after-school spot and it still hits…read moreevery single time. They never skimp on the meat, cheese, or toppings, and the bread + deli selection means you can create so many different sandos. Right in the center of Main Street, perfect for a picnic or a quick bite anytime. The space is always clean, and I love the variety of snacks and drinks they carry. And of course... the iconic Giugni Juice. A true local fave that never disappoints. Still one of my go-to Napa Valley staples.

I've loved going to Guini in St. Helena since I was in college, and even though I'm not in town…read moreoften anymore, I still make it a point to stop by when I can. It's the only place I know that has white sharp cheddar cheese, which I love on sandwiches, and I always get their Guini juice on the side. That said, I was a bit taken aback by the pricing on my most recent visit. I completely understand that prices go up, but my veggie sandwich was listed at $13.75 and I was charged $17.75. It turns out certain breads are an upcharge, but that wasn't communicated--I only realized after I had already paid. I also asked for pepperoncini and was charged $3, even though it's supposed to be $1.75. On top of that, it looks like I was charged for cucumbers, even though they're listed as part of the vegetarian sandwich, which feels a bit misleading. I've never had this issue before, so next time I'll definitely double-check pricing or order online since that's always been accurate for me. I still enjoy the food, just wish pricing and add-ons were more clearly communicated.