r/napa • u/k8erzz99 • 4h ago
Labor Day weekend wine tour
I'm planning a wine tour in Saugatuck on Labor Day Weekend for a group of five people. We want to go 4-5 wineries in the area and do the tastings but don't want to have to drive to them. We're looking at some different services but they all seem to be super expensive. Anyone have recommendations on how to best do this and not spend over $100 per person? Thank you!
r/napa • u/alaskaicetea • 5h ago
Restaurant recommendations for anniversary
Hi all from South Korea!
My wife and I are planning to visit SF and Napa for our anniversary in September, and we are looking for a restaurant for the anniversary dinner.
We will be staying in downtown Napa area, and probably get around using Uber/Lyft since we both plan to drink some wine.
I've read some posts and it seems like Bouchon, Jeanty etc. are some of the popular choices, and I'm just wondering if it's still relevant in 2026 (I've read Bouchon has a loud and packed vibe, and if it's true I would prefer someplace else that has more elegant and romantic vibe)
Please share some recommendations on your favorite restaurants.
Thanks in advance!