Acacia House - St. Helena

Easily the most delicious brunch I’ve ever eaten in 56 years, although admittedly I don’t remember the first years of breakfast I ate, but I know they didn’t come close to Acacia House. Wow. Amazing. And the service was perfect… true hospitality without being too much. I’m staying at the hotel for two nights and checked in last night in time for dinner at Acacia House. Again, the service was excellent. The food… delicious. If you like lamb, do yourself a favor. And the olive oil cake was delicious: flavorful and satisfying, but not overly sweet (ie. perfect). Thank you Acacia House!

This was my favorite brunch in Napa. The atmosphere was the best hands down. I had chilaquiles which were amazing! my sister had the eggs, sausage and potatoes and my dad had the breakfast sandwich. Everything was great, no complaints. The cold brew and tea were also amazing.

Totally underrated restaurant in heart of Napa. Restaurant is open for three meals and have been for all of them (not in one day). It is definitely NOT your typical hotel restaurant. Not much indication they are there, but they are...all day long. Healthy portions for well thought-out food. Whoever is running the kitchen knows what they are doing. I had the bass with chorizo for dinner and crudo to start. Suggestions for lunch would include a monstrous Niçoise Salad and won't go wrong with the California burger. Croissant French toast for breakfast is like having breakfast and dessert simultaneously. Chilaquiles are not to be missed either. If not eating, if you don't stop in for the best Margarita in Napa Valley, you are doing yourself an injustice. When the weather is right, assure you request a table on their patio deck...but sitting inside makes you feel right at home with a hygge aura. Restaurant is carved inside a 100 year old farmhouse. Walk through hotel courtyard after too for some selfies. The star of the show is the service though...its Forbes four-star rated and easy to see why. These guys are over the top accommodating. Go to Acacia House now, thank me later.

Such a cute place! The day we went it was a little chilly so we dined in but I would have rather dined out seating looks so pleasant. Service was perfect, friendly service. Food was amazing while I got the a hamburger it's was so.... good the perfect about of onion and melted cheese. My husband had the mushroom risotto which was also delicious. Would definitely go back and maybe stay at the hotel.

Beautiful, quaint restaurant inside a great (but expensive) hotel. Quintessentially wine country, the decor is understated but inviting, service is great, and the food worthy of the trip by itself. They have a more limited menu during weekend brunch, but try the granola with yogurt you won't regret it. Probably the best one I've had.