Top Napa Rehearsal Dinner Venues

Discover Napa Valley from Andaz Napa, a boutique hotel downtown. Be inspired by the charm of Napa Wine Country, experience essential Napa, including Oxbow Public Market and the Napa Valley Wine Train, both located within walking distance. Explore the arts, wine, and culinary culture through exclusive hotel events, a tasting room, and world-class dining. With a prime location in downtown Napa, Andaz boutique spaces are the ideal complement to wedding celebrations at nearby venues. Host an unforgettable pre-or post-wedding gathering, with convenient hotel room blocks for your party. Or celebrate your love in downtown Napa in a romantic setting, right here at Andaz, ideal for rehearsal dinners, bridal showers, farewell brunches, or any otherwedding event. Take the stress out of wedding planning when you partner with a dedicated specialist who will handle the details, from coordinating a sunset rehearsal dinner to arranging accommodations for your party. Choose from four flexible spaces, including a dining room perfect for rustic rehearsal dinners. From catering to event coordination, Andaz experts handle the details, so you can focus on celebrating. Cater your event with innovative menus of creative California cuisine, crafted with vibrant local produce and natural ingredients native to the Napa Valley. Let Andaz culinary experts transform your event into an extraordinary dining experience. Arrange discounted group stays in boutique rooms and lofts, perfectly located in downtown Napa. Whether you are creating a bridesmaids luncheon, a business meeting or an intimate cocktail gathering, our Napa Valley catering team is passionate about pure foods and flavors. Enhance your meetings and events with fresh, seasonal farm-to-table cuisine that reflects what’s growing in the wine country. Plan an unforgettable incentive trip, corporate retreat, or small conference in more than 9,000 square feet of space across several dynamic venues that are designed to inspire and ignite creativity. Experience downtown Napa the Andaz way, with a host of activities like wine tastings and music nights happening at the hotel. Walk to destinations and attractions in Napa including the Napa Valley Wine Train and hot air balloon rides. The boutique hotel is moments from restaurants and shops on Main Street. Featuring distinct architectural charm, the four flexible event spaces totaling 9,000 square feet are sure to enhance any occasion. From a communal dining room and handsome meeting spaces to the unique terrace with firepits, the venues are the perfect setting for intimate events in downtown Napa.

A contemporary urban boutique hotel in a converted historic building located in downtown Napa, walking distance to everything downtown has to offer. Inspired by small European art hotels, unique original artwork and modern decor are featured throughout the property. The independent concept caters to self-sufficient travelers that value design, features, and location without plentiful amenities and services. While the staff is onsite during the day, guests can easily self-check-in and access rooms and common areas with keypad door codes. Accommodations include 5 stunning Loft Suites, 10 stylish rooms off an open-air courtyard, and a freestanding Bungalow. Property features include the swanky Lobby Lounge, DiningRoom/BoardRoom/ZoomRoom, Courtyard, Garden, and a common Kitchen and Pantry which are accessible to guests at any time. They look forward to welcoming you, cheers! Smart, sleek, and sophisticated. Each thoughtfully designed room features unique original artwork, automatic adjustable beds, large QLED smart tv’s, bluetooth clock speakers, free WiFi, remote ac/heat, rainfall showerheads, heated washlet bidet toilets, and a complimentary bottle of wine. Accommodation options include 10 Courtyard rooms, 5 Loft Suites, and a freestanding Bungalow. Select your specific accommodations based on your preferences. Property common spaces include their Lounge, DiningRoom/BoardRoom/ZoomRoom, Kitchen, Pantry, and Garden. Relax in their swanky Lounge with a book and a glass of wine in front of the sleek fireplace. Host your next private event, company retreat, or Zoom meeting in our DiningRoom/BoardRoom/ZoomRoom. Help yourself to complimentary breakfast items in our Kitchen and Pantry. Soak up the sun in their lush Garden seating area. These are common spaces for our guests to enjoy during their stay, cheers! The Lounge is located in the lobby of their Loft Building. A swanky common space for all of their guests to enjoy. Features include a sleek gas fireplace, imported Italian chandeliers and furnishings, and stunning large scale artwork. A great space to relax while reading a book, playing a game, and sipping on a glass of wine. This space is available for private events. The DiningRoom/BoardRoom/ZoomRoom is a versatile space features a large farm table that seats up to 10 people, and large scale artwork that slides open to reveal a 60 inch QLED smartTV with full ZoomRoom camera features and functionality. This space is available for all of our guests to enjoy, and is a great space to host a private event, meeting, company retreat, or Zoom session. The Garden, located in the back of the property, is an outdoor seating area enclosed by greenery. Guests are welcome to enjoy this space during daylight hours.

When Luna's founders first laid eyes on the Luna property in 1995, they instantly recognized the magic and the amazing potential of its estate vineyard, perfectly located along the Silverado Trail. They bought the property and followed their dream, building a winery that paid tribute to the varietals that set Napa Valley apart. The original founders brought tradition engrained by Italian ancestors, to embrace local processes that would sustain a deep and abiding respect for the Napa region. Luna was the first family-owned winery to plant the visionary Italian varietal of Pinot Grigio on the estate vineyard, on the eastern hillside of the Silverado Trail. From the farming methods that sustain the rich and bio-diverse ecosystem of the Estate Vineyard to the dense rocky subsoil of the Game Farm Vineyard, Luna believes that the most important part of winemaking happens in the vineyard. Our winemaking team maintains a deep and abiding respect for the land, tilling the soil as little as possible, and restricting the use of chemicals and fertilizers. Hand picking and multiple sorting techniques are complemented by our proven practices of native yeast fermentation and extended maceration, which combine to yield exceptional results. Beyond the core varietals for which Luna is known, they continue to expand their portfolio of award-winning wines, made truly great by their exceptional vineyard sites, natural fermentation methods, and a minimum of intervention in the cellar. Luna is proud to continue their founding values, giving science and creativity equal respect. 2020 celebrates Luna’s 25th anniversary when in 1995, the winery was born at the foot of the Silverado Trail in the Napa Valley. The Luna team set out to produce cherished Italian varietals like Pinot Grigio and Sangiovese. It comes as a surprise to many that Sangiovese is the grape used for the well-known Chianti, made in the Tuscany region of Italy. With the wave of Italian immigrants in the late nineteenth to the early twentieth century, producing Sangiovese in Sonoma and Napa Valley was common. As Cabernet became king, it soon replaced the Sangiovese varietal in the valley. Twenty-five years later, esteemed winemaker Shawna Miller leads the winery with unique Sangiovese sourced from some of the best vineyard sites in Napa Valley, including Game Farm Vineyard in Oakville. In these shallow, rocky soils, the stressed vines produce superior quality Sangiovese.

Cheers to you from Archer Hotel in Downtown Napa! This hotel is wine country chic and urban boutique. Archer Hotel Napa serves up an elevated wine country experience in the heart of its urban, walkable downtown Napa neighborhood. On First Street Napa — downtown’s buzzy district with a bevy of innovative merchants, chefs, and tasting rooms. Melding the casually elegant, always-welcoming sensibility of downtown Napa with viticulturally inspired design, five-star comfort and the valley’s only open-air, destination rooftop, Archer Hotel Napa offers luxe guest rooms and balcony-clad suites, curated touches and treats, local-favorites Charlie Palmer Steak and Sky & Vine Rooftop Bar, plus a sincere staff always at your service. Don't wait... your room is ready. Dining is back, and of course as scrumptious as ever, in the restaurant or to go at Charlie Palmer Steak at Archer Hotel Napa. Amplify your morning with a favorite java from Napa’s own cult Ohm Coffee Roasters' full-service coffee bar, then indulge in mornings the way they are meant to be — with lemon ricotta pancakes, avocado toast with smoked salmon or crab benedict with breakfast tater tots. The seasonal bounty of Napa Valley's agricultural and viticultural regions inspires the bold, American-style dinner menus under the direction of executive chef Francisco Lopez Jr. Applying a straightforward approach in the kitchen, the casually elegant eatery with an active downtown vibe showcases artisanal American beef alongside superbly prepared seafood, chicken, chops and vegetarian fare. Experience downtown Napa's haute rooftop bar atop Archer Hotel — a breathtaking experience unlike any other in the valley. Enjoy the picture-perfect panoramic valley views just beyond the city while savoring bites inspired by the viticultural region. Relax in comfy lounge seating or modern rockers, vino in hand, amid potted olive trees and living topiary sculptures. Reserved for private dining and cocktail events, the chef’s show kitchen brings artistic energy that wows and culinary experiences sure to delight. Cozy, crackling stone fire pits, ambient festoon lighting and starlit California skies complete the scene beautifully as downtown Napa's premier rooftop experience comes to full, sparkling life. Archer's destination rooftop invites you to sip, savor and truly experience the valley on an entirely new level.

Edward Churchill and his wife, Mary, moved to Napa from Rochester, N.Y., in 1878, when he became the cashier of the James H. Goodman Bank (later sold to the Bank of Italy), which in 1930 became the Bank of America. He and Mary built the Churchill Manor in 1889 on Brown Street (then named Grant Street), considered to be the original street of the Napa founders. Neighboring mansions included one owned by George Goodman of the Goodman Library on First Street, and the Manasse Mansion, built by an executive of the Sawyer Tannery. At nearly 10,000 square feet, Churchill Manor was reputedly the largest home in the Napa Valley at the time. After finishing it, Churchill built what is now known as Cedar Gables, which he presented to his son as a wedding gift in 1891. Times were good for these early aristocrats. The Napa River was an active steamship route, and San Franciscans would sail up the Napa River to attend large parties at the Churchill Manor. Churchill also owned the Golden Ribbon Beer Company and the Tokalon Vineyard near Rutherford. He died suddenly in 1903, when, in a flu-induced delirious state, he mistakenly drank from a bottle of carbolic acid. His wife and daughter continued to live at the Manor and later his granddaughter, Dorothy, lived there. It is rumored that the family suffered financially during the Depression and Prohibition. In any case, Dorothy began to take on boarders. Most of these were teachers, who by all accounts lived a rather “Bohemian” lifestyle. She began to rent the beautiful mansion out for large weddings. The residence left the Churchill family in 1956. The next several tenants included the Napa State hospital, a commune and a group of male college students who earned rent by hosting weddings there. The Mansion, however, was falling apart, and plans were made to tear it down for apartments. Horrified preservationists went to work to save it, and the Churchill Manor became the first Napa residence to be placed on the National Registry. A Hawaiian couple bought the Mansion in the 1980s, intending to refurbish it for use as a bed and breakfast inn. By that point, the neighborhood had fallen from its former glory and was considered to be a bad part of town. The project was more than the couple could handle and they threw in the towel in 1987. About this time, Brian Jensen, an engineer and contractor from Montana, had been living and working on the Peninsula. He had done some remodeling work for Joanna Guidotti, then a vice president and tax attorney with Bank of America, and the two had started dating. Although he liked many things about the Bay Area, Jensen was homesick for the kind of community spirit he’d known in Montana. He loaded his pickup truck and drove from city to city looking for it. He found it in Napa and invited Guidotti to join him here. The two were having breakfast one morning when Guidotti saw the ad for the Mansion in the Register. They drove by to check it out, made an offer on it, and moved in on New Year’s Eve in 1987. Although the museum quality redwood interiors fortunately had not been damaged, the place was in bad shape. Part of the floor on the second story bowed over six inches. It rained inside the sunroom as much as it did outside. The two set to work and within a month had their first room ready for rent, which they offered for $75 a night. By spring the following year, weddings were again being held on the grounds. A few years later, Jensen tried his hand in the kitchen, hoping to reduce some of the catering costs. Today, couples book there in part because of his skills as a chef, and guests report that they use his recipes, such as Flambeed Amaretto Shrimp, in kitchens all over the country. Thanks to their hard work, the home has been restored and is one of the most beautiful architectural treasures in Napa. Every room is a work of art. By their count, Jensen and Guidotti have hosted 1,000 weddings that 100,000 people from all over the world have attended, and Guidotti has coordinated all of them. They credit their staff, most of whom have been there for over 10 years, with much of their success. Over the years, Churchill Manor has been recognized in virtually every “best of” lodging guidebook in the country. Everything they do in and to the house has to hold up to a litmus test of being functional, pristine and preserving antiquity. Although both are intense about their work, they are warm, caring and easy conversationalists: the perfect hosts for a bed and breakfast.

Domaine Carneros is a singular winery best known as a small grower-producer of sparkling wine, Pinot Noir, estate vineyards, and a breathtakingly beautiful château. Founded by the noble family behind Champagne Taittinger, Claude Taittinger's search for a worthy U.S. counterpart began in the late 1970s. In 1987 he selected a 138-acre parcel in the heart of Carneros, Napa Valley, and chose Eileen Crane to oversee the development of the Taittinger style in Carneros. In 2020, after 33 years, Crane passed the torch to a new CEO, Remi Cohen, whose role carries on the Taittinger tradition of visionary female leadership. Ushering in a new era of Domaine Carneros, Cohen brings two decades of experience in all facets of the wine industry to the château. The heart of Domaine Carneros has always been the méthode traditionelle sparkling wines, with distinctive styles ranging from the classic vintage-dated Brut cuvee to the luxury Le Rêve Blanc de Blancs. In 1992 they added rich, complex Pinot Noir to their portfolio and their passion for sparkling and still wines continues to grow. All of their wines proudly hail from the Carneros appellation, and 100% of their fruit comes from our six estate vineyards comprising 400 acres. As anyone who has driven between Napa and Sonoma can tell you, the Domaine Carneros château is a stunning regional landmark. Join them for tableside service on the terrace or in the salon and savor the spirit of the Northern California wine country. The Domaine Carneros château is a California wine country landmark. Inspired by the classic 18th century Château de la Marquetterie in Champagne, France - home of Champagne Taittinger - the Domaine Carneros château was completed in 1989. Situated atop a knoll surrounded by estate, the château brings to Carneros the elegant style of the French wine country. With its grand staircase, formal gardens, expansive outdoor terraces, marble-floored fireside salon and breathtaking views of vine-covered hills, it is an incomparably royal setting for savoring fine sparkling and still wines, and for events. From using owl boxes for natural pest management to taking grape pomace from every harvest and feeding it to local cattle, Domaine Carneros has farmed sustainably since the late 1980s. In 2013, they became certified sustainable. Each year, they go through an assessment and audit for ensuring that our sustainable efforts are always-improving and benefit the environment, their employees, the community, and the grapes and wine.

• Spaces for 140 Guests
• 1 Event Space

The Napa Women’s Club (NWC) Clubhouse is a spacious, vintage, historic building ideal for meetings, conferences, private parties, receptions or special events. The Clubhouse is among the most affordable events venues to rent in Napa and is conveniently located in the heart of downtown.

A steakhouse is more than just meat. It’s another American big idea reflected in the generous portions and robust flavors of straightforward classic cooking. Despite decades of revolving food fads, the steakhouse remains an American institution, made even more significant when staged by Charlie Palmer, known for his signature Progressive American style in both food and design. Lighter and leaner than the dark wood and dim lit model, Charlie Palmer’s neo-traditional steakhouses have a wide appeal: more modern retreat than dated men’s club. Leaning toward organic design, natural palette décor with the use of striking textural accents, Charlie Palmer’s steakhouses pose a sleek, contemporary rustic-luxe setting that translates and replicates well, making each seem like a heritage location no matter where it lands. As a steakhouse, they do place an extra focus on buying meat directly from small producers who are focused on giving them cleaner, more fully flavored beef. And they also continuously upgrade the core customary cuts with meat that adheres to new sourcing practices. But they don’t drop the ball on quality sourcing any of our entree offerings, whether by land or by sea. Their chefs also work to expand on produce-driven dishes that are thematically relevant to the steakhouse concept while pleasing an ever-growing vegetarian population. And because the main courses often come with the freedom to mix and match side dishes, it’s easy to please any group in a steakhouse setting, no matter how varied. That’s what makes Charlie Palmer Steak perfect for entertaining: like a private club without the dues. Welcome to Charlie Palmer Steak at Archer Hotel Napa, where celebrated chef Charlie Palmer shapes menus in bold American style, inspired by the surrounding Napa Valley agricultural and viticultural regions. Rooted in the pursuit of the best ingredients and a straightforward approach in the kitchen, Charlie Palmer Steak Napa showcases artisanal American beef under the influence of local wine country flavors. Private dining is offered when the occasion calls for more than just a reservation. From a birthday party for 12 to an anniversary fete for 50, let their hospitality wizards provide the planning you need to create a memorable event.

• Spaces for 50-300 Guests
• 1 Hotel
• 1 Ballroom
• 3 Outdoor Spaces

Allow Napa’s unspoiled beauty to surround you as you escape from the hectic pace of city life and enjoy wine country at River Terrace Inn. Within easy walking distance to various tasting rooms, restaurants, The Culinary Institute of America, Oxbow Public Market, the Napa Valley Wine Train, as well as various nightlife options, River Terrace Inn is the perfect location to enjoy the best of downtown Napa. A sensual and stimulating river front environment for your Napa group gathering, events, celebrations and get-togethers. Surrounded by the energy of downtown Napa and the beauty of the Wine County, River Terrace Inn is an enchanting river front environment for your next Napa incentive group, outdoor welcome reception or luncheon, morning banquet, unique weddings or wine event. River Terrace Inn features over 10,000 square feet of inspiring outdoor event spaces directly on the Napa River and nature preserve. River Terrace Inn's professional event planners and catering team attend to every detail - from menus to photographers to specialty décor and entertainment - ensuring your Napa event is flawless. River Terrace Inn is the perfect location for romantic weddings and special celebration in Napa. An exquisite wedding or celebration overlooking the Napa River, Terrace Inn's California Wine Country location features 5,400 square feet of elegant indoor and outdoor function space, accommodating up to 300 guests. Celebrate with style in a dramatic setting with captivating décor of warm woods, rich leathers and fabrics, and glowing stone hearths. Enjoy unforgettable wedding or celebration festivities at Terrace Inn's incredible outdoor venues, featuring romantic fire pits, lighted trees and stunning views of the Napa River.

Perfecting the old California classics, Robert Biale Vineyards has become a revered standard of heritage vineyard Zinfandel and Petite Sirah in Napa Valley. From the wineries’ inception, the Biale Founders have cherished the tradition of historic old vines (some dating to the 1880s!) and prize the small quantity of concentrated and intense fruit that they produce. Diligent farming, expressive terroir, and superb elegance are the winery’s hallmarks. Among the winery’s portfolio of 20 wines that are crafted by Winemaker Tres Goetting, Black Chicken Zinfandel is the flagship–and has become a benchmark for the varietal. It all started in the 1940s when 14-year-old Aldo Biale helped his mother to make ends meet by selling to insider Napans–along with eggs and produce–some of the family’s homemade Zinfandel. Over the old “party line” phone system, the code words “a Black Chicken” signified a jug of bootleg wine…and kept nosy neighbors and the authorities from finding out about Aldo’s underground Zinfandel operation! Napa’s booming wineries had basically collapsed during Prohibition, decimating the demand for wine grapes. And yet, in 1937, only 4 years after the repeal of Prohibition at the tail end of the Great Depression, Pietro Biale had the grit and the foresight to plant Zinfandel vines among all his other produce on his new ranch on the valley floor. Pietro and his family could not eke out a living from their ranch alone, so Pietro worked a second job at the local rock quarry. Tragedy struck in 1942 when an explosion at the quarry took Pietro’s life, leaving behind a tenacious widow, Cristina, and their 13-year-old son, Aldo. Deeply saddened, but ferociously determined, Aldo and his mother shouldered the burden of the farm where they continued to grow walnuts, prunes, Zinfandel, and other fruits and vegetables, as well as a hundred chickens at a time. Cristina never remarried, so teenaged Aldo needed to supplement the ranch income, just like his father had done. That’s when Aldo learned to make wine from his Uncle Angelo. He sold his jugs of Zin to friends and neighbors on the “down low”, and the phone started ringing regularly for re-orders…The Biale’s phone was a party line, so nosy neighbors could listen in on conversations, including orders for produce, eggs, and a jug of Aldo’s homemade wine from barrels he hid in the barn. Then, as now, any commercial activity involving alcohol was highly regulated by government agencies of various acronyms, and any violation of federal, state, or local regulations was severely penalized. So Aldo needed a way to keep the orders coming over the party line without divulging his clandestine wine operation. He needed a code name… Aldo’s ranch was known for its legions of white leghorn chickens for laying eggs and serving for supper. Perhaps it was not much of a stretch for the 14-year-old Aldo to look to them for the code name for his secret wine. So that there would be no confusion, he changed the color and dubbed a jug of his inky dark Zinfandel Gallina Nera–Black Chicken. Soon phone calls started coming over the party line with customers requesting, for example, “2 dozen eggs, some zucchini, prunes, walnuts and a Gallo Nero.” In the decades to come, Aldo delivered these produce and “black chicken” orders personally on Fridays. Not all of Aldo’s grapes were made into his Black Chicken Zin. Most of the grapes were sold to St. Helena’s Cooperative Winery, where they were processed into wine along with similar California old vine vineyards, filling countless bottles of good quality Gallo Hearty Burgundy.

Bouchaine is the oldest continuously operating winery in Carneros, a region located on the southern tip of Napa Valley. In the late 1880s, a Missouri-born settler named Boon Fly planted grapes and fruit trees on the property. An Italian winemaker named Johnny Garetto bought the land in 1927 and farmed it until 1961, when he sold to Beringer. After 20 years as a storage facility, the dilapidated winery buildings were purchased by Gerret and Tatiana Copeland, along with 30 acres of the surrounding land. The Copelands set to work revitalizing the property with new vineyards, winery improvements, and a renewed sense of purpose. Redwood from early storage tanks was recycled and repurposed into the new facade for the winery and tasting room buildings. John Garetto’s original sign from the 1930’s was found patching a hole in the roof. It now holds a place of honor in Bouchaine’s Conference Room. Throughout the years, the Copelands continued to update the property, expanding the vineyards to 100 acres, and invested their time and passion into building a sustainable, family-owned estate. Under the Copelands’ leadership, Bouchaine has grown from a pair of ramshackle buildings into a thriving vineyard estate. With imagination and passion, Gerret and Tatiana have fashioned wines and a wine country experience for visitors that is a distillation of their remarkable lives, at home in Delaware and in Napa Valley. The shallow clay loam soils of Bouchaine are perfectly suited for growing Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. These soils force the vines to dig deep for water, promoting depth and concentration as the roots struggle to penetrate the ribbons of obsidian, quartz, clay and volcanic deposits. Of Bouchaine’s 87 planted acres, 31 are dedicated to Chardonnay, 46 to Pinot Noir, with the remaining 10 devoted to Pinot Meunier, Pinot Gris, Gewurztraminer, Riesling and Syrah. Vineyard blocks are planted with different sun exposures and pruning techniques based on topography, to optimize air circulation and ripening. Bouchaine's high-touch, precision viticulture is managed by an all-female vineyard crew that performs every aspect of the growing process entirely by hand. That includes pruning, positioning shoots, thinning clusters and applying compost, which provides a natural source of rich nutrients for the soil. There is always something fun going on at Bouchaine. Our passion for discovery doesn’t end with wine. From falconry demonstrations to cooking classes, and even wine and music pairings with The Philadelphia Orchestra, we offer an experience for everyone.

• Spaces for 120 Guests
• 1 Event Space

Many various types of events and celebrations can be held at The Chardonnay Golf Club & Vineyards, and it is the ideal setting for them all. When planning a holiday party, quinceanera, bar mitzvah or wine tasting event, the Chardonnay Golf Club can assist you with every aspect of the planning and execution of your event, down to the smallest detail. Allow our friendly and skilled staff to demonstrate how simple and enjoyable event planning can be. On the grounds of the Chardonnay Golf Club & Vineyards, we have witnessed hundreds of weddings, many of which were held on our property. Each and every wedding that takes place at the Chardonnay Golf Club & Vineyards is a memorable occasion for both us and the couples that tie the knot here. In the heart of the "Napa Valley," the Chardonnay Golf Club is the ideal "Napa Valley" setting for a memorable, beautiful wedding. The club has two wedding sites, each with its own distinct and compelling appeal, making it the ideal "Napa Valley" place for a memorable, elegant wedding. Despite the fact that our wedding facilities are surrounded by more than 150 acres of vineyards and a gorgeous golf course, they do not have what most facilities do - houses. At Chardonnay, all you can see is the splendor of nature, including lengthy panoramas and breathtaking sunsets, and nothing else. In order to accommodate events with 100 to 400 guests, we have a selection of venues that can accommodate your needs flawlessly. In addition to our venues, our Catering Team, which is overseen by an incredible Executive Chef, will provide you with the food you desire while maintaining a high level of service. We received a positive comment from a recent bride, who stated, "If the food at Chardonnay was the standard for weddings, we wouldn't be able to complain about wedding meals."

• Spaces for 20-200 Guests
• 4 Restaurants

Welcome to our table, where you can enjoy seasonal fare as well as killer cocktails and an atmosphere that is elegantly relaxed in the style of Napa wine country. There are no pretenses, just delicious food and drink. ARE YOU PLANNING A CELEBRATION OR A SPECIAL EVENT? WITH OUR DELICIOUS MENUS AND BEAUTIFUL SPACE, BASALT CAN BE YOUR HOST. If you're planning a gathering, we have a range of locations available, from our fully-closeable private dining room, which has floor to ceiling windows overlooking our patio and the Napa River, to a wrap-around patio complete with a fire pit to our main dining room, bar, and lounge. Basalt is Napa's location of choice for any occasion, whether you are dining in the center of the restaurant, enjoying a four-course dinner with wine pairings, celebrating with family over brunch and mimosas, or hosting a cocktail reception with friends and close ones.

Etude was founded on the philosophy that winemaking begins in the vineyard long before the harvest and that superior grape growing diminishes the need for intervention by the winemaker, resulting in wine that is grown, not made. This remains their approach today as they continue to build the Etude legacy. Etude was established 1982, when founding winemaker Tony Soter set his sights on the cool-climate Carneros region in the pursuit of producing world-class Pinot Noir. As a winemaker, Tony always had a fascination with Pinot Noir. He was quoted as saying "Pinot Noir is the most appropriate vehicle with which to study wine growing, precisely because of its demanding nature but also because of its delicacy and transparency. Make no mistake it is a humbling pursuit, but when it’s right, Pinot Noir is a glorious and moving thing. It is in the pursuit of that experience that we all work.” In 2000, Grace Benoist Ranch was developed – the culmination of an eighteen-year journey in finding the most suitable terroir for their Estate vineyards. On the ranch are seven Chardonnay clones, nine Heirloom Pinot Noir clones, and eight additional Pinot clones, all divided into 24 individual vineyard blocks, each with its own soil type, rootstock, grape variety and clonal type. These individual vineyard blocks average only 8 acres in size. The spacing is dense to ensure low per vine yields of fully concentrated fruit. Pinot Noir offers intricate flavor profiles, many of which are unique to its growing region. Beyond Carneros, Etude sources fruit from the Central Coast region of California, Oregon, and even New Zealand. This diversity offers their guests the opportunity to see the world though the lens of Pinot Noir. The flavors, aromas, and textures are a direct impact of the teroirs on which the grapes are grown. At Etude, they believe wines are expressive of the place in which they are grown. With this belief comes a commitment to a holistic wine-growing approach -- nurturing the soil, respecting the native ecosystems, and always working to reduce the environmental impact. They are mindful of their role as stewards of the land and adhere strictly to sustainable agriculture practices that enable them to farm in concert with the surrounding environment.

• Spaces for 24 Guests
• 1 Hotel
• 1 Ballroom

Milliken Creek Inn and Spa is an ultra-romantic enclave, located in one of the world's most renowned destinations. Milliken Creek Inn & Spa offers a series of nuptial packages for the newly engaged who seek the utmost in intimate wedding experiences. The Napa Valley and the surrounding California Wine Country is a beautifully dynamic region filled with some of the world's finest winemakers, restaurateurs, and tastemakers. Venture forth and explore everything from the scenic Silverado Trail to the area's incomparable wineries, world-renowned restaurants, intriguing shops, plus endless events and activities. Milliken Creek Inn & Spa is the ideal hideaway for elopements in the Napa Valley. Located in one of the most romantic wedding destinations in the world, Milliken Creek Inn & Spa offers an idyllic outdoor garden setting nestled along the Napa River. While the Napa Valley is known as a great destination for vacationers, its renowned wineries and restaurants are also what makes the region ideal for corporate retreats and team-building getaways. Milliken Creek Inn and Spa boasts premier event spaces for corporate meetings and gatherings.

• Spaces for 200 Guests
• 1 Outdoor
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Located in the heart of wine country, Fairview Napa is a destination unmatched in the region. Their private reception venue is set to accommodate an intimate gathering of 40 people all the way up to a 200 person bash! When it comes to weddings and special events, let’s face it, experience matters. Fairview Napa will handle every detail of your special celebration, so you can enjoy your day with zero stress. Fairview Napa has nearly 30 years in the wedding and special event business. Fairview Weddings & Events has hosted over 5,000 weddings at thier various locations, specializing in groups both intimate and grand. Fairview Napa's packages are customizable and all inclusive, with no hidden fees, and no surprise costs. The Fairview Weddings & Events team will take care of putting together an unforgettable experience for you and your guests. Fairview Napa is the perfect venue for a stunning wedding reception, unforgettable ceremony, fabulous birthday party, awe-inspiring Mitzvah, beautiful anniversary or shower, and more.

Over 25 years ago, Spain’s oldest winemaking family, Raventós Codorníu, ventured to a new world: a sea-facing hillside in the Napa Valley, with rocky soils and a favorable coastal climate. It was here in Los Carneros that the family planted new roots, and built upon a 460-year winemaking legacy to create the next generation of estate-grown, artisan wines. We opened in 1991 as Codorníu Napa with a mission to make California’s top sparkling wine. As the vineyard proved its pedigree for still wines, the Artesa name was born in 1998. Artesa has since become a leading producer of distinctive wines from the varietals for which Los Carneros and Napa Valley are best known: Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Cabernet Sauvignon. Raventós Codorníu is the oldest family winery in Spain, with roots dating back to 1551. Seventeen generations of the founding family have built a legacy of innovation, from the world-famous inventors of Cava, Codorníu; to the oldest winery in Rioja, Bodega Bilbainas; to the single largest estate vineyard in Europe, Raimat; to the jewels of Legaris in Ribera del Duero and Priorat’s Scala Dei; to the high elevation vineyards of Septima in Mendoza, Argentina; and of course here at Artesa. Winemakers from each estate collaborate and bring a legacy of expertise together. The Artesa Estate Vineyard is set in the steep foothills that straddle the Los Carneros and Mount Veeder AVAs at the southern tip of the Napa Valley. Its proximity to the San Pablo Bay, three miles south, provides the cool, maritime climate ideal for pinot noir and chardonnay. The 150-acre vineyard is planted along five distinct ridges, with a variety of slopes and soils. To farm such a complex site, the vineyard is divided in over fifty distinct blocks, tailoring our efforts to the unique character of each block. Most of the vineyard is dedicated to pinot noir – 80 acres are planted in 28 blocks with ten distinct clones. The steep, south-facing slopes of the ranch are dominated by shallow, alluvial soils of weathered sandstone and shale, with long exposure to sunshine and maritime air. These are ideal conditions for growing pinot noir that is clean, balanced, concentrated and distinctively aromatic. Nearly fifty acres are planted to chardonnay in 13 blocks, primarily on northeast-facing slopes that offer some protection from wind and late-afternoon sun and are dominated by Haire Clay Loam soils. Chardonnay from these sites express ripe citrus character and distinctive minerality. Twenty acres are dedicated to twelve micro-blocks specially suited to boutique Estate bottlings. Albariño is planted on two of the coolest sites; low-lying, gentle slopes in the shadow of Milliken Peak. Six blocks of Tempranillo are planted on gravelly soils in the warmest sites, and the very highest ridge of the property, above the 400 foot elevation boundary that separates Mount Veeder from Carneros, are four blocks of Cabernet Sauvignon. The Artesa Estate Vineyard is farmed sustainable in accordance with our certifications for Napa Green Land and Fish Friendly Farming.

Ca’ Momi Osteria is Downtown Napa’s Obsessively Authentic Italian eatery, featuring a bountiful menu that celebrates the purity of local & organic ingredients from small producers melded expertly with hundreds, if not thousands of years of Italian culinary history. They practice ethical omnivorism by encouraging a “nose to tail” standard using ethically sourced meats, poultry, dairy & eggs while seeking to educate the community about protecting a sustainable & conscientious future. Their wine & spirits offerings reflect these same values; acknowledging small organic craft distillers, the Napa Valley’s most eco-conscious vintners, Italy’s most esteemed wine growing families and the bittersweet passions of their old world home. In Italy, the Osteria is a place for families and friends to gather together and enjoy a fantastic meal & joyous libations in comforting, neighborhood surroundings. Ca’ Momi brings these genuine experiences to you in the heart of downtown Napa, along with splashes of live music, lively conversation, loving friendship and community spirit; all collected within our historic 19th century home. Inspired by their Italian heritage, they blissfully prepare heartcrafted cuisine with obsessive quality and integrity. They celebrate the simplicity of authentic Italian flavors and the incomparable quality of California grown organic ingredients. They create a heart-centered space for our community to find sense of purpose and belonging, along with opportunities for personal and professional growth. Ca’ Momi Osteria proudly offers an obsessively authentic Italian experience featuring the finest local, Italian & organic ingredients. Group reservations will enjoy a multi­-course, family­-style offering featuring generous portions of each dish to share amongst your family & friends. Authentic in every way, they provide an experience that we most enjoy sharing with their own beloved community. For larger parties up to approximately 100 guests, partial and complete buy-outs for seating in our main dining room can easily be arranged. Complete buyout of our main dining space also affords the use of our main bar, professional audio system, movie projector, dance-floor, professional music booking services (DJ or Live Band) & much more. Allow Ca’ Momi Osteria the opportunity to better assess your event and group size by submitting a request to their in-house events team.

In 1852, young Henry Hagen arrives on a West Coast in the throes of continental expansion and the Gold Rush. He initially settles in San Francisco but in 1881 turns his attention slightly north, purchasing a parcel of land in the southern end of nearby Napa Valley, against the forested ridges of Mount George. There he founds Cedar Knoll Vineyard and Winery, where the Palmaz Vineyards and family reside today, just off what’s now known as Hagen Road. Hagen will become one of the true pioneers of the Napa Valley: His noteworthy wines are featured at the San Francisco Opera House and served to some of the finest people of the city, according to contemporary newspaper accounts. Hagen even wins a silver medal for his brandy at L’Exposition Universelle de Paris 1889 World’s Fair. Hagen dies in 1895, leaving behind 450 acres of “fine vineland.” While Cedar Knoll is lauded for its wines (and spirits), Hagen’s descendants don’t share his passion. With the arrival of Prohibition in 1919, the property’s winemaking endeavors are abandoned until the Palmaz family purchases the property in the late 1990s and sets about restoring its former glory. Julio and Amalia Palmaz have always believed that if given the proper attention and care, their land can produce excellent wine for generations. Along with their children, Florencia and Christian Gastón (and Christian’s wife, Jessica Louise), they set about creating a winery that leverages tradition and technology in the service of crafting great vintages. The result is a 600-acre estate with 64 acres of vineyards that produce truly modern vintages, thanks to the technology harnessed in support of the art of winemaking. At Palmaz, they believe in farming the individual vine, not the vineyard. Tradition and technology seamlessly come together to give them insights into the needs of each vine. While nothing replaces the knowledge gained from walking through the vineyard, personally touching each vine, technologies such as advanced Geographic Informational Systems give the winemaking team an understanding of what vines need both above- and below-ground. By combining farming techniques from the organic, biodynamic and erosion-control philosophies, the Palmaz family has created a truly sustainable farm that will produce great wine for generations to come. From diverse cover crops in the winter to a deficit-irrigation program in the summer, tending to the land is a year-round program. The vineyards are nestled at three different elevations, from the hills around the estate to the crest of Mount George, and feature 46 distinct vineyard blocks. The complexity of the terrain results in a variety of micro-climates, all of which influence grapes in unique ways. Each parcel features a distinct rootstock and clonal combination that contributes a special characteristic to the resulting wines.