Featured restaurants
Cindy’s Backstreet Kitchen
St. Helena
Located in Napa County's picturesque St. Helena, Cindy's Backstreet Kitchen is a hidden gem that warmly welcomes both food enthusiasts and their furry companions.
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Farmstead
St. Helena
Housed in a former nursery barn, Farmstead restaurant at Long Meadow Ranch is centered around an open kitchen, family-style dining, a full bar and an authentic farm-to-table menu. The talents of chefs, farmers, cattle ranchers, winemakers, and restaurant managers have all come together to create
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Gott’s Roadside St. Helena
St. Helena
Gott’s Roadside is a different kind of burger joint. They serve juicy cheeseburgers with thick chocolate shakes, but their versions of these American classics are made-to-order from top-notch, locally sourced ingredients.
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Press
St. Helena
In Napa Valley, Press Restaurant offers a sophisticated yet inviting dining experience that celebrates the region's renowned red wines and culinary delights.
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Two Birds/One Stone
St. Helena
In California's picturesque Napa County, Two Birds/One Stone is a culinary gem that seamlessly combines the vibrant flavors of an izakaya with the laid-back charm of wine country.
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Ten terrific dog-friendly wineries in California
California wine country is full of wineries that welcome dogs. From Hall Wines in Napa Valley and Castello di Amorosa in Calistoga to Mutt Lynch Winery in Windsor, here are ten great spots to sip with your pup.
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Favorite California campgrounds for dog lovers
From Woods Lake Campground near Carson Pass to Nevada Beach on Lake Tahoe's shore, California has paw-tested campgrounds worth returning to year after year. Pfeiffer Big Sur offers magical redwood settings, while Bothe-Napa Valley puts you minutes from wine country.
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Paws for a Napa Valley overnight
Napa Valley's dog-friendly lodging runs from Motel 6 to five-star resorts like Bardessono and Calistoga Ranch. Downtown Napa's walkable B&Bs, boutique hotels on the river and secluded countryside retreats with leash-optional grounds give you plenty of choices.
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Napa Valley camping with your dog!
Prefer sleeping under the stars in Napa Valley? Bothe-Napa Valley State Park offers tent and yurt camping between St. Helena and Calistoga, while Lake Berryessa's Putah Canyon Campground provides a more remote lakeside alternative for dog owners.
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Like art? Leash up and feast your eyes
Napa Valley's art scene pairs well with a dog walk. Stroll past sculptures on the Napa Art Walk, check out murals along the Vine Trail's Rail Arts District, then visit Castello di Amorosa or the photography gallery at Mumm Napa.
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Carneros, here we come
Carneros, the wine region spanning southern Napa and Sonoma counties, is the closest wine country to the Bay Area. Dog-friendly tasting rooms at Cuvaison, Starmont, Cline Cellars, and Cornerstone Sonoma make for a great outing.
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