Krista & Marcial
Things To Do
Oxbow Public Market
This is our favorite little market next to our house. It has a ton of good food spots and lots of great little gift shops. Its just a fun place to go and walk around.
Napa Farmers Market
Open on Saturday from 0700-1200! Go take a stroll, grab a bite, and enjoy.
Napa Valley Vine Trail
Rent bikes in Yountville and ride along Napa's vineyards!
The Studio by Feast it Forward
They typically have live music on Friday and Saturday preformed by our friend, Christopher Todd! Feel free to bring some food from Oxbow over and grab a bottle of wine and enjoy the day! Saturdays, they normally have a wood-fired pizza stand available & wine tasting for a really affordable price!
St Clair Brown Winery & Brewery
Owned by two incredible boss ladies, this is one of our favorite spots to go and enjoy a nice glass of beer or wine. Don't forget to grab some of the best food in all of Napa at the food truck next door, El Mercadito. If you go, tell Katelyn that Marcial and Krista sent you!
Wine Tasting- HALL Wines St. Helena
Free for military and two guests! Big bold cabs and of course Bunny Foo Foo! (Please tip or buy wine if you get a free tasting)
Wine Tasting- Peju Winery
Free tastings for military! (Please tip or buy wine)
Wine Tasting - Trefethen Family Vineyards
We love the Dragon's Tooth and the Quandary!
Brunch- Boon Fly Café
This is our favorite brunch place! We recommend the salmon flatbread, donuts, and a bloody marry!
Sky & Vine Rooftop Bar
This cute brunch or late night place overlooks downtown Napa. Sunday brunch is host to bottomless bloody Mary's and mimosas. Just remember the wedding has an open bar!
Yountville
This is a cute little town in the Napa Valley. It is home to some amazing eateries, including the famous French Laundry. If spending $500 on a meal isn't your cup of incredibly expensive tea, the French Laundry chef also has more reasonably priced restaurants in the area including Bouchon Bakery and Ad Hoc. Anywhere you chose to eat here is great! Or just enjoy walking around and seeing the town.
St. Helena
The town of Saint Helena is a really cool place. If you haven't laid out set plans for wine tastings or reservations at restaurants, take a scenic drive up to St Helena and enjoy the morning or afternoon. There are shops to peruse around, and restaurants such as Pizzeria Tre Vigne and Gott's Roadside that you can pop into and enjoy some good food and drink without prior plans.
Calistoga
This is another cute little town even more down valley. It is home to "The Castle" winery and a beautiful drive.
Golden Gate Bridge
Check it off the bucket list!
Muir Woods National Monument
This is the closest redwood forest to us! Go get outside and walk amongst the giants. There is also a beach close by where you can go relax (just be warned that Pacific water is freezing, even in July!)
Vallejo Ferry
If you want to go into SF for the day we would recommend taking the ferry from Vallejo. It is the easiest and most fun way to get into the city and you pass by Alcatraz and the Golden Gate bridge. The ferry building in SF is super fun and has lots of good shops and food.