. And the cost:$47 not including tip! One of my top five or ten all time meals! Calistoga Inn. Great. Outside dininig. Great mozz & heirloom tom. salad. Fantastic brushetta. My wife: the dungeonese crab cakes, very good. I had the... (0 replies, last updated by PaulyR August 9, 2004)

uninspired. Wappo’s is still the best, IMHO. You may also want to check out Flatiron, Brannan’s (has gone downhill since they lost their chef), and Calistoga Inn (have had some tasty meals there in the last 6 months.) You... (2 replies, last updated by swoman January 7, 2007)

The Calistoga Inn serves a great breakfast. http://www.calistogainn.com/. If they aren’t too busy, you might even be able to order off menu. (2 replies, last updated by megan July 1, 2005)

I would reccomend you try the Wappo Bar – excellent food, decent prices for the Napa Valley and a great patio if the weather continues to be nice. Another local haunt is the Calistoga Inn - offers a casual bar, fancy... (4 replies, last updated by amalia February 12, 2004)

communication between the dining room and the kitchen. I find it hard to believe that’s even legal! We ended up at Calistoga Inn, certainly a pretty spot, with its garden setting enhanced by live music. I had asked for some... (0 replies, last updated by Fine June 19, 2007)

I like Catahoula. It’s in the Mount View Hotel. Excellent Gumbo. The Calistoga Inn has a nice patio and you can sit and have a drink there. (I don’t know about the food), but its a nice place to have a beer on a hot... (7 replies, last updated by Tom Hall May 30, 2003)

Calistoga Inn consistently serves a great menu. It’s quaint, comfy and never dissapoints. The patio is even open this time of year. Although they make their own beer, they have an excellent wine list. (10 replies, last updated by souvenir April 3, 2008)

. Calistoga Inn and Microbrewery has OK food, but a great atmosphere and almost nightly music. There’s a fairly good coffee shop in town —Calistoga Roastery. Really good breakfasts/brunch dishes at Cafe Sarafornia. I... (11 replies, last updated by swoman October 12, 2006)

Hi there. Good post. Jole in Calistoga is wonderful. In the Mount View Hotel. The microbrewery in town — Calistoga Inn — is also worth a looksee, and they have some special brews. If you’re interested in great... (28 replies, last updated by vday October 29, 2009)

://www.patinagroup.com/index_flash.html you can view the menus here, but need to click on the restaurant name to get to the location website. The other place we considered was, The Calistoga Inn: http://www.calistogainn.com/ But... (4 replies, last updated by Arnie November 17, 2005)

in “like water for chocolate”... palisades market has nice deli for al fresco dining. calistoga inn has interesting house-brewed beer and decent food. although in my estimation it has been slipping in the past few... (3 replies, last updated by megan January 12, 2005)

We will be in Calistoga for a Saturday night next month. We are trying to decide between the Wappo Grill, Brannan’s and Calistoga Inn & Brewery for dinner. Your suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks (4 replies, last updated by howefortunate July 17, 2006)

I’m a local and love Wappo, and prefer it to Brannan’s (the most recent meal I had there was so-so, and wasn’t cheap). I love the sirloin burgers at Flatiron, breakfasts at Sarafornia, fajitas at Pacifico. Have... (4 replies, last updated by RenR February 19, 2007)

in advance) and it is quite expensive. The beer at the Calistoga Inn is very tasty. Closes a bit early, however, in deference to the attached Inn. I would only classify the food at the Inn restaurant as good. Food at All Seasons... (4 replies, last updated by DonnaB January 14, 2004)

The first option for both a light dinner and music is Calistoga Inn, a restaurant and microbrewery on the main drag of town (Lincoln Ave.) with a pretty patio dining area. They often have music. Calistoga Inn Restaurant & Brewery... (1 reply, last updated by maria lorraine April 10, 2007)