A friend of mine is visiting Calistoga in early February and we’ll get together for a meal. She asked me about Bosko’s Trattoria. Has anyone been there? I’m a fan of Wappo’s but am looking for other... (2 replies, last updated by swoman January 7, 2007)

Has anybody been to Stomp the new restaurant in Calistoga?? Heard that it’s not quite so stale as the average meal in Wine Country. Hoping to find a good place for my girlfriend to meet the family. (2 replies, last updated by CGC September 23, 2004)

In the early seventies, there was “nothing to eat” in this village and not much anywhere in the Valley. Calistoga lagged behind the more famed restaurant towns that sprang up as Napa became a hot ticket, but over time... (0 replies, last updated by Fine June 19, 2007)

We’ll be staying in Calistoga for 2 nights. The place we’re staying doesn’t serve breakfast, so we’d like some recommendations for that. Also chowish dinner? We’re travelling with 2 teens, so nothing... (2 replies, last updated by megan July 1, 2005)

We’re trying to head up to Calistoga for our anniversary mid June, but our spontaneous nature is causing problems in that town. Seems most of the world makes plans 6 months in advance for summer. Aye! Anyway, what food... (7 replies, last updated by Tom Hall May 30, 2003)

you may need to get into St. Helena for your Caveat! The only restaurant noteworthy in Calistoga is All Season’s Cafe and Wine Shop. Known for their meat and fish dinners BUT if you call ahead perhaps they can do something... (4 replies, last updated by amalia February 12, 2004)

Hey, I’ve been looking over the boards and was wondering if I could get some additional advice on where to go/eat for my short first visit in two weeks to the Napa Valley, and I’ll be staying in Calistoga. I’m a... (28 replies, last updated by vday October 29, 2009)

I’ve heard nice things about lunch.....has anyone been for dinner?? (0 replies, last updated by tito February 4, 2009)

My wife and I are heading to Calistoga for the hot water. Need a Saturday night dinner with wine that doesn’t cost too, too much but is still good. Looking over prior posts, Barvino may be the place?? Thanks. (10 replies, last updated by souvenir April 3, 2008)

Mendocino (Anderson Valley): Navarro, GoldenEye, Lazy Creek, Husch, Roederer, Fife, Topel..... to name just a few. Calistoga: If you are not familiar with the area you should be aware that Calistoga is at the North end of the Napa... (4 replies, last updated by Midlife April 15, 2007)

Well, during my honeymoon we did try out Stomp in Calistoga, located in the Mount View Hotel. We had earlier eaten at the French Laundry and Tra Vigne, so my opinion my be a little jaded, but I was not impressed. We both ordered... (2 replies, last updated by Chad April 24, 2005)

I’ll be in Calistoga on Wednesday and would like some suggestions on where to eat. Thanks. (2 replies, last updated by kim c June 14, 2004)

We are visiting Calistoga this weekend. Has anyone tried Catahoula recently? (2 replies, last updated by rich April 22, 2003)

Going up to Calistoga for a little post-moving R&R this weekend—any suggestions for good breakfast places in the area? Nothing super-fancy, just nice solid eggs-and-toast-and-pancakes. Thanks! Hoping to get to Tra Vigne and... (0 replies, last updated by Dixieday December 7, 2001)

Going to Napa area for several days and staying in Calistoga. Heard food choices can be iffy. Any good recs. Dinner for two nights and lunch for three. thx (11 replies, last updated by swoman October 12, 2006)