I just got a flyer and Cindy Pawlcyn of Mustards Grill in Napa Valley is going to be signing her Appetizers book at the Pacific Sales in SF. The first 200 people get her book free! It’s today, 4/11 at 1pm. (0 replies, last updated by peppatty April 11, 2009)

was not expecting. I was suddenly reminded that Cindy Pawlcyn always seems to have peppers (hot and/or sweet) in all of her food. [This made me laugh when remembering her comment about one of the contestants of “Top... (7 replies, last updated by megamalone December 15, 2006)

Cindy Pawlcyn’s return to comfort food was my dinner stop last night as I headed up-valley. I called about 30 minutes ahead of time to make a reservation for a single at 8:30pm. This was my first visit. Things started off a... (7 replies, last updated by Barton Vigne October 5, 2003)

to Cindy's, located on one of the back streets of downtown St. Helena. Go figure. Cindy's is the second restaurant of Cindy Pawlcyn, chef of the famous Mustards Napa Valley Grill. (She has a third that just opened in St. Helena, a... (14 replies, last updated by rworange March 3, 2009)

Cindy Pawlcyn left the Real Restaurants group a few years ago. She owns Mustards and Cindy's Backstreet, I think that’s it. (9 replies, last updated by Mick Ruthven April 2, 2008)

, we have the Mustard’s cookbook and make many of the recipes, we enjoy Cindy Pawlcyn's flavor ideas. With that said, we were totally disappointed in Cindy's Backstreet Kitchen. Appitizer was forgettable, have no idea what... (4 replies, last updated by Shel February 15, 2006)

. Being Monday, the place was not full and looked to harbor many locals. We were promptly seated in the room past the bar area that is bright and “very white” as Y put it. The décor exuded a Southern elegance but was casual at... (16 replies, last updated by GreenLightJerky July 8, 2007)

I heard on Gene Burns show that Cindy Pawlcyn was taking over the closed Diner in Yountville. Is it open yet? What will it be named, and what kind of food will be served? (1 reply, last updated by Jennie Sheeks February 20, 2002)

For nicer dining but casual and appropriate for teenagers, consider Tra Vigne for Italian or Cindy Pawlcyn's Mustards Grill. (3 replies, last updated by wolfe July 22, 2009)

, complimentary food, wine and coffee tastings - future vendors like Ritual Coffee and farm stands will be there - Cindy Pawlcyn book signing “Big Small Plates” on Saturday from 2:00 to 3:00 p.m. - Nancy Silverton book... (0 replies, last updated by rworange February 14, 2008)

Going to Mustard’s on saturday! Probably don’t want to do 2 Cindy Pawlcyn places in one weekend... (10 replies, last updated by Non Cognomina October 28, 2008)

The Chronicle had an article in its Sunday magazine about Murdo Laird’s cider. Murdo Laird is Cindy Pawlcyn's husband and this cider is available at Mustard’s in the Napa Valley as well as some stores up there as well... (5 replies, last updated by Melanie Wong October 20, 2002)

Mustards is a fantastic choice. Chef Cindy Pawlcyn's style is called, “Truck stop deluxe”, and the food is sophisticated and honest. You’ll have a great meal, and some fun to boot. Cheers, Bruce (4 replies, last updated by Windy May 8, 2002)

Places I like a lot in Napa inlude Cindy's Backstreet Kitchen (Cindy Pawlcyn of Mustard’s fame) in St. Helena and Bay Leaf in Napa. (11 replies, last updated by wineandcheese February 24, 2007)

One other place that I love is Cindy's Backstreet Kitchen which is owned by CIndy Pawlcyn who also owns Mustard’s. The restaurant is in nearby St. Helena – a nice place to stroll after lunch or before dinner. The... (11 replies, last updated by Paris Dreamin October 12, 2009)