Brix Restaurant

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4 out of 5
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8
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Ask Prices Before Ordering

  • August 20, 2009
  • Rated 3 of 5 by davila from St. Johns, Florida
The bartender will recommend a wine that is possibly very expensive without giving the price. Always ask the price to avoid any possible unpleasant surprises on your bill.

Brix Restaurant

  • March 26, 2008
  • Rated 3 of 5 by am1019 from San Francisco, California
Great restaurant if you're visiting the wine country. Location is central to a bunch of wineries. Food is good, and if you get a seat by the back window, you've got a gorgeous view of the vineyards.

From journal Wine Country Day

Brix

  • January 2, 2005
  • Rated 5 of 5 by kimntrent from Napa, California
Brix

Brix is a fusion-style restaurant. They have a beautiful patio that overlooks the vineyards, which is perfect for the summer and those late nights. There are two separate smaller dining rooms off of the main dining room where you can have a private event. Many people use it for reception sites. The open kitchen faces the restaurant, and the bar area is designed around a fireplace with comfy couches. This restaurant is very open.

It has a large wine shop where you can buy the wines you drink with dinner. The best part of this place is the Sunday Brunch. When in the Napa Valley, finish your trip off with an amazing brunch. It is buffet-style with a price point of $25. This includes coffee and orange juice. They have a variety of cheeses, salads, meats, a made-to-order omelet station, the best waffles in the valley, and a great dessert bar. The staff is always willing to help out with anything you need.

Check it out the next time you come to the valley. Whether it be for lunch, dinner, or Sunday brunch, don't miss it. Reservations are recommended, but not needed. They are mainly needed at lunchtime.

From journal The Napa Valley

Brix

  • January 11, 2004
  • Rated 1 of 5 by dkfrost from Norton, Massachusetts
Brix has a great atmosphere and the menu looks great, but it is a typical "fine dining" restaurant. The prices are high, the portions are small and the waitstaff is pretentious. The food was good, but not incredible. Considering all the choices in the valley, they could do better. There is a small gift shop that is worth a stop in.

From journal Autumn in Napa Valley

CAFE SOCIETY

  • August 13, 2003
  • Rated 4 of 5 by Laura from Chicago, Illinois
We happened upon this little cafe on the main drag in Napa. It was a sleepy Sunday afternoon and the owner/manager invited us in, knowing we were hungry. She explained the best items on the menu and the day's specials.

This is a French cafe that offers delicios quiches, soups, gelato, and all the coffee drinks you can imagine. The food was great. There was a computer so patrons could check email. It was decorated with lots of French paraphenalia and even serve Lillet. I felt like I was in France for a bit. This cafe is a little gem.

From journal Taking a Napa

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