Get a table for 4.

We went on our honeymoon. We both tried calling the day reservations opened and got an early seating. That was almost 20 years ago, and I doubt it’s gotten harder to reserve. As I recall, we had 2 or 3 nights we could go, and we weren’t shooting for a weekend, so all that helped. I loved it, and am glad we went, and still think about it! (And, yes, I’ve been to other comparable restaurants.)

Anonymous wrote:If not French Laundry, where should one go in Napa/Sonoma land (and environs)?

Check out Auberge du Soleil & Ad Hoc

If not French Laundry, where should one go in Napa/Sonoma land (and environs)?

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Anonymous wrote:Why would you want to overpay for a mediocre dinner? Trying to impress someone?

You are either stupid or want to sound stupid.

Fools and their money…….

It’s highly overpriced and the food / experience was not worth it.

Only if you’re the governor of California and it’s Covid lockdown.

Anonymous wrote:Yuck! Don’t waste your money.

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“Yuck”?

At least use your adult words when you make idiotic comments.

Yuck! Don’t waste your money.

Anonymous wrote:Why would you want to overpay for a mediocre dinner? Trying to impress someone?

Has no taste ^^. And doesn't understand those who do.

Anonymous wrote:Why would you want to overpay for a mediocre dinner? Trying to impress someone?

You are either stupid or want to sound stupid.

I did it years ago at the height of its rankings. It’s not as good as the Inn at LW or the original Bouley but still fun. Call. That’s all it takes.

Why would you want to overpay for a mediocre dinner? Trying to impress someone?

I know a normal person who did through AmEx Platinum years ago.

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