Cantinetta Tra Vigne

Was very saddened to hear they closed their doors in December What an amazing place it was. Heard it was lease renewal related. Heartbreaking

The Cantinetta gas been closed for regular dining for several years… Strictly for private parties… Having said that when reserved, the food is Tra Vigne… Excellent atmosphere…

Excellent! Best salad and piadines and all are reasonably priced. Great ambiance as well — highly recommended!

We had our rehearsal dinner here — it was TERRIBLE. They messed up our seating chart and had my divorced parents who have not spoken in 15 years right next to one another. The food was slow to come out and the dinner ended up lasting over an hour longer than planned. We had wedding guests waiting for us upstairs in the bar while they were still serving the main course… by the time dessert rolled around the guests had been waiting for us for over an hour. It felt very disorganized… we were really disappointed.

My sister had her «day after wedding» brunch here. it was a simple served meal but the venue was soooo nice. made a perfect brunch experience in the little tree shaded canopy type courtyard.
The center also has this great water fountain piece with a spilled wine jug that fits very well with the décor of the place.
For the food, it was rather simple, the nuts and raisin scones were awesome as it did well with my cup of coffee (even though it was like 80 degrees). The quiche could use a little lightening up and it probably didn’t do them justice that my sister made a better tastier one the day before. the salami and prosciutto was alright and went well with the brie cheese and blue cheese. Also, the fruits were very nice but that’s well expected at napa I would imagine. OH, and the potatoes were a killer hit since everyone just emptied each plate that came in a matter of seconds.

Great food at relatively reasonable prices. Who doesn’t like that? Call ahead and have them whip up something for you to pick up for lunch as you swing through town. An abbreviated menu of choices that sometimes forces you to order outside your comfort zone but rarely leaves you disappointed.

My favorite wine-​tasting lunch spot in the Napa Valley. The cantinetta offers dozens of mouth-​watering salads, pizzas and pasta options as well as an impressively stocked wine cellar. They’ve got a fantastic stone patio with just enough tree cover to provide sun-​speckled lighting in the afternoon.

Those who want to try recreating a Tra Vigne meal at home will find that many of the products used in the restaurant are available in this retail shop. The delicatessen features a variety of ready-​made dishes for those who can’t cook but would like their guests to think they did. You’ll also find salads, pizza, and pasta available for consumption on the patio.

Yum yum yum. If you don’t have the time or money for the fancy Tra Vigne restaurant, check on the Cantinetta. They have an abbreviated menu of lighter foods. I had an amazing salad of heirloom tomatoes, homemade mozzarella and balsamic vinaigrette, and a pizzetta with warm olives. To. Die. For. And just that salad and starter was way too much for me for dinner; I saved the rest for a very delicious and decadent midnight snack.