I second Down to Earth Cafe in Perkasie!

We have had a few great meals at Spat's when we are in town.

Third. Bolton's is great.

Page Wine Cellars in Yountville. We had a lot of fun and really liked their wines.

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Wine Cellar Restaurant
50 University Ave., Los Gatos, CA 95030

I was hoping to have a tasting/picnic at Pride Mountain, but unfortunately they are closed on Tuesdays. We already have a tasting set up at Vineyard 7 & 8 in the morning and one at Joseph Phelps later in the afternoon. If you could recommend a winery that is in the general vicinity that would be a nice place to also have a picnic lunch, that would be great!

Thank you so much for all the recommendations! Getting very excited for the trip and checking out some great food and wine!

Hi Everyone,

We are planning a trip to Napa/San Francisco in August and would love your recommendations. Looking for unique wineries in Napa and favorite restaurants in San Francisco. No limitations, we love all food! Just started looking throught this topic, so no need to reiterate, I am sure it is stated somewhere on this site:). Again, just started looking, so looking for some recommendations. Transportation is not an issue, we have a car and designated driver:) To be more specific......

Wineries: Looking more for experience than specific wines. Cool architecture, gardens, caves, cabernets.

San Francisco: Looking for good food with a relaxed atmosphere. Sushi is a favorite of the group. Also looking for local favorites. What is your favorite restaurant?

Baggataways Tavern is a very casual bar with really good food. I have never had a bad meal and very reasonable.

Borghi's in Chalfont has a private upstairs for parties.

Where is this Plaza?

The Spring Mill Cafe is a great small byob, you can sit outside as well weather permitting.

Don't forget Blue FIn in Plymouth Meeting, so Good!

Corropelese in Limerick.

We also went to Casablanca's and it was a lot of fun. I wasn't a huge fan of all the meat, but really liked the hummus and salad. It was fun with a group and BYO. Belly dancers were fun!

We also went with a group to Casablanca's. I wasn't a huge fan of all the food( a lot of meat) , but I loved the hummus and salads. It is a Byo and the belly dancer's were fun.

I've said it before, but I love Borghi's calamari!!

My husband's grandmother loves Basta Pasta, and the Park Bistro is always good!!

Been there quite a few times (none recently though), and always had a great time. The food is really good for it being more of a bar type atmosphere. I would recommend it! We've been with a few different people and they have always enjoyed as well.

Hennings bakery is awesome the chocolate chip cheesecake is really good too.

Can I ask what the prices are? Is this a high priced restaurant serving inadequate food?

I'd like to hear if you try it again!

Borghi's!!! Very good Italian/American, good portions, and if you like calamari you have to try theirs! It is so good, and made in house. It is right on 202 and 152. I am not sure about the Roasted Pepper, never heard good things. Los Sarapes is also very good.

Allen Street Grille, Irvings for breakfast or lunch. Nittany lion Inn.

Trinacria in Blue Bell(expensive), From the Boot in Lafeyette Hill(BYO and really affordable), and Borghi's in Chalfont which has the BEST calamari I have had in quite a long time(moderately priced good portions)!!!

Thanks everyone I decided on Ernesto's!

Hi, I am taking my 17 yr.old niece to A of M and wanted a nice restaurant that isn't too expensive, and that the menu isn't too exotic for a 17 yr. olds taste buds. Also within walking distance would be nice but not necessary. Thank you in advance.