Hudson Greens And Goods

Late Dec2024 Local grocer purveyor offering the essentials for your grocery needs. This is the first store you meet when you enter the market and is the only one selling fruits, veg and the variety of other basic kitchen staples. A good place if you need a quick purchase.

We made our customized drinks, it was made fresh (we watched them make it) and it was delicious. Quick boost of greens to offset previous nights wine tasting!

While everything is pricey, I’d say it’s worth it! We got the BLACK MAMBA and CRISTINA'S CUCKOO along with the French Squirrel dates in the refrigerator section. I certainly appreciate that they use plant based milks from Malk and Three Trees which are both high quality and don’t contain the typical gums, fillers, added sugars, and seed oils and not to mention expensive! The black mamba is delicious and the black sesame flavor is certainly there , along with being not too sweet. The Christina’s is good as well and a tad sweeter than the black mamba. The staff is super sweet and helpful as well. This place is really a good place to come if you like healthy options!

Ordered two coffee and their organic Flame grapes are sweet and fresh.

I have been coming here more regularly since W Foods sold and quality suffered. I LOVE the produce. I buy the carrots, sweet potatoes, blueberries, fruits, fresh ginger etc. Everything is so fresh and tasty! Much better than wfoods. They also carry an oatmeal I love that no other store has. I spend some bucks here but its worth it. Anyone visiting the area wants to cook for a night should come here.

Bought avocados for the Super Bowl and asked the staff about the condition of the fruit. They assured me that they were still in good shape. They were horrible and for $1.59 each, I wasted too much money. Please check your stock and train your staff.

The staff here are very friendly and helpful. Hudson's is a great place to pick up specialty foods and local organic produce. They are also the only place in Napa that I can find that sells raw milk! I was driving to a store in St. Helena a couple of times a week to purchase ours (our family goes through a quart a day) until I found Hudson's. They also take special orders in person or through email! A great little store. If you like natural beauty products check out the Gypsy rose toner, it has a fragrance that is simply divine!

Service is deplorable now. The juice bar used to be my haven, but clearly it’s a major chore to make juice and no one employed wants to work that hard, I guess. Years ago there were happy , helpful and kind people working there, but now I avoid going if I can. I’m more than willing to pay the higher prices, didn’t even blink at $13.25 for fresh juice, but not to be treated like I’m an inconvenience, spending my money there. Sad that such a high end shop can be so repulsive due to staff. Maybe it works for them since most shoppers are tourists and think this is how Napa is…? Yuck.

Went in for a juice. Ordered the Queens Greens. Friendly service. Loved the juice, perfect balance of green and sweet. They have a decent selection of juice and smoothie options to make fresh on request. They also carry a lot of unique specialty brands of pantry items, and snacks, that you generally wouldn't find at a basic grocery store like a Safeway. Will be coming back!

If you're gonna be drinking reds all day, you've gotta balance it out with some greens! Located in the Oxbow Public Market, Hudson Greens and Goods has smoothies, juices and all the healthy things to rejuvenate your body. I ordered a smooth and they have custom add-ins so I was able to get some spinach and greens powder in it. It was perfect and exactly what I wanted!

Love this place! Found this hidden gem while strolling around Oxbow Public Market and I'm a huge sucker when it comes to acai bowls + smoothies. We ordered the Black Mamba (which was AMAAAZING) and acai bowl was just okay. My 5 star rating weighs into their smoothie selection and you guys have to try this Black Mamba smoothie - oat milk, black sesame, vanilla whey, dates and salt. Simply a magical treat! My acai bowl wasn't so great because the acai wasn't blended properly. Towards the bottom of my bowl, I had two large frozen pieces of acai which was wasteful and I had to toss it.

Perfect escape between wine tastings. Even for those that don't drink wine and only the cheese and crackers, it's the perfect way to restart your day or simply refresh yourself as you trip around Napa. Location - Grade A+ / plenty of parking. It is housed in the Oxbow Public Market and a really fun place to walk around and smell all the different styles of food all under 1 roof. Comparisons: When we think of juicing, Jamba is King. But, when you have a chance to patronize a non-chain-business, dive in. Typically, you'll find the service is more personable and attentive and the ingredients possibly fresher because they buy their fruits and vegetables in smaller batches. Tips for first timers - This place can get crowded as it is a gathering place for locals and tourists. Typically, there is no need to worry about free parking because there are two very large parking lots to accommodate. Queen's Greens (16oz, $10, Grade A) - Looking for a delicious and nutritious juice option? You should definitely try this juice made of spinach, parsley, celery, cucumber, mango, pear, apple, lemon, and ginger. I've had a lot of juices in my life, but not many with pear and parsley. This unique combination of ingredients creates a refreshing and balanced flavor, with the added benefit of being packed with vitamins and minerals. It's served cold and I could imagine how good this is on a hot Summer day. Not a fan of juicing or anything green? Try this --- your taste buds and body will thank you! Bottom line - cool indoor public market filled with food and crafts all under one roof. Great place to bring your visiting family or friends from out-of-town. Hudson Greens and Goods is a great place to stop for a refreshing pick me up.

This little cramped space of specialty foods, both fresh and shelf stable, provide lots of options to upgrade your average dish. Understand, speciality equals higher cost with higher quality is a matter of perspective. I'll revisit of course. I was excited to but the mushroom jerky for way too much money... lololol

Smoothies that are delicious AND healthy are hard to find sometimes, so I'm so glad I ran into this place. The smoothie was exactly what I needed this morning. Pineapple, coconut, and kale was the perfect combination to kick off the day of walking around in the sun. I will definitely be trying the other flavors the next time I visit!

Hudson G&G is an oasis inside the Oxbow Public Market! I mean truly an *oasis* because if you've been indulging in various delicious food and wine throughout Napa, or even within the Oxbow itself, this place provides the "magic potions" or healing elixirs to reset your body and quench your thirst! The juice/smoothie bar itself has been a lifesaver on a few Napa visits now. My hubby and I love their Açaí Bowl! Sure the cost is higher than average, but what in Napa isn't? It just comes with the territory. Eddy's Fiber Pants smoothie (which I initially read as Eddy's Fiber Plants) is also a delicious, nutrient-packed, refreshing green smoothie that we practically inhaled right outside on a recent warm summer day in late June. A big thank you to Blaine (I hope that's her name, it was a little tough to hear inside the bustling Oxbow), who was so friendly when she took our order, and even treated my hubby with a birthday ginger shot. She made our recent experience that much better! Aside from the juice/smoothie bar, Hudson G&G offers so much more to visitors and locals alike. They specialize in locally sourced, organic fruits and vegetables, and seem to have expanded their offerings to include specialty dry goods, wine, fresh cut flowers, and even seasonal, farm-based grab & go items. Such a great way to kick off your day here, or even pick up some goodies to enhance your picnic or afternoon break while exploring Napa!

I ordered from this location twice, & both times the customer service was amazing! The first time I came I was stuck between a few smoothies, & the worker pointed out multiple orders & answered my questions with ease (which ones are most popular, which ones are more of a meal replacement, which ones have a sweeter/more dessertlike feel, etc). I ended up ordering a Pitaya Power since I was craving something fruitier, and it was delicious. The second time, I was hesitant to order Alma Love at the worker's recommendation, and she sensed it. She added raspberries & vanilla whey free of cost to my drink since she said they were very good add ons! Much respect to her. Both times I've ordered from here I've gotten little fruit chunks that haven't gotten fully blended, though. I docked a star for that, but you can see the workers cutting the fruit themselves hard at work. Props to them, but maybe management could invest in some more powerful blenders (or blend for longer). I know that it's Napa & cost is of little consequence, but this is one of the things I purchased that I didn't regret.

My husband jokes "you know when we go to Oxbow, we're going to do a circuit of the stores and just end up at Hudson getting chocolate and broccolini." He's not wrong! Hudson occupies a significant portion of the Oxbow and for good reason- they're amazing. I love the Oxbow and have loved it long before they were such a tourist destination in the valley. Hudson has slowly expanded to multiple stalls, and does everything from grocery, to food, wine tasting, and more. Every time I'm here, I find some delicious or fantastic find that I definitely can't find elsewhere. The selection is marvelous, super high quality, and definitely more than a little bougie if I'm being honest. Their chocolate selection is really good, especially their Pump Street and Thomas Keller ones. Definitely not to be missed. The most recent time I was there, I found some gorgeous rhubarb that was so delicious looking, I just wanted to bite into it right there in the store. I also found some black sesame tahini, which I've never seen or heard of anywhere, even other specialty grocers. Downsides to this place are definitely the crowds, because if you're after something specific, you'll have to fight the tourists to get to it. This includes parking which can be a total nightmare. As expected as well, you're going to pay a pretty penny for the items, but they're worth it because they fill a niche that has been absent since Dean and Deluca up the valley closed. I will definitely be returning, and not just for "chocolate and veggies" as my hubby says...(although I will definitely be getting chocolate and veggies, tbh).

FRESH JUICE WITH CBD, you can choose to add CBD powder to whatever juice you order for $3, it definitely had more me relaxed and in a good mood for a couple hours so worth trying. I had it in the Green Goddess. One part of this is a produce and small grocery store, right across is where they make juice. You'll often see staff walk over to grab missing juice ingredients or washing vegetables during down times. The grocery store has some canned and dried goods that would make for an awesome picnic. They also have toasted breads with a variety of house-made spreads, bone broths, prepackaged salads, and other seasonal, farm-based, and convenient grab-n-go offerings.

Went here for the first time today. Was craving a healthy smoothie. I did read what the ingredients were but not sure what I was expecting. When I think of smoothie, think Earthbar in Berkeley where I usually get my smoothies. When my order came up it looked just tad like a smoothie but I guess cause there's ice blended in it. As I was drinking it, I'm thinking to myself, this is pretty much just juice with ice. As I got home and finished it, I came to the conclusion that this is not a smoothie. The texture and consistency is just like juice. $12 for smoothie/juice Prob never again. I would rather pay $12 for an actual smoothie. My fault as I knew what the ingredients were, I still chose to try it out. Cashier also wasn't the friendliest.

If you have been looking for a location to purchase leafy green vegetables, you have just found it. The selection of organic produce and artisanal goods that are local to the area is excellent at Hudson's, which is an excellent place to shop. I don't know what else to write about this place, but come checkout yourself!

"Driving Miss Moblee," Act I, Scene III, Part III (6/18). [B. stands up and goes out the back entrance, which market visitors typically use to access the outdoor restrooms. He reappears fifteen minutes later with a Model Bakery levain baguette, serrated Wüsthof bread knife, bamboo plates, organic cotton napkins, plus a bunch of fresh dill and a small container of Straus Family Creamery organic sour cream from Hudson's Greens and Goods. Background music is Sting's "Soul Cake" (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k1gRK8hwqkY)]. [With a seasoned hand, B. expertly prepares E. several slices of baguette topped with picked crab, fresh dill, a dollop of sour cream, and twist of cracked pepper from a small pepper mill he had borrowed from Hog Island Oyster bar]. B: Here ya' go, Miss Moblee. I's also git' this here bottle o' wine fah ya', since I seez youz drunk mosta' Rob'rt Seenskee Carneeros whaht wine a'ready. [B. deftly opens a chilled bottle of Hudson 2018 Napa Valley, Carneros District Aleatico, an aromatic black muscat variety traditionally used to fortify red wine in Portugal but vinified by Hudson Wines as a dry, complex drinking wine instead, a perfect pairing with Dungeness crab baguette slices and available for purchase at Oxbow Market]. [B. inserts a Menagerie titanium gold plated "wild boar" model aerator-pourer inside the bottle, so that he can deliver 4 oz. of the crisp, fragrantly scented white wine into E.'s waiting Zalto wine glass without spilling any precious drops on the table]. E: Thank ya', Boke. Ya' sucha sweetie pie, ain't ya'? [E. sips some of the Hudson Aleatico wine while contentedly eating a Dungeness crab baguette slice]. E: Now, d'ya happen ta' have somethin' sweet and maybe a nice cupa' green tea fah' me as well? I haaave drunk quite a' bit 'o wine ta'day. As you know ... [E. winks playfully at B. and laughs]. B: Well, shoot, Miss Moblee, you dun got ma' all fig'rd out bah now, dotcha'? [B. produces a box of Whimsy & Spice honey lavender shortbread cookies, two green ceramic tea cups, and a glass Hario02 carafe filled with Leaves and Flowers genmaicha green tea from Kagoshima Prefecture, Japan, both of which he had purchased at Hudson Greens and Goods and then sweet-talked a kindly server at Kitchen Door to brew and plate for him. In exchange for a couple of Jacksons, that is]. E: Ya's pos-i-TI-vely ASTOUNDIN' ain't ya'? Is there anythin' ya' caahn't da', Boke? B: Weahl, I kin't wraht no wahn r'views fa' The Press, Miss Moblee, 'caus you ain't never asked me if Iz wanted ta'! E: But, Boke! You ain't no wahn critic or nothin'! Ya'za Yelp reviewer an' all, and you wrawht fah' free! B: Dat's true, Miss Moblee. But may-bee it mahght nut alw'ys bee dat' way, I'm thinkin'. [E. sets down her wine glass and looks intently into B.'s eyes]. E: Are ya' serious 'bout that, Boke or jes joshin' meah? I ain't got no time to discuss this wit' ya, anyway. We is alread' late fuh mah next tastin' at Hess. We 'kin talk all 'bout that ... possibility latah. B: Well, then, Miss Moblee, let's git' in that Tesla a' yourn and git' on 'lectric motor'n ta' da' Hess C'llecti'n, then. [B. extends his right arm to E., who hooks her left arm firmly into the crook of his elbow to steady herself on the walk outside to the waiting Tesla, fully charged and ready]. E: Boke, thanks fah all ya' help today here at tha' Oxbah. Ya' is clearleah more then jes' an ordinary drivah, now ain't ya? B: I reckin so, Miss Moblee. I reckin so. E: I'm thinkin' this may jes' be the staht of a bee-u-ti-ful friendship, Boke. B: Weahl n'w, Miss Moblee, Iz dough't rahghtly know ya, an' ya' dough't rahghtly kn'w me, but there ain't na' reason ta be all lon'ly al'ne, now is theah? [E. and B. exit the market and board the Tesla, bound for Mount Veeder & the Hess Collection, to the sounds of "Lonely Alone" (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rzcwdgaJ_e8)]. [End of scene].

Did morning drive to no where and ended up here. Ordered the Queens Greens to add something healthy to our breakfast. As it was COVID he had to enjoy it outside. We got to watch her make the drink and originally thought she added too many apples to it it but it turned out to balance out the ginger and celery nicely. I can say I'd order it again. Give them a try and support the local businesses.

We picked up some alfajores which are so good. Also, we ordered two green juices which were aaaaaaaaaaaamazing! Highly recommend their juices.

Hudson has some of the most impeccably curated delicious bites from not only their own ranch gardens, but from local regional vendors as well. If you're staying locally in Napa, and you want to prepare a healthy meal in your hotel room, this is a great place to stop. This mini grocery store offers amazing chocolates, fruits and vegetables, dairy products, and bites and treats for your vacation and picnics. I have also been to their amazing winery location, in the Carneros appellation of the Napa Valley. High-end Chardonnay that will blow your mind! Highly recommend!

They up charge for paper bag more than the county charge. How rude is that. Napa charges 10č they want .25. I just don't get why they need to make money off the bags they put items in. Also, nothing special here if you're a napa local.

Cute random grocer stand where we bought a variety of chocolate bars we haven't tried before. Oddly, I would avoid the Thomas Keller Peppermint 75% bar $12.50. It was dry and chalky. The Dick Taylor almond chocolate bar was really good though.

Ok green juice, The employees are not very friendly, very mechanical. They seem more interested in chatting with each other figuring out what days who is working. To many other options in this excellent market place. I wont be stopping anymore.

The milkshakes (all healthy) are fantastic! We particularly like the ones with dates. We also select the fresh juices as well and you can watch them being made. We will be back!

Great mini market. We grabbed some vegetables and can attest they made a mean salad for dinner. Quality produce and nothing on the verge of spoiling. Hands down.

After spending a day wine tasting, I wanted to get something to make me feel revived and rejuvenated. AKA I wanted to treat my body like a temple! So that's where Hudson Greens and Goods came into the picture. I ordered a Pitaya Power smoothie that was both filling and also so refreshing! It made me feel ready to take on the rest of my day. The employees were also kind during my visit. The smoothie was a bit pricey (around $11.50 for a 16 ounce), but since it's fresh I found it to be truly worth it. Definitely would visit again. I love a good green smoothie or juice!

After a run along the Napa river trail, stop on here for an organic, fresh pressed juice. Turmeric is great for muscle recovery!

Walked up to counter to order a juice today and had the rudest person roll her eyes and smirk at me when I asked for a menu after she pointed to where it was. I'm a local in Napa and I will never give this place any further business or will I be recommending it to anyone who visits Oxbow market. Truly so rude. Get nicer ppl working at your over priced juice bar.

Love their fresh drinks and smoothes. My personal favorite is the alma love! But they also sell organic produce, drinks, etc. Definitely worth coming here because they'll have some thing you're looking for. They have wonderful arrangements of flowers that I've always wanted to purchase but never got the chance to. The staff is always so nice and have constant smiles on their faces. Come here and support your local business owners.

Please add Matcha as an add-on & PLEASE COME TO MARIN COUNTRY MART and/or Petaluma!! I only get the Eddy's Fiber Pants (perfect green smoothie - tho I detest ginger so I get it without). I'd like it better if it were just Kale instead of romaine (& another leaf?) but honestly, it's fantastic. There's a sunlife organics coming to MCM in Larkspur where I work and there isn't even anything with avocado on the menu & all the smoothie options are sweet & milky/nutty (banana/almond butter etc) so I'm SO bummed. And there are literally NO other places that do green smoothies around Petaluma/Marin that i've found. I wish it was Hudson Greens coming b/c that green smoothie honestly makes me feel amazing and is delicious. Luckily I come to Napa frequently but it's not enough, I would LOVE to get their green smoothie every day. More locations please!!! *extra love for the 'goods' portion carrying Ancient Organics Ghee!!!*

Visited from Sacramento, the market that this place is in in great in general, lots of hard to find items. The juice from Hudson Greens is the best one I've ever had. The taste was spot on and the price was fair. Highly recommend.

So happy to find a smoothie here. It tasted amazing. Prices certainly higher than Seattle but same as San Fran. Service speed was pretty middle of the road. Highly recommended

Love their juices! So fresh! I got the green jeans juice, but asked for less cucumbers and celery (since those tend to be a little overpowering when it comes to flavor). It had kale, spinach, romaine lettuce, celery, cucumbers, apples, lemons, ginger, and parsley. So delicious! If I ever find myself back in Napa, I'll be back for more!

Man the produce is amazing when consumed in its home state out here, in any form... the avocado based green juice/smoothie I consumed each morning from the juice bar here whilst in town recently was simply the most amazing green juice and/or smoothie and quite possibly the best all time non alcoholic drink I have ever had anywhere. The vividness and potency of flavor and, even more so evident freshness of every ingredient, made any green juice I would ever have (usually at a few dollars more than the already high price here) back in NYC seem like watching a prototype era black and white television to a state of the art 4k or whatever the most advanced and high definition television technology is cutting edge today. I'm not sure if this place is standalone or a representation of a larger chain of some kind but this one is located inside the somehow still impressive Oxbow Public market, a spotless and bright public market cum upscale food court. That's really something considering to say we are at the point of over-saturation when it comes to hipster-fancified food-halls across the nation (if not world), would be the understatement of the decade.

Hudson Greens&Goods replaces the small grocery that was once in the corner of Oxbow Market. They have a great deal less produce, and the prices are much higher. While its predecessor had kombucha from Middletown, locally grown heirloom tomatoes, persimmons in autumn... Hudson lacks such variety. If you want a bottle of Sriracha, it's cheaper at the nearby Walmart. They also have fewer local products- they have Late July crackers from Barnstable (Massachusetts), along with Ninkasi beers&Rogue Ales (from Oregon) The Bay Area isn't exactly lacking in local food products. Their strength is in their salad/sandwich/juice bar. It's the better half.

Superior quality and freshness in the produce section; you CAN taste the difference! Also some unique finds in the shelved products they carry. An added convenience is that we enjoy being able to place our weekly Claravale raw milk order and having it ready for us when we get there. Special kudos to Max and to Grace for their helpful suggestions with a smile!

This is a little Organic Market inside the Oxbow Market in Napa. They have a small selection of produce, healthy alternative products and Kombucha. They were giving out samples of Kombucha and I ended up buying The Pink Lady.

The location is perfect - right inside the main entrance of Oxbow Public Market. The staff was helpful if not overly friendly. I admit that I have never shopped in their grocery section because quite frankly the prices are ridiculously high. I can understand why a tourist visiting Napa may not want to have to track down a grocery store to get a few items. And Hudsons Greens & Goods has decided to take full advantage of that! I ordered the Fiberpants smoothie and the flavor was what I expected though not my favorite. Their 8 oz smoothie is $1-2 more than a 16 oz smoothie at Nekter, Jamba Juice or Whole Foods. Again, taking advantage of the tourists. They can certainly run their business plan in whatever manner they see fit but since I'm a local with more affordable options that taste just as good (or better) I don't see an overpriced smoothie in my future - near or far!

They carry beautiful produce and other specialty items, but their customers service is terrible. I am a frequent buyer but have had enough of the attitudes and and total disregard for helpfulness. I will not be back to Hudson Greens and Goods!

green goodness smoothies even kids will like. nothing better than fresh farmer market ingredients. except the prices.

Loved my smoothie. I forget the full name but it had cuckoo at the end. Full of dates, almond milk, almond butter, cinnamon and came out ice cold. Delicious! Not the friendliest cashier chick but maybe they were busy.

Love this place...first rate produce, plus a small but sufficient dry goods selection.

Excellent organic juice! Great, friendly staff (so much better than when they were under the previous ownership) would highly recommend! Fresh ingredients you can see and taste!

Got two delicious drinks from the Hudson Green! We ordered the Green Jeans. It was made of kale, cucumbers, lemon, ginger, apple, spinach, romaine lettuce, celery, and parsley. It was delicious. It was more on the pricey end as we got a 16 oz and a 24 oz. and it came out to be 21.00. But it was good.

Great place for a cold press juice! Ordered the Queens Greens and husband ordered the Greens Jeans. Both were excellent!

This review is solely for the caramels. The burnt sea salt caramels to be exact. I am a lover of everything caramel so when I passed by I just had to try these. They are so delish! Next time you're at Oxbow make sure you pick up a bag (or two) of these babies!

On Nov 21, 2020 at around 3 pm (that's info for the Managenent), I had stopped here to get an artisan soda from the refrigerator case. I stood at the register. I was the only customer there. The brunette girl behind the counter was putting veggies in the food processor. Literally 5 ft away. She saw me standing there. Didn't say one word or acknowledge me. She left me standing there. I thought to myself once she finishes her task, she will come tend to me, the sole paying customer standing there a couple feet in front of her. She finishes the specific task. But instead of coming to tend to me, she starts another task! When I asked her if someone was working (thinking that perhaps she works the "kitchen" and someone else works the register, she snarkily said "I do; I will be with you in a 'moment'" (as if I was interrupting her), I just said "forget it! I'm done" and put back the soda and walked out. It was such a rude and unpleasant experience. I love the Oxbow Market and go there frequently but I will never go to Hudson again! She needs customer service lessons.

On April 9th I told the heavy girl with glasses that I was allergic to ginger and to leave it out. She was nasty about it and was mad and slammed around as she made it and after I drank my green drink I realized she had put ginger in....I had terrible stomach problems the rest of the day. Shocking display of intolerance to food allergies! BUyer BEWARE!

This market carries a few things that I love, they sell a delicious Meyer lemon yogurt and cream cheese. The produce is local and they carry some very unique products. With that said, I don't think I will shop here again. I walked over to buy some produce and a baguette or crusty bread. Model bakery was closed, but I remembered seeing that they carried bread at Hudson Greens as well. There were two loaves on the corner or the counter next to another display and as I was heading to the register I grabbed one. The owner, very rudely asked "did you grab the bread from here?" I replied that I had and she, again, rudely said it wasn't for sale and that it was old, took it and went back to doing what she was doing at the counter. I have had more than one rude encounter with her, and just brushed them off, but this was just too much. If you are the owner and your business deals in customer service and retail you should at least try and be polite.

IM not sure what is going on here. I love their groceries but their pricing is absolutely offensively, insane. They may claim that their food is organic but that doesn't cut it...$13 dollars for a Cauliflower, $16 dollars for 4 tomatoes the list goes on. Very disappointing that they are doing this. They also charg3 15 cents a bag...everyone in Napa charges 10 cents...so ask them why they charge 15 cents, they say "its just what we charge...my suggestion is charge a fair market price for your products. Pricing is truly an offense.

Beautiful organic produce and attention to detail of high quality foods and products. The juice bar is fantastic using the freshest organic fruits and vegetables! The Christina's protein drink is my favorite in the Napa Valley! The staff is so friendly and laid-back. It's great to have a healthy alternative like this at the Oxbow!