Stone Brewing – Napa

Brewery · Napa

Stone Brewing – Napa

Brewery · Napa

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930 3rd St, Napa, CA 94559

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Stone Brewing’s stunning 10,000-square-foot Napa outpost offers unique craft beers and delicious bites, all overlooking the scenic Napa River.  

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"Napa's new Stone Brewing outpost released the first four of its Napa-specific beers for BottleRock: Favorites were The Cardinal and the Wolf, a malty brew that's halfway between an Irish red and a pale ale, and the Jovian Orbit Double IPA, a juicy monster with only moderate bitterness at 8.2 percent ABV. The Spent Grain Soft Pretzel ($6) was a perfect pairing and late-night snack." - Jess Lander

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"Since 2016, big news has been brewing in Napa and the wait is finally over. Just in time for BottleRock Napa Valley, the famed Stone Brewing of San Diego is opening its Napa location inside a 10,000 square foot, 141-year-old stone building on the Napa River." - Jess Lander

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Reina Montante

Google
The setting at Stone Brewing is gorgeous! You are right along the water and the building is so unique. The beer is great and the food is delicious. The staff is very friendly and knowledgeable. They were quick to make adaptations to operations during Covid like no contact ordering/paying and re-arranging outdoor seating. They work hard to make it safe and comfortable for all.

Shaun Smith

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The facility is awesome! Great place overlooking the river and the building and grounds are well taken care of and very unique. The food was bbq and a pretzel that we got. Overall it was pretty good, just not as hot as I would have liked, it was also not easy eating on the tiny tables they had. Y suggestion would be that if you get stuck with one of the small wine barrel topped tables, then just stick to beer tasting at eat elsewhere, it was a pain. The beer flights were great and the staff was very attentive. Would have given it a five star if they would have had a normal sized table to eat and drink and if the food would have been warmer.

James Stroder

Google
I got here right after open on a Tuesday so I pretty much had the run of thr place. The grounds are really cool both inside and out. Everyone that worked there was friendly (I was around the gift shop so I talked to more people than just the wait staff.) I got the poke bowl and it was tasty. Id probably try something else next time but it was good. Obviously the beer list was fantastic. Good addition to Napa.

Jeff Downing

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It was great to have the brewery so close to the Bay. Have been a couple of times now and had a lovely experience each time sitting outside along the Napa river. Enjoyed a great flight (chose one from each brewery) and had a great pretzel and meat and cheese plate his time. The Berliner was a pleasant surprise on a warm day. Bought a pack to bring home 😊

Richard

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Wow. Just wow. What an excellent experience. Delicious good and beer. Granted, I’d expect nothing less from Stone, but still an excellent job. Try all the beers from Napa. While each is def a Stone beer in its own right, they’ve all got their own independent flavor profile setting themselves apart from Escondido and Liberty Station. The food was excellent too. Try the ribs, pretzel, cheezy squeel, poke, Mary’s chicken, and the IRS chocolate cake. All the food was fantastic. Big fan of the Galaxy IPA, Growls Like a Tiger and the POG IPA. Everyone here was very friendly and eager to make a suggestion if you need it.

Richard Perkins

Google
Loved the pork ribs. Some of my favorite things ever. IPAs are not my favorite style of beers. Still the German style lager was decent. Cool building with an online ordering system for food and beverages. Service was okay.

Marco Ortega

Google
I didn’t know that Stone had a location in Napa Valley. We were in the area doing what everyone else does in Napa which is visit wineries and we found Stone. This location is really really nice. Has a great view of the river and the town with a beautiful sunset. Of course, Stone offerings are a plenty here with a tasty food selection to go with it. Swag store and bar downstairs with an outdoor patio. Upstairs has a much bigger bar with tables and sitting area. Beers are wonderful as usual with a good number of unique Stone beers to try. Cheers!

Deckie G

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This looked so promising, the building is full of charm, and steeped in history. The decor inside was kept simple, which I certainly appreciated. The only fault on the decor I found was behind the bar upstairs was very sterile looking and not pleasing to the eye. But everywhere else was nicely done. The staff were nice but seemed somewhat inexperienced, which is totally acceptable. But the beers left a lot to the imagination. They hop beers were too hoppy. Which I know some people like, but others don't... and I tried 4 altogether. The wine list is very limited, which, even though its a brewing company, people go to places like that with friends that are not beer drinkers, and considering they are in the heart of wine country, that should really be expanded on. We got the cheese plate which was messy, boring and predictable. With such amazing surroundings, you expect originality with things like cheese plates in a brewery of this stature. But as with all my reviews, they are merely my thoughts and opinions... but this place could be so much more, with not too much effort. Get more wines in. Get some good cheeses, goats, sheeps, dont stick to the predictable plates, you are not a predictable building... let the building dictate your originality, and steer your menu.