Restaurants near 760 Cottages at Silverado Resort

We dined here back in 2024 and came in hoping it would be just as good as we remembered. It absolutely blew our minds again! We started with the fritti, carpaccio, and beet salad - every dish was incredible, and I truly mean that. For entrées, we had the veal parm, lemon ravioli, and pesto pasta dish, all of which were outstanding. We finished with some of the best tiramisu we've ever had. Be prepared: you'll leave full, happy, and convinced you just had one of the best meals Napa has to offer!

The steaks were outstanding, tender, juicy, delicious and best of all was the freshness of the steak you can taste! Our waiter was the best and made our first time visit great and memorable! Definitely one of the best steakhouse around and worth every penny!

Matchplay is definitely a fantastic restaurant. They treat you fantastically, the food is incredible, they prepare it how you like it. The drinks are amazing and the brunch is to die for. If you go seek Gustavo to be your waiter. He is amazing and makes you feel like royalty, his recommendations made the place even better. Thanks to him my wife and I had an amazing anniversary dinner and time while we were there.

The best lemon ravioli! Came for a birthday lunch-one of my guests was elderly with a wheel chair(they gracefully hid the chair in the wine cellar,so that my guest was able to sit like a queen at a window table)I can ‘t even name every dish we ordered…one unusual appetizer was a mushroom /buratta toast. The cod was delicious and the pesto with handkerchief pasta was amazing! And a s always the lemon ravioli is absolutely luxurious!

Morimoto Napa wasn't dinner—it was an experience. From the moment we sat down, every course seemed determined to outdo the one before it. We decided not to play it safe and instead took a tour through the menu, and I'm glad we did because every single dish felt like a headliner. The A5 Wagyu was pure decadence. Rich, buttery, and so perfectly prepared that it almost defies description. It's one of those bites that makes the entire table stop talking for a moment. Then came the Duck Confit Fried Rice, which may very well be the most underrated star of the evening. Comfort food elevated to an art form—crispy, savory, luxurious, and somehow still balanced. The sushi flights were spectacular from start to finish. Every piece showcased incredible freshness, precision, and restraint. Nothing was overcomplicated. Nothing was trying too hard. It was simply world-class fish prepared by people who understand exactly when to let the ingredients speak for themselves. What impressed me most was that there wasn't a weak link all night. We hit all the classics, all the signature dishes, and every one of them delivered. The service was polished without being stuffy, attentive without hovering, and the pacing allowed us to genuinely enjoy each course as it arrived. In a region filled with extraordinary restaurants, Morimoto still manages to stand apart. It's elegant without pretension, innovative without gimmicks, and memorable without needing to shout for attention. Simply put, it was one of those meals you find yourself talking about long after you've paid the bill. If you're visiting Napa and only have a few dinners to work with, Morimoto deserves a spot at the very top of the list.