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Help with choosing Napa/Yountville Restaurants

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My husband and I are planning our 1-year anniversary trip to San Fran and Napa area. While in Napa (Yountville) we will be staying at the Yountville Inn. We don't mind driving for one meal, but would like to enjoy wine and walk back to our hotel after dinner for the other meal. We are looking for two stellar (but not necessarily the most expensive) restaurant choices for dinner. (French Laundry is just too much for us.) We have been looking at La Toque, Bistro Jeanty and others nearby. Also are considering Hurley for lunch. To those who are avid travelers and foodies, please help me out by ranking your favorites. Thanks!

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By Alicia880 on Mar 3, 2010 11:35 AM