Dean & Deluca

This is a super convenient option for snacks or lunch while visiting wineries in the area. I stopped in two days in a row in between tastings. Both days they had an already made up mini cheese plate that was easy to grab along with bread. I was able to relax and nibble while sitting near their water fountains outside.
There is an extensive wine shop inside as well as many, many gourmet treats and kitchen accessories. After sampling the chile crunch, I quickly bought a jar and after my husband tried it the next day, ended up buying a second!
It’s a fun place to browse.

Curry Chicken Salad is delicious. Chunks of breast with toasted sliced almonds, currants and curry. Grab deli items and picnic nearby. Knowledgable and helpful staff eager to help. Grab a bottle of the Chili Crunch to add kick to any pasta dish, veggies or spread onto a nice Pugliese.

Mandatory stop every time I’m in Napa. The cheese selection is phenomenal! Bought tons of gifts to take home. It’s like a candy store for this kid!

One of my favorite places! I always go here to pick up food for picnics up in Napa. They have the best sandwiches — warning that they’re massive! I love how they let you try everything. Love their selection of cheeses. Never leave disappointed, just always way more food than needed. Their coffee and sweets are great too!

Asked for a large iced coffee, which is $ 4.50. The guy filled the cup to the brim with crushed ice. I asked for a little less ice, so he took it down — after I prodded twice — to ²⁄₃ of a cup. Crushed ice, not cubes. Then he poured in a tiny amount of iced coffee and filled the rest of the $ 4.50 cup with water. The result was a large cup of very light brown water, about as pale as a Provence rosé.
This store charges high prices for everything, which I’m willing to pay for high quality goods. But $ 4.50 for that cup of light brown water? Shameless.

It goes without saying that this place is expensive. However the other day I couldn’t believe it. I felt like a cup of tea and a pastry and the line at Bouchon in Yountville was as it usually is on the weekends: Long.
What got to me is that a macaroon at Bouchon costs $ 3.50, which is expensive, but they are good. A Bouchon macaroon at D&D costs $ 6.75!!! Yes, I read that right, I checked twice. This was the first time I’ve seen this, first and last time I was interested in a macaroon from D&D.
The people working there have always been very nice and helpful.

We love to swing by and partake in their deli goodies! The sandwiches that Ernesto made for us were divine! We had a warm turkey and Brie sandwich with apricot mustard and a Italian sandwich on a ciabatta roll! Then we grabbed some truffle pâté, farro salad, kale salad, white albacore tuna, gigantic white beans, peppers stuffed with Sheep cheese, lobster pasta salad and some crusty bread! And talk about a PICNIC! Wow. And there was so much left over we had dinner too!
Also had a couple of cookies from their bakery for later. Let me tell you though they are happy to have you sample anything you wish! And the service here is bar none the best! Everyone is so polite and helpful and their wine and spirits department is awesome too! The staff is knowledgeable and engaging and there is something for everyone.

It’s a gourmet goodies super store — it’s not cheap but still lots of fun! They get big vegan points for having sweet & sour tofu in the deli case, along with other vegan ready-​made options and sandwiches made to order. The man at the candy counter was very generous with his time — he looked up the packages for the bulk licorice to help me make a selection that was free of animal products!
They have cut down on the household items — I always loved browsing the «Sur la Table» section of the store but now it is pared down to wine glasses, hostess gifts, and things you might need for a picnic. Still — a worth while stop with a nice fountain where you can eat your goodies!

Great selection of wines, cheeses, kitchen tools and sauces. Keep in mind some items like the Asian rooster chili sauce was a bit overpriced.
The chocolate bread was fantastic. The person who sell wines was very helpful in giving tips and suggestion.
Not a bad idea to stop by.

I’m annoyed with D&D today. Staff were friendly and helpful as always, but getting price-​gouged just feels unwelcoming no matter how you slice it.
The liquor section is useless; I needed some Cocchi Americano Aperitivo — $ 18 – 22 anywhere else, $ 35 here.
Black truffle salt — $ 30 for four ounces. You can do better virtually anywhere else.
We got two large macarons for $ 6.75 EACH (EACH) and when I opened the box I found one of them is missing a chunk. If you’re going to peddle luxury at an absolute premium, at least be perfectionists.

Love to cook this is the place to be lots of nice culinary products. Sandwiches, pastries, wine collection really nice
Place its just across V. Sattui they have really delectable pâté, cheese, salami, ham, crackers, olives, truffles, chocolate and much much more.

While I appreciate their selection of interesting gourmet items, I don’t like being completely overcharged. Bought a small jar of hot sauce for $ 14 and it was $ 9.95 from the maker’s own site.
No more D$D for me!

Fancy ass deli, lol. If you appreciate the finer things in life, you’ll love this place. Wonderfully delicious charcuterie, imported cheeses, wines, etc…
A boutique whole foods paints a vague picture but its more then that.
My wife and I had serrano ham, lemon and garlic olives, smoked cheddar and salami, all measured to our specifications and enjoyed at a local winery.

I always like to stop here before getting into the BULK of wine tasting.
Anything you are looking for is to be found at this deli.
Conveniently located right off of the main drag.
pick a number and wait… the time goes by pretty fast considering there are a plethora of foods jams wines sauces crackers and gadgets to look at.

One of the coolest super markets I have ever seen. Very clean and well designed. I really enjoyed learning about all types of wine they have in their Selection! The store in Napa has a winery right next to it and you can wonder through the rows of grapes and look at the beauty you are surrounded by. I like how well it is designed and how beautifully it is presented. Everyone is warm and welcoming! I really enjoyed visiting it and learning about it!

Ugh, I looove Dean & Deluca! I just wish there were more than one store on the entire West Coast, although that’s probably a good thing because I would blow so much money here… haha. After two visits, this is what I’ve tried:
Espresso shake — ¹⁰⁄₁₀ — This is probably one of the best coffee ice cream shakes I’ve ever had in my life!!! Super rich and thick but not just milk and sugar like most milkshakes… they managed to retain the boldness of the espresso too!
Lavender white mocha — 8.5÷10 — This one is intense! I would almost say the lavender notes are a teensy bit overpowering but it’s certainly a unique concoction worth trying!
Espresso crème brûlée — 7.5÷10 — This one didn’t quite blow my mind… I would’ve liked the top glazed layer to be crispier. The custard part of it was not what I expected either. The espresso had almost like a liquor favor to it which I found quite nice!
Truffle sea salt — ¹⁰⁄₁₀ — ohmygosh I wish I could season all my dishes with this delicacy! Sadly I can’t afford to, but it’s certainly worth picking up a bag of this for special occasions. Oh and don’t mind the two week expiration date on the label — I continued to use mine for over a year and it was still good!
Do yourself a favor and come in just to browse and ask for free samples, if nothing else! The employees are all super friendly here :)

For those of you who think I only have negative things to say. Try this place. I was blown away. The most friendly and helpful staff. And great selection you will find stuff you didn’t even know you were looking for Will recommend and revisit !!!

A great place to grab some noshies if you’re getting restauranted-​out. They have a great selection of grab-​and-​go food. Then head over to a winery picnic area, such as Charles Krug.

What keeps me coming back to this place? Large Iced Lavender White Mocha and their BLTA (Bacon Lettuce Tomato and Avocado). It’s also the free samples of their fancy cheeses and other rare delectables. For baked goods? Most of their stuff comes from other famous local bakeries in Napa Valley but my favorite is the Almond Twist (it’s long and twisted) about the size of a small baguette. It’s about a 30 – 40 mins drive from where I live and I have this punch card every time I purchase a coffee… nice incentive to go here every week (I guess). I don’t mind the drive because it’s so scenic… the vineyards… the wineries… etc…etc…They also sell kitchen wares… dry goods and grocery items (fancy flour to truffle oil)…foie gras etc…
This place is just across from V. Sattui Winery. so don’t forget to check them out!

Rent a cottage or staying in a B&B. Either way stock up delectable treats from this beautiful store!

Expensive yes! Worth it (if you have the funds) most definately. The array of wonderful epicurean delights here is endless, skillfully placed in the most inviting manner it is easy to see how this is a foodie haven.
If you are on your way to Napa and need a location to provide a picnic basket I suggest doing your research on exactly what you need and calling them in advance! We had a wonderful cheese Black Pepper Bellavitano tasty and I would imagine delicious in a sandwich with Roast beef or even a hardy Salami.
As everyone knows I am a HUGE fan of teas and my friend and I found the bounty of ALL bounties tehehehehe Fortnum and Mason Paris and French Breakfast Tea (in the linen pouches) very hard to find here state side. $ 26.50 tag but we snagged them up quicker than I could raise my right eyebrow LMAO!
Oh yes last but not least, service was snooty… here is a little something to share with your staff you don’t need to put on ‘airs’ because you are in #1 in Napa and #2 at Dean & Deluca… a friendly demeanor goes a long way with all customers no matter what walk of life they hail from ;)
Respectfully Reviewed

Coming here was a check off the bucket list, since I’ve long heard of the NYC edition and was excited that there was one on this coast for me to visit.
Basically, imagine the cream of the crop in every edible category and it’s here. You have to have an exceptional product (at an exceptional price) to have it carried at D&D. As a foodie, I could go bankrupt here. It seemed like everything was at least $ 15, and that can certainly rack up quickly.
I ended up getting some gourmet chocolates (amazing), a slice of the famous cinnamon babka, and a small jar of goat milk caramel. This would be a superb place to stop for picnic supplies before heading out to explore the surrounding wineries.

VERY expensive, but friendly staff and interesting gourmet selection.
Dean & Deluca is known for being pricey and exclusive. The actual store is smaller than expected, and the selection is not as refined as I thought. I wish to see some truly exceptional, crème-​de-​la-​crème gems, but most of them are plainly — and unnecessarily — expensive.
($ 20 for a jar of organic pasta sauce? No thank you.)
Still, it is fun to browse and submit to impulse purchase. Staff is very friendly, and there are good stuff around.
We got
— 2 packs of gummy candies (pineapple gummy bears and peach gummies), ~$ 5/​per packet.
–1 spicy chili crunch, ~$ 15.
–1 bottle of «cheap» wine, ~$ 30.
–3 slices of paper-​thin Jamon Iberico, ~$ 11 ($ 165/​pound…).
Yes, it is very easy to overspend and overindulge here. It is not necessarily better at Dean & Deluca, but if you are in the area, it is worth checking it out.

This place has some of the best, high quality (fancy pants prices), and most delicious stuff you can get. My favorite is this spread called, «Chili Crunchy». Find it, buy it, eat it. SO good.
_​Insert any food or drink item_​is delicious.
Foodie dream come true. Love this place.

This gourmet grocery store was full of delicious tempting foods, and I am shocked that I was able to walk away with only one bag of items! Dean & Deluca is a place I have heard so many fantastic things about for years, and I was thrilled to learn that there was a location in Napa. Upon walking in, I was overwhelmed by the food and wine selection and also the various kitchen accessories as well. There were many free samples of sweet and savory items to try sitting out including cinnamon chocolate bread, toffee, cookies, dips, and cheeses… it was like Costco with gourmet samples!
My purpose for coming to Dean & Deluca was to grab something delicious and quick to eat for lunch. The staff in the deli area were all extremely helpful and very willing to let me try anything I wanted in the case. I tried the Sweet & Sour Tofu and ended up liking it so much that I ordered a small container of it to have as part of my lunch. They also let me sample the Potato Leek Soup, which I again liked so much that I got a pint of it to-​go. In addition to the cold salads and dishes in the display case, they also serve hot sandwiches (and also breakfast egg sandwiches), wraps, and made-​to-​order salads.
Dean & Deluca also has a wonderful coffee bar and area with pastries. There is another large area with a huge display case of chocolates (one of my many food weaknesses), and there were so many exquisite-​looking pieces of chocolate that it was so hard for me to pick just a few to buy and enjoy!
With the goal of a quick stop in to pick up lunch at Dean & Deluca, I probably ended up staying in the store for over 45 minutes as it was so hard to decide and I had the desire to wander about the whole store, look at the unique gourmet items they were selling, and of course try all of the various sweet and savory samples! I wish this store had more locations in California, but I suppose I will have to wait to visit again the next time I travel to wine country!

Flashes of NYC! In the middle of Napa amid wine tastings. If you’ve lived or visited NYC for a decent amount, you know that Dean & Deluca is really how Whole Foods might have branched all around the US. What a pleasant surprise when I came here.
Not packed like the NYC versions, but with everything in between. From an amazing wine selection, deli, cheeses, pates, crackers, jams, etc… it is all here.
Yes it is expensive. Sorry that the Ferrari you always wanted isn’t suddenly the cost of a Honda Civic, but the fact that this location exists and is well maintained in California is an absolute yes in my book.
Cheers!

Amazing store, filled with TONS of food and goodies!
We stopped by here on our way to a winery to stock up on some picnic food. We got two amazing sandwiches (made to order), side salads, and yummy chocolates.
There was so much to taste and try throughout the store. You’ll have an amazing time just walking around. Will be surprised if you don’t end up leaving with a cart full of goodies!!! :)
Best place to stock up before a napa valley picnic!

I first discovered dean and deluca in manhattan, so I’ve known this place is crazy expensive. It has been a few years since I last stepped into one and now I have way more disposable income so I thought why not.
The prices here are pretty ridiculous. $ 10 for a bar of chocolate is the norm. $ 3.50 for one cookie. $ 14 for a bag of chocolates. You do not come here for casual cheap snacking.
But that’s the thing. Most of the stuff here I’ve never seen elsewhere. I’m sure most of it is yummy too. So it’s always a treat to browse this place.
I did buy some chocolates for $ 5. They weren’t bad but I guess not the best value either.

I love Dean & DeLuca. From the first time I set foot in the original New York location it was love at first sight/​bite.
Dean & DeLuca is very pricey but they offer an amazing array of astonishing cheeses, pates, foie gras, wines, meats, gelato, breads, crackers, desserts, and dry goods… actually tons more.
We picked up a lovely bottle of wine and wanted to pair it with a nice pâté and cheese. Great 3 month old french unpasteurized cows milk cheese. Truffle infused duck liver mousse. Great bottle of pinot noir.
Happy.
If you are on highway 29 stop by and browse… I believe you might be just as smitten as myself.

I love this store! As much as I wished we have one in the Bay Area, I’m relieved we do not since the price is more green than Whole Foods.
Purchased some brittle $ 11, had the most amazing chocolate bread, a delicious fruit parfait over freshly made yogurt with bits of vanilla $ 4, a beautiful apricot mustard $ 11 and some other good stuff.
Great place to stop by to pick up items for a picnic.

What do you have when you put what foodies, cooks, wine-​connoisseurs want in one place? Dean & Deluca. This New York icon made a great location choice in selecting Napa, the land of fine wine and food, as an outpost. A stop at Dean & Deluca is a must stop on trips to the Wine Country.
You can find desserts and pastries, chocolates, cured meats and cheeses, produce, artisan breads, jams, spices, gourmet foods, a deli with prepared foods and made to order sandwiches, coffees, kitchen wares, drinks, and fine wines. As you wander through the store, they have food samples displayed too.
For those that enjoy fine foods and wine, this high-​end food mecca’s for you.