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Bouchon BakeryvsBistro Jeanty
Both Bouchon Bakery and Bistro Jeanty are recommended by experts. On balance, Bistro Jeanty is the choice of most reviewers compared to Bouchon Bakery. Bistro Jeanty comes in at 81 with praise from 7 sources including Fodor's, Michelin Guide and goop.
Bouchon Bakery
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Michelin Guide
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Lonely Planet Lonely Planet Fodor's
Time Out
The Infatuation
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Frommer's
6528 Washington Street, Yountville, CA
From $0/night
Fodor's "Roasted chicken with leeks and oyster mushrooms and steamed mussels served with crispy, addictive frites (french fries) are among the perfectly executed entrées." Full review
Michelin Guide 0 Stars
"Timeless French food is re-created with great regard for quality and technique at Thomas Keller's exuberant brasserie, set down the street from his iconic French Laundry." Full review
Travel + Leisure "Interior seating is limited, so a gravel-laden patio is made available to enjoy breakfast and lunch." Full review
Lonely Planet "Details at celeb-chef Thomas Keller’s French brasserie are so impeccable – zinc bar to white-aproned waiters – you’d swear you were in Paris." Full review
Lonely Planet "Bouchon makes as-good-as-in-Paris French pastries and strong coffee. There's always a line and rarely a seat: get it to go." Full review
Fodor's "To satisfy that craving you didn't know you had—but soon will—for macarons, stock up on hazelnut, pistachio, chocolate-dipped raspberry, and several other flavors at this bakery." Full review
Time Out "The bistro is a French affair, with things like oysters and steak frites and salad Lyonnaise peppering the menu...there are white tablecloths nonetheless, and an impressive wine list to boot." Full review
The Infatuation "There’s usually a line outside, but everything inside is worth it. Our favorite thing to do is grab a few loaves of bread on our way out of Napa, and eat all of them before we get back to the city." Full review
Gayot "Well worth the wait for Thomas Keller's baked goodies from this charming Yountville boulangerie-pâtisserie." Full review
Frommer's "The attraction: a (relatively) affordable taste of world-famous chef Thomas Keller’s greatness in the form of awesome coffee, freshly baked breads (and sandwiches), luscious pastries, and salads." Full review
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Bistro Jeanty
San Francisco Chronicle Fodor's Travel + Leisure
goop Lonely Planet
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Zagat Gayot Michelin Guide
6510 Washington St, Yountville, CA 94599-1385
From $33/night
San Francisco Chronicle1.0
"Three years ago, I wrote a less-than-glowing Update of Bistro Jeanty, which used to be one of my favorite restaurants. Since that time, several people have urged me to give it another..." Full review
Fodor's "French classics and obscure delicacies tickle patrons' palates at chef Philippe Jeanty's genteel country bistro." Full review
Travel + Leisure "Grab a table by the fireplace at this rustic-yet-elegant bistro, for escargots, coq au vin, and fine wines." Full review
goop "His eponymous bistro in downtown St. Helena is French country in the best, most quaint way—sit on the idyllic outdoor patio." Full review
Lonely Planet "French bistros by classical definition serve comfort food to weary travelers and that’s what French-born chef-owner Philippe Jeanty does here." Full review
Where "In everyday French life, it’s said that a bistro is more than a restaurant—it’s a culture." Full review
Zagat4.6
"“French countryside” dishes are delivered by a “terrific” staff in a homey setting that's “très charmant”; all-day hours and a communal table make it ideal for dropping by “on the way to Napa”." Full review
Gayot13.0
"Philippe Jeanty presents country elegance in the heart of Yountville." Full review
Michelin Guide Michelin Plate
"Napa transforms into the French countryside via a meal at Bistro Jeanty, which serves rib-sticking favorites like coq au vin, boeuf Bourguignon and a sinfully rich milk-fed veal chop with chanterelle mushrooms and Camembert sauce" Full review
