
The Brasswood concept is simple—to celebrate local bounty by making elegant wines and crafting dishes that pair perfectly. Guests can eat lunch and dinner on the patio overlooking the grounds, inside the booths or at the bar. Reservations can be made either through RESY or by calling us at (707) 302-5101. *Menu changes seasonally
Hours
| Friday | 11:30 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 11:30 AM–9 PM |
| Sunday | 11:30 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | 11:30 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 11:30 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11:30 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11:30 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 3111 St Helena Hwy North, St Helena, CA 94574
Phone: (707) 302-5101
Website: http://www.brasswood.com/
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Order and Reservations
Reservations: brasswood.comresy.com
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Reviews
The menu is a showcase of bold, beautifully presented dishes that make dining feel like an event. The wood-fired pizza and lamb chops, glistening with a rich cabernet reduction and served over creamy potato puree, were a highlight—tender, deeply flavorful, and perfectly capturing the primal appeal of food cooked over an open flame. The simplicity of the grilled bread topped with creamy burrata and fresh rosemary was equally impressive, offering a bright, elegant bite that balanced the meal’s richer elements. The wood-fired pizza, with its molten blend of cheeses, spinach, and caramelized onions, arrived straight from the oven, delivering that irresistible combination of smoky crust and luxurious toppings.
What sets apart Brasswood is the way the kitchen marries the rustic intensity of wood-fired cooking with precise, thoughtful preparation. The dishes are unpretentious yet undeniably sophisticated—each one crafted to deliver maximum flavor without unnecessary fuss. The atmosphere complements this approach perfectly: a warm, inviting space with the subtle hum of the wood-fired oven and an easy flow between kitchen and table that makes the experience feel seamless and personal.
From the dramatic presentation of the lamb chops to the comforting perfection of a freshly fired pizza, this delicious Napa Valley Restaurannt delivers a dining experience that is both memorable and deeply satisfying. The food speaks for itself, and it does so with confidence. This is a restaurant where the focus is squarely on what’s on the plate—and where every dish leaves you eager for the next bite.
We sat on the patio in a cool Sunday in September in the later part of the afternoon.
Our server provided a balance of privacy and table touches. Our preference is privacy (more European and Asian expectations) over an overly-social style that many people expect in US restaurants. We were definitely comfortable after a cocktail/mocktail, a shared starter, and individual entrees, but we were swayed to order a dessert pretty easily. Did we need the strawberry shortcake? No. Did we enjoy it? Of course!
We started with their recommended homemade mozzarella which was thick, gooey and deliciously savory, it was very moreish and satisfying. Then we moved onto the clam & mussels with chorizo, this was equally as delicious and had a nice spicy note, the sauce was so good! For our mains, my husband had the scallop with pea risotto, which was perfectly cooked and had some very tasty complimenting carrots. I had the confit duck with three cheese risotto. The duck was crispy and falling off the bone tender and complimented the creamiest risotto. A very delicious and all round comfortable evening for us and will definitely look forward to coming back.
We ordered several dishes and my parents were impressed by all of them (they’re quite picky eaters) which shows how good this place is.
The mozzarella on toast, which is apparently their secret menu(?), was phenomenal and the other dishes, including the pork chop, truffle fries, duck bolognese, and the risotto were all amazing as well.
Nothing was too salty nor bland and had the perfect balance, making it super easy to clear the plate. My favorite was the risotto 🙂
That being said, we overall had a good experiencd. We had the risotto with the duck leg, risotto with seared scallops, and shishito peppers. The scallops were fantastic; tender, well-seasoned, and browned to perfection. The duck was very flavorful and had yummy crispy skin!
Maybe the risotto was just a bad batch, but everything else was great!