Garden-driven since 1983
Start in the dirt.
The garden beside Mustards is part of the place itself: Napa Valley growing beside a restaurant built around seasonal appetite.
The garden
More than landscaping.
Mustards has long made the garden part of its public identity. It gives the restaurant a direct visual connection to the produce, seasons and agricultural character of Napa Valley.
The menu changes, the garden changes and the point stays the same: cook with what makes sense now.
Eat your vegetables.
Napa Valley
Food belongs to a place.
Mustards sits along Highway 29 just north of Yountville, surrounded by the landscape that made Napa a food-and-wine destination. The garden helps keep that context visible instead of treating the restaurant like a room that could exist anywhere.