When only a thick, perfect steak will do, popular Cole's is the best choice in town. The prime steaks—New York and porterhouse—are dry-aged by Allen Brothers of Chicago, purveyors to America's top steak houses. New Zealand lamb chops are the house's non-beef favorite, and seasonal additions might include veal chops. Inside an 1886 stone building, Chops hews to tradition with the starters and...
"As good as any NY steakhouse" but "with a Napa Valley twist", this "classic" "carnivore heaven" from Greg Cole (Celadon) proffers "big portions" of "top-notch" meat "cooked to your exact specifications" and paired "wonderfully with those great big Napa cabs"; set in a "landmark building", it boasts a "fine ambiance" and "service to match", so "high prices" aren't exactly a surprise.
Cole's Chop House Restaurant Review:
With all the Cab in Napa, pray for a steakhouse. Cole’s Chop House fits the bill. It’s the south Napa Valley choice for a serious beef fix: Midwest, corn-fed, dry-aged, Prime. Rest assured that Cole’s will expertly handle whatever cut you fancy, from porterhouse to filet; we love the NY strip. Just-right seasoning plus doneness that reliably matches the guideline definitions let it all shine....
Locals know that when steak is desired, only one Napa restaurant truly jumps to mind: Cole's Chop House. Local resident and chef-owner Greg Cole (who also owns Celadon nearby) puts the serious into steaks here. You can't go wrong choosing from various cuts including tender lamb chops, mammoth porterhouses and high-rise filet mignons. The bar is also the best in town. Lavish cocktails abound and...