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Dining at The Inn has been likened to a performance with the guest always playing the star role.

Patrick O'Connell's inspired American cuisine, draws admirers from around the world and has been described by critics as "so good it makes you cry".

Chez Panisse opened its doors in 1971, founded by Alice Waters and a group of idealistic friends. A neighborhood bistro, it is named after Honoré Panisse, a character in Marcel Pagnol’s 1930s movie trilogy about waterfront life in Marseille (Marius, Fanny, and César), as an homage to the sentiment, comedy, and informality of these classic films.

Per Se is the urban interpretation of The French Laundry. You will see the connection in the symbols (the blue door, the fireplace, the garden) and in the early materials (wood, marble and granite, the rough copper floor tiles). And you will see a connection in the food, in the cornet, which opens all meals as it does at both restaurants, and the Oysters and Pearls, the French Laundry classic. Because of its setting in the center of Manhattan, Per Se has its own distinct identity, but we try never to lose sight of where we began.

(from perseny.com)

Thomas Keller opened The French Laundry in 1994. The restaurant remains the premier fine-dining
destination in Napa Valley, offering French cuisine.

The menu at The French Laundry changes daily. In addition to the regular menu, guests can enjoy one of two unique nine-course tasting menus. Examples of items served are, “lamelles” of charred hokkaido sea scallop; “confit de coeur de veau,” and fresh ricotta and cherry “sfogliatelle.”