Ad Hoc + Redd

As mentioned yesterday, the final day of our vacation was spent in Napa to visit D’s parents.  D’s brother and sister were also there, so it was a family reunion of sorts.

After church on Sunday morning we stopped in a park in Yountville before going to Ad Hoc for brunch. 

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Last time we really enjoyed Addendum, so we were looking forward to this adjacent restaurant.

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The menu is pre fixe and the menu changes all of the time.  I was hoping that day wasn’t the fried chicken and waffles since we already had tried the fried chicken.  Luckily, it was hangar steak and eggs.

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Too bad I didn’t take a picture of the menu, because I can’t remember most of the detailed description of all of the courses.  The food is served family-style and everything tasted so fresh and delicious.  This was a garlic bread-crostini type of thing with charred scallion butter.

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I believe this was an endive salad with some sort of smoked fish.

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The hangar steak and eggs.  There was also a side of crispy potatoes.

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For dessert: plums with crème fraiche and coconut rochers (macaroons). 

The kids were able to order a kid’s meal of pancakes and bacon for $5, so they shared one meal and had a little of our food as well.

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The pancakes were served with more of the crème fraiche.  The bacon seemed dry and overcooked, which is strange considering the restaurant’s mascot is a pig. 

Yountville was really crowded and parking was difficult.  While waiting for D to get the car, we waited in the little wooded area behind Ad Hoc.

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The kids had lots of fun at Grandma and Grandpa’s house.  Then it was time for dinner at Redd Wood.

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Interesting décor.  It is an upscale Italian restaurant, so we had pasta and pizza.  Our waiter was quite chatty and jealous that n was sleeping during the beginning of dinner because his two year old son doesn’t take naps.

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It was nice to get away one last time before summer ends.  Can’t believe tomorrow is September and school is starting next week!

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