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Family-Friendly Napa Valley Dining: Innovative Mexican

We LOVE old-school Mexican food.

The chips & guacamole, the super-cheesy enchiladas, and–yes–even the deep-fried chimichangas (and the “gasoline” margaritas at Sinaloa).
Light & healthy it is not.

We also LOVE “New Mexican” cuisine.

The grilled fresh fish tacos, the unique & unusual salsas, the made-to-order tortillas.

But sometimes the creativity goes to far (Mexican wood-fried pizza?–sorry, I just don’t get it).

Enter C Casa, a new addition to the ever-growing culinary scene at Oxbow Public Market in downtown Napa.

I met the owner Catherine a few weeks ago.
I was immediately intrigued not only by her background but also by this new venture she calls “An Innovative Taqueria”.

So when we ran errands down in Napa this past weekend, we stopped in for lunch.

Walking into the market, we were immediately impressed by the wonderful patio.

The Patio at C Casa in the Oxbow Public Market in Napa

When we went inside to order, we were equally impressed.

We shared the Spiced Lamb Taco, the C Casa Chicken Taco, the Grilled Mahi Mahi Taco, and the “Nachos Not!”.

Everything was wonderful. The portions were just right, but we ordered too much food for our family of three. Next time, we’ll order fewer items, or a salad or such in place of the nachos. While the food was intensely flavored–in that fresh, perfectly-delicious way–nothing was too spicy for Samantha.

Service is walk-up and the atmosphere is casual. Prices, especially for Napa, are reasonable.

Who: All ages–the market is bustling and just loud enough that families with kids of all ages can relax

What: A fresh, original, and sophisticated take on Mexican cuisine in a hip environment

Where: Oxbow Public Market, 610 First Street Suite 6, near downtown Napa

When: Anytime of year; lunch or dinner (and breakfast on the weekends)

Why: To “do Mexican” in a delicious, innovative, and healthy way

Family-Friendly Dining: Mexican

We’ve been regular customers at Villa Corona in Saint Helena since we moved to town over four years ago.

While their website needs help, offline the food is great, the ambience is upbeat and casual and the prices are reasonable.

The restaurant offers that hybrid-style of service–you place your order at the counter and then your food is delivered to your table. The Saint Helena location has a nice little patio, and as it is located right on Main Street in downtown there are plenty of people-watching opportunities.

On a recent visit, Tom & I shared the Super Chicken Burrito (the red sauce is fantastic), the Ceviche Special and a Pineapple Agua Fresca while Samantha enjoyed a kids Cheese Quesadilla. As our total bill was around $20, this is one of the few budget-friendly dining options Upvalley as well.

Who: All ages

What: High-quality, healthful Mexican food in a casual, attractive setting

When: Hours vary by location, see their website

Where: Four locations: Saint Helena, Napa & two in Vacaville

Why: To fulfill that nagging craving for Mexican food

Villa Corona, Saint Helena

Villa Corona, Saint Helena

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