Pi Bar offers a lively, chef-driven dining experience by Executive Chef Justice. Voted Lodi’s Best, our restaurant sits near the scenic Lodi Lake and features beautiful open-air patios, roll-up doors, and a polished yet energetic atmosphere. Guests enjoy thoughtful dishes, handcrafted cocktails, and a welcoming environment perfect for any occasion.
Welcome to MAYAHUEL – A True Tequila ExperienceMore than just a restaurant, MAYAHUEL is a tequila museum that brings the spirit of Mexico to life through its vibrant restaurant, bar, and lounge. Here, you don’t just drink tequila—you experience it.Recognized with the Michelin Plate award in 2020, Mayahuel continues to gain acclaim as one of the top Mexican restaurants in the region.We offer an extensive vegan menu, a curated mezcalaria, inviting outdoor seating, a versatile private event center, and catering services for any occasion.Join us for Happy Hour and enjoy our expertly crafted cocktails and small plates at special prices. Prefer to enjoy Mayahuel at home? We also offer convenient takeout options so you can savor your favorite dishes wherever you are.Come experience the flavors, culture, and hospitality that make Mayahuel truly unforgettable.
While Slanted Door is opening this new location in Napa, it all began with an idea to open a Vietnamese crêpe stand or a noodle shop in the Tenderloin neighborhood. Charles Phan searched for a location but was told that there were already too many Vietnamese restaurants in the area. He moved the search to his own neighborhood: the Mission. He quickly found an available space on Valencia Street.The Slanted Door was born in 1995 with the goal of elevating Vietnamese food to the next level—modern design, sustainable local ingredients, quality teas, and wine pairings. The Slanted Door was quickly recognized and became too small to accommodate the reservation requests. The growing restaurant moved to South of Market in 2002. It was there that the team integrated a craft cocktail program, which was one of the first restaurants in San Francisco to offer craft cocktail menus. The Slanted Door moved again to the San Francisco Ferry Building in 2004.
