Oxbow Public Market

Beautifully designed food/drink/market attached to the CIA in the Napa waterfront area. Many different food options including seafood, savory meats, and plenty of shopping options both for home wares and foodstuffs, as well as gifts and souvenirs from the greater Napa area.Parking is pretty brutal and limited in the adjacent lot, so make sure you're patient and/or willing to walk from farther down the street.Plenty here to browse and shop around - great for families, meeting up with friends, and also romantic enough for a partner or date.Would highly recommend this destination to check out if you're in the Napa area and looking for a starting or ending point for a meal/snack!

Ritual Coffee warm & friendly service for a delicious latte with love!The deck is amazing with views of a warm fireplace, beautiful sunset, and the lit Napa Train.

This is the first time I've ever found a open spot at the Oxbow Public market parking lot. I rejoiced at the proximity until after I came out of the market and found out parking is limited to half an hour at a time. This, combined with the exquisitely compact spacing made this lot highly undesirable. But that wasn't all, the additional sign said, overflow parking was available along with shuttle service. Well, bah humbug! That sounds even less desirable. And where is the sign that tells me the address of overflow parking AND the shuttle schedule?The vegetable stand in the Oxbow Public market isn't your regular go to vegetable stand. They have some pretty exotic veg, and they have some pretty rarified prices. There have been times when I thought the prices at the farmers market seemed a tad high. This market straightened that out right away. The absolute best use of this market has been trying out new vegetable varieties, (at great expense), before planting them in your backyard.So in the quest for exotic new varieties to try out, I showed up. The most plantable stuff available at this time were the squashes and I hate squashes. So I left empty-handed.The rest of the Oxbow Public market was really fun. that was partly because I had zero plans to buy any of it. Without the sticker shock window shopping is lots of fun and there are some pretty unusual offerings in the market. There was some kind of hard liquor bar where you could sniff (?) sample bottles before purchase. There was a spice stand, where you could once again sniff before purchase. There were lots of eateries, and I was especially intrigued by the Jewish deli however, prices were even higher than Katz's. So unless I hear their pastrami blows away, Katzs I think I'll try something else. The bagels sounded exciting but generally I have to ration myself to a quarter of a bagel at a time which sucks all the fun out. Where are my pickles anyway?All in all I'm glad I didn't stick around to shop because who knows what happens if they enforce that 1/2 hour time limit.

Oxbow Public Market is a great market near CIA at Copia. Nice to explore the cafes, bakeries and shops filled with local olive oil, cheese and produce. Hudson Greens & Goods is a locally owned grocery store. Their locally sourced fruits and veggies were so beautiful. The flavored olive oils at the Olive Press are so delicious. Craving a Jew-ish deli, check out Loveski for sourdough bagels and smoked meats. Love to read? Check out the Naa Bookmine. Their tea towels are so cute. People I want to meet. Just gonna set that dirty dish in the sink and call it a day, huh?? So funny. Great for a quick stop at the market.Free parking is available. We did not walk around outside, due to the temperatures that soared up to 104 F during our October visit. Would be nice to sit on the outdoor patio when the weather is a bit cooler. Thanks to my Yelp friend May in Sacramento who recommended this cute market in Napa.

This market was great! If you are ever in Napa is definitely a must stop place. They have a parking lot designated for this market. So you don't have to worry about that. So many great places to eat inside! There's sandwiches, breakfast, wood fire pizza and hog island oyster! So many choices to pick from! There's fresh produce in there and an area to buy spices. There's also a wonderful box store in there. Great service from all the different businesses! Prices range from affordable to expensive! The wines are on the expensive side. But a great sport to stop and hang or eat!

This is a great indoor market if you want to try a little bit everything local in downtown napa. The parking is free and the space is plenty. There are many different vendors inside. You won't leave the place hungry. Just try everything :-) I also enjoy seeing all the interesting sculptures right outside of the market.

Great vibe and place to shop lots going on terrific people watching and nice diversity of food and lively drinking options

Best place to go for wines, cheeses, chocolates, seafood,and chocolates.Favorites:~ Hog Island best oysters.~ Cheese and Merchant wine at the bar.~ Annette's Chocolates~ Empress M, love the selections of dim sum~ Hudson, great selections of dark chocolates, organic greens, canned of seafoods, and local cookies.~ Karas cup cakes, must try.Value~ $$ -$$$Service- *****

Lots of choices for every sort of taste bud out there! We actually just wanted to see it since so many had suggested but had recently ate so wasn't hungry. We arrived later in the day so a good many of the places were closed but was still very active anyway! Next time we plan to try it for sure!

Love the market... the place to go for high end meal perpetration. There is a few eateries, also great cheese store, little market full of goodies for your pantries, coffee store, olive oil store... just a great little adventure.