Station St. Helena

This is literally a station with really good food options. I loved my latte with oat milk, so yum. And the ham & cheese sandwich was sooo tasty and good portion. Service is good & food comes fast. The have benches on the side so you can hang out & enjoy your treats. We'll be back!

In town for Christmas and needed a warm caffeinated drink in the afternoon. Counter service was fast and friendly. I had the large mocha (positively divine) and got one of the last apple fritters to go. The mocha was seriously the best hot drink I've had in a while. Served piping hot and plenty of dark chocolate flavor. The apple fritter was bigger than my face! It was good, but a bit dry so we heated it a bit and it was delicious.The experience was so good, that we went back the next morning to get breakfast for the family to take home. Again, the place was sparkling clean and counter service was good. But, two disappointments:The mocha was served tepid, not piping hot like the day before. Also, it seemed like they just *showed* the dark chocolate to my cup but didn't put much inside.One person wanted a BLTA sandwich. That's only available on the lunch menu. Can't have it for breakfast even though other breakfast dishes had bacon, tomato, avocado and sourdough bread. Learned later that staff literally cannot enter a lunch item during the breakfast service. Their computer won't allow it. Seems dumb to me but hey, they had plenty of other offerings.We ordered for 5 people:3 bacon biscuits (more ciabatta than biscuit, but delicious)Veggie crustless quiche (fabulous)Ham & cheese quiche (with crust, also very good)Avocado toast on Sourdough (see BLTA comment)Apple fritter (served warm and fresh)Coffee cakeOG doughnutBanana berry smoothie +chia seedsAlmond milk hot latteHot mocha (sad face)Yes, we dropped a load of dough (see what I did there?) but we truly enjoyed the bakery, the service and the convenient location. We will definitely visit again when we return in February!

I built this place up in my head too much. I really wanted to like it. I've seen their hot honey pepperoni pizza on social media and planned on getting a full pizza to try, and bring a few slices home to my wife. Well, the hot honey is a specialty pizza and is only sold on Mondays. In fact there is a different specialty pizza every day of the week. So unless it's cheese or pepperoni, you are stuck with whatever the specialty is of the day you go. The other downside? The staff told me they haven't sold full pizzas in months and don't know when they expect to sell full pizzas again. Only by the slice at $5-$6 a slice. I had a slice of pepperoni and a bottle of water for $10. I wish I liked it. I was really disappointed. The bottom was nice and crispy, but the pizza was REALLY greasy and kinda flavorless. Just an OK slice overall. I promise, I wanted to like this place. Like I said, social media built it up for me. Just a lot of disappointment about a whole lot of different situations.

Station is literally a filling station (4 pumps to top off your tank) and an upscale, mostly take-away eatery with a delightful selection of biscuits, enticing riffs on healthier breakfast favorites like avocado toast plus muffins and quiche, great salads, smoothies, sandwiches- and pizza by the slice.I got the Salmon Toast on thick, homemade multigrain bread, nova, feta cheese spread topped with pickled onions ($15). I brought back the Grain Bowl ($13) for my swimmer with extra protein (sliced herbed chicken, + $5).All the items were delicious and high quality though a bit skimpy on salmon and sliced chicken. Still, I appreciated all the housemade, creative ingredients like the salad's harissa-spiced sweet potatoes and crispy chickpeas and the homemade thick, toasted multigrain bread for my salmon toast. Americano was delicious and service was upbeat but respectfully low-key: I don't talk much at that hour before I'm appropriately caffeinated.Staff was speedy taking and fulfilling orders as groups of people came and went. The space never felt crowded as the entire front wall (where garage doors were lifted open) left only three sides enclosed.Whoever designed the high impact graphics and the flow of this space deserves an award. It's a wow! I hope we have another meet in St. Helena soon because I want to return for the hot honey pimento and bacon biscuit and matcha lavender latte. Come here if you're day tripping in Wine Country or passing through and looking to have a delicious breakfast or lunch without breaking the bank. And let me repeat: Breakfast ALL DAY, gold star for that!

We are from out of town and stopped by from a quick lunch for a drink to go. We got the Mocha and saw the apple fritter (it's bigger than an adult head!) It was absolutely delicious! We would love to come back. The service was friendly and they got our order to us fairly quickly.

This place is always fantastic. Great coffee and amazing pastries. Do yourself a favor and get the apple fritter and almond croissant. The apple fritter will feed you for days and is the best one we've have had. The almond croissant is amazing too!

We loved everything about this place! It's a gas station looking restaurant that is outside and you just walk up and order. You can actually get gas heat as well. Very cute place to be at and take pics. The service was great, all of the workers were very polite and it was pretty quick. We absolutely loved the hot honey pepperoni pizza 10/10. We also got the regular cheese and pepperoni which were good also but not as amazing as the hot honey pepperoni. Great prices as well! For all 4 slices we paid 21$. Will definitely be back next time we are in the area.

Iced tea and iced latte are both solid. Ease of access/parking is nice. They sell pizza by the slice so we grabbed one to try- hot, pretty fresh - not bad. Service is friendly and fast.

The outdoor patio , upscale ambiance and food is incredible. OG donut was great, their everything cookie is divine. This used to be one of my go to spots since 2021. Complaints :Staff wasn't super friendly. I got ignored standing waiting to be helped. No hello nothing. Then the employee grumpily spun the tip iPad screen at meNo cash accepted is annoying AF. Plastic only??Can you say demonization? The $5.50 latte i got tasted off no foam. I went back and they said they pour "nonfat" by default? WTH they remade it for me no problem with whole milk extra foam but still barely any foam.. they use some push button machine that makes the shot no skill or freshness to the grounds. Still tasted heavy like sludge in a glass of whole milk, with a long burnt finish on the palette. And I'm a coffee guy. WTHLast visit few weeks ago the latte wasn't as bad and they asked me what milk i wanted. Now i guess they just dish out nonfat.Parking upfront is limited but theres plenty at sunshine food grocery next door

Been meaning to write a review for months now. I don't want to type out 2 words short of a novel about this place but I feel as if I should put honest word out. This place has the absolute WORST customer service I have EVER seen with ANY business. The workers have always been plain right rude and sassy. The food is pretty good but only when the workers aren't too lazy to get off their asses and throw it in the microwave. Not only is the food sometimes warmed but the coffee is often served cold. All of the food here is bought and reheated just to be resold. I have not met one tolerable worker and have not waited shorter than 10 minutes (no line) for a single drink. This business is the epitome of laziness and I will never return here.Ps: don't order the macchiato. It is a scam item.