Napa Guide - Eats | Foodshed Take Away

If you’re local to the Bay Area, chances are you’ve frequented Napa for a quick day trip. In a post-Covid world, many places in Napa require a reservation and. when you’re in-between wine tastings, it might be tricky to get a bite to eat. I was browsing Yelp and this place quickly caught my eye! There are no tables to wait for so you just head up, order your pizza, and grab a free table or eat it in the car on the way to your next destination.

Foodshed Take Away
3385 Old California Way
Napa, CA 94558

The main food that caught my eye was their pizza selection, and they did not disappoint. Let me start by saying that each slice is huge, one slice is a 6x6 which comes with 2 typical triangle size slices. I went with some friends and we opted to also get a pizza tray which ives the option of 4 different styles, cut into 16 pieces.

T & I got a Burrata & Pepperoni slice. I’d say the burrata slice was great and was very light and fresh! But because the slices are so large, I ate one of my 2 pieces and then switched over to the pepperoni. I love a good pepperoni pizza and their house-made pepperoni was so good and flavorful, it did leave the rest of my burrata pizza feeling a bit bland.

My friends got the Prosciutto & Potato pizza (along with a Burrata) and they also enjoyed! The potato one was said to be quite unique, but also quite filling.

1 slice is $6.50 / 14” whole pizza ranges from $24-26 / Pizza Tray is $26

Safe to say, we were all stuffed.

I will note that I was a bit deceived by the alcohol to *keep the buzz going*. The prices were also surprisingly very cheap ($3 for a beer), but they told us that they did not have a liquor license so the drinks couldn’t actually be consumed on the property. Bummer. But if you’re here for a longer stay and have a place nearby, this would be a great and affordable place to. pick up some food and drinks!