La Cheve Bakery and Brews

Napa has a ton of Mexican restaurants and trucks, but few are keeping things as interesting as this triple threat—it’s a brewery, bakery, and brunch spot in one. You’ll find an extensive list of breakfast go-to's like chilaquiles, non-traditional standouts like flan french toast (weekends only), fresh-baked pastries that sell out early, and a multi-page menu of house-brewed beer. Brunch is served all day (until they close at 3 pm), which can make it hard to decide between the sweet cornmeal pancakes, tacos al pastor, or a burrito con salsa.

Take a bite of history: Napa’s oldest adobe building, circa 1840, is now home to relative newcomer La Cheve Bakery and Brews. Known to locals as the Old Adobe, the woman-owned Mexican hotspot serves excellent comfort food and awesome baked goods. Of course that’s a winning combination for long wait times, so your best bet is to come on the early side.

La Cheve Bakery and Brews is owner Cinthya Cisneros’ culinary dream come true in Napa’s Cayetano Juárez Adobe (Old Adobe) built in 1845. Opening in May 2020 during the pandemic was no easy feat, but Cisneros’ love of food and family – everyone who works or dines here is part of “la familia” – immediately attracted a cult following. While known for its bakery items made by Cisneros’ mother, Momma Juana, and Cisneros’ own handcrafted beers, La Cheve (slang for beer in Mexican Spanish) also offers delicious and plentiful servings of tacos served on large and colorful, authentically designed plates.

The best thing about this Soscol Avenue brewery is that it’s owned by a multi-generational Latino family, and you’ll usually find the matriarch sitting in the dining room and sipping a beer alongside the guests. The beer list is eclectic, bringing together one house-made brew and a variety of other options, mostly from California. There’s a full food menu as well (hola, chilaquiles!), and a menu of baked goods.

Set inside the oldest standing adobe building in Napa, La Cheve is a Mexican-American bakery and café that blends tradition, flavor, and community. You'll find house-made pan dulce, horchata cold brew, and loaded breakfast burritos—alongside a rotating selection of local brews and mimosas. The historic setting and vibrant patio make it one of the most unique places for the best breakfast in Napa.

La Cheve Bakery and Brews is a family-owned Mexican bakery, craft beer taproom, and a restaurant all in one, located in one of the oldest buildings in Napa at the Old Adobe House. This fast casual establishment is known for their ever popular conchas, chilaquiles, and their rotating house brews. No doubt that the freshness in their bites will make your tastebuds undergo a Mexican ‘zapateado!

Come to La Cheve bakery for authentic Mexican galore in Napa Valley — one of the best restaurants on our list. People come to La Cheve for authentic chilaquiles — softened corn chips drenched in salsa verde, with a couple of eggs on top. On top of that, they offer delicious breakfast burritos, tacos, and better-than-abuelita’s conchas.

La Cheve is home to traditional Mexican cuisine since it was established in 2020, specializing in brunch, baked goods and a wide variety of craft brews. Invest in one of their many top sellers, from flan french toast to tortas planchadas, also known as pressed or grilled sandwiches. 376 Soscol Ave, Napa, 707.294.2142

A cute, family run Mexican food spot that’s rather new to Napa. Sit outside the historic adobe building and feast on some authentic chilaquiles, huevos rancheros, traditional Mexican pastries and Michelada for brunch. You know, after those nights where you may have had a few too many glasses of wine.

If you wake up in the mood for Mexican food, I challenge you to find better chilaquiles in Napa Valley!. La Cheve Bakery has the best breakfast and brunch plate options – from Mexican avocado toast to Flan French Toast. You’ll find traditional favorites, along with some culinary infusion dishes.

It’s this great authentic Mexican food brunch spot that has huge portions and such a unique vibe. It was such a casual and kid friendly place, and the fact that they had amazing food was such a bonus!. The pastries were TOP tier, they were fresh, warm and served with the perfect cup of coffee!

If you are a fan of Mexican food, then you need to try breakfast at La Cheve. It’s a female-owned Mexican bakery and brewery that has a sizeable breakfast menu with crave worthy items like huevos rancheros and concha French toast. I am a huge fan of chilaquiles and have quite high standards.

Though La Cheve is a few blocks outside of downtown Napa, it a local favorite that can’t be missed. La Cheve is a trendy yet soulful alternative to your classic Mexican restaurant. They feature a wide selection of craft brews, fresh baked goods, and breakfast items with a Mexican spin.

376 Soscol AvenueNapa, CA 94559(707) 294-2142 Visit Website See Menu Open in Google Maps. Housed in a gorgeous brick and wooden structure, this family-owned eatery is one of the great Napa lunch spots serving exquisite Mexican fare like burritos and quesadillas in a casual space.

La Cheve is a newer restaurant established in 2020, and owned by a local Mexican family. The delicious brunch spot also doubles as a bakery and a craft beer taproom. It's known for its conchas, flan French toast, and rotating house brews and mimosa flights.

La Cheve Bakery and Brews is located in the Cayetano Juárez Adobe, built in 1845, in Napa, Thursday, August 31, 2023. La Cheve ranked No. 87 on Yelp's 2024 list of top 100 places to eat in the Bay Area. (Beth Schlanker / The Press Democrat)

La Cheve Bakery and Brews – Growing up in Napa, Cinthya Cisneros, opened a brewery and bakery in a historic landmark. The Adobe is one of the oldest buildings in Napa, and she resurrected this space. This family business opened in May 2020.

For authentic Mexican food served in a homey atmosphere, look no further than Le Cheve. High on the local-favorite list is Los Boozy Pastries and the Burrito de Chorizo. Weekends only, order the Flan French Toast or Chile Verde Benedicto.

La Cheve Bakery and Brews (Napa): La Cheve’s all-day brunch includes vegan chilaquiles, concha French coast, and marinated mushroom tacos. Don’t forget to try the traditional Mexican pastries, which are also available in vegan versions.

La Cheve Bakery and Brews: From house brewed Mexican-style beers, traditional pastries, and tacos, this bakery/brewery is a fun stop to add to your itinerary. They offer indoor and outdoor seating, as well as food and drinks to go.

- Rating: 4.6/5 (774 reviews)- Price level: $$- Address: 376 Soscol Ave. Napa, California - Categories: Breakfast & Brunch, Mexican, Beer Bar- Read more on Yelp. You may also like: Homes for sale in Napa at every price point

La Cheve Bakery & Brews - Mexican food with an awesome baked goods situation in the oldest builiding in Napa. History with a side of beer & tacos!