Guidebook for San Jose
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A great little restaurant that offers seasonal Italian-Californian cuisine made with fresh, locally-sourced ingredients from small family farmers. As a bonus, they offer free delivery!
26 locals recommend
Pizza Antica
334 Santana RowA great little restaurant that offers seasonal Italian-Californian cuisine made with fresh, locally-sourced ingredients from small family farmers. As a bonus, they offer free delivery!
SoNY is a San Jose classic. It's a hop and a skip away from the apartment, and their garlic knots and margherita pizza are to die for. End your meal with a tiramisu cup and you'll be one happy camper!
32 locals recommend
A Slice of New York
3443 Stevens Creek BlvdSoNY is a San Jose classic. It's a hop and a skip away from the apartment, and their garlic knots and margherita pizza are to die for. End your meal with a tiramisu cup and you'll be one happy camper!
Have a craving for Thai cuisine? This little joint is one quick block away! SFT boasts some of the best chicken satay, pad thai, and fried bananas with coconut ice cream outside of Thailand.
9 locals recommend
Siam Fine Thai Cuisine
3924 El Camino RealHave a craving for Thai cuisine? This little joint is one quick block away! SFT boasts some of the best chicken satay, pad thai, and fried bananas with coconut ice cream outside of Thailand.
No vacation is complete without a weekend brunch. The Table has the best eggs benedict and corned beef hash in town, bar none. Try their beignets to start, then finish strong with an artisan cocktail!
76 locals recommend
The Table
1110 Willow StNo vacation is complete without a weekend brunch. The Table has the best eggs benedict and corned beef hash in town, bar none. Try their beignets to start, then finish strong with an artisan cocktail!
Located across the street from Santana Row, this new and modern sushi restaurant boasts a wide variety of sake and fresh selection of sashimi, nigiri, rolls, and barbecued meats.
9 locals recommend
Kenji Sushi
385 S Winchester BlvdLocated across the street from Santana Row, this new and modern sushi restaurant boasts a wide variety of sake and fresh selection of sashimi, nigiri, rolls, and barbecued meats.
Celebrating? Looking to dip a toe in fine dining? Look no further; chef David Kinch heads this 2-Michelin starred restaurant that is sure to wow associates, family members, and spouses alike.
22 locals recommend
Manresa
320 Village LnCelebrating? Looking to dip a toe in fine dining? Look no further; chef David Kinch heads this 2-Michelin starred restaurant that is sure to wow associates, family members, and spouses alike.
Say "si" to si-food! If you have the munchies for some fresh seaside Mexican fare, this place serves up some seriously mean breaded halibut tacos, scallop quesadillas, and hibiscus agua fresca.
18 locals recommend
Dia De Pesca
55 N Bascom AveSay "si" to si-food! If you have the munchies for some fresh seaside Mexican fare, this place serves up some seriously mean breaded halibut tacos, scallop quesadillas, and hibiscus agua fresca.
For light bites and great cocktails in an industrial-chic setting, R&R brings a little SF charm to Santana Row. Parmesan fries, bone marrow, and beef short ribs make for a great tapas-style dinner.
7 locals recommend
Roots And Rye
3055 Olin AvenueFor light bites and great cocktails in an industrial-chic setting, R&R brings a little SF charm to Santana Row. Parmesan fries, bone marrow, and beef short ribs make for a great tapas-style dinner.
Taurinus serves up the best Brazilian churrasco in town. Start at the salad bar, then choose from a mind-blowing selection including chicken hearts, sirloin, garlic steak, and countless other meats.
7 locals recommend
Taurinus Brazilian Steak House
167 W San Fernando StTaurinus serves up the best Brazilian churrasco in town. Start at the salad bar, then choose from a mind-blowing selection including chicken hearts, sirloin, garlic steak, and countless other meats.