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A.P. Stump's Chophouse |
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163 W Santa Clara St, San Jose 95113 • 408-292-9928
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DOWNTOWN. A.P. Stump's Chophouse is a favorite destination for couples in the downtown area who are looking for a classy night on the town. The staff is courteous and knowledgeable, and the club-like setting is intimate without being overly reserved. The menu features such entrees as lamb, ribeye and Maine lobster. The bar area is a popular place to hang out before or after dinner, and the restaurant also has a large patio area. Live jazz can be heard Tuesday through Saturday. |
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User Rating: 10
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Arcadia |
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100 W San Carlos St San Jose Marriott, San Jose 95113 • 408-278-4555
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Michael Mina's Arcadia is ideal for a business lunch or dinner, or for a romantic date. The décor is simple and tasteful, with white linens and fresh flowers. Mina's menu offers a mix of classic and more contemporary American dishes: grilled steaks and oysters Rockefeller, lobster corn dogs and foie gras sliders. The whole chicken fried in duck fat and served with truffled mac and cheese wins raves, and desserts are worth a splurge. |
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Eulipia Restaurant and Bar |
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374 S 1st St, San Jose 95113 • 408-280-6161
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DOWNTOWN. Eulipia Restaurant and Bar is a trendy little restaurant located within easy walking distance of San Jose's top attractions and shops. The upstairs bar area has been a hub for local artists and poets since the restaurant's opening in 1977, and the romantic downstairs dining area is noteworthy for its linen tablecloths, artwork, candles and red brick walls. The cuisine is Californian and New American with entrees such as Atlantic Salmon roasted with cashew nuts and red wine braised shortribs. Try their famous Macaroni and White Cheddar Cheese as the perfect side dish. The restaurant's "come as you are" policy makes it popular with patrons of all ages. |
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Henry's World Famous Hi-Life |
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301 West St. John St, San Jose 95110 • 408-295-5414
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ALMADEN. The building that houses this local favorite dates back to the late 19th century. Henry's, whose Western interior is home to memorabilia of all shapes and sizes, is popular for its barbecued steaks and ribs. Such dishes as chicken fettuccine Alfredo, center-cut chops, and fresh seafood are also available. Henry's doesn't offer dessert - everybody knows that you couldn't fit it in if they did. |
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User Rating: 6
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Naglee Park Garage |
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505 E San Carlos St, San Jose 95112 • 408-286-1100
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The Naglee Park Garage is super casual and a great place to enjoy a meal with family or friends. It's small but cozy, with an attractive courtyard where they occasionally host live music or movie screenings. The food is reasonably priced and well prepared, with choices to suit just about every taste: herb-crusted trout, mustard-rubbed leg of lamb, and maple-lacquered chicken are a few of the choices. Impressive selection of beer, too. |
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Race Street Seafood Kitchen |
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247 Race St, San Jose 95126-4823 • 408-287-6280
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This Race Street legend has been a part of San Jose's dining scene for more than half a decade. The atmosphere is California-style laid-back and casual, and the crowd usually consists of far more locals than tourists – so you know it's good. Their fish and chips are a favorite at lunchtime, and nearly all of the menu items are battered and fried. The Race Street Seafood kitchen does not accept credit cards, so make sure you bring cash with you. |
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User Rating: 8.75
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Scott's Seafood Grill & Bar |
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185 Park Ave, San Jose 95113 • 408-971-1700
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This sixth-floor restaurant has some of the best views of downtown of any restaurant in the San Jose area, so be sure to request a window-side seat. The atmosphere is fairly upscale, but the friendly service and well-spaced dining area create a definite air of comfort. "Scott's Classics" are the restaurant's signature dishes, and the eclectic menu offers such main dishes as tuna covered with wasabi lemon butter, sea bass, and grilled salmon. Scott's also offers non-seafood alternatives, including excellent steaks. |
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User Rating: 9.5
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Steamer's Grillhouse |
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50 University Ave, Los Gatos 95030 • 408-395-2722
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OLD TOWN. Rumor has it that this Los Gatos restaurant serves up some of the best clams in the San Jose area. The restaurant's home features high ceilings, beautiful archways, and an outdoor patio that offers great views of the nearby Santa Cruz Mountains. Among the dishes on their eclectic menu are roasted vegetable rigatoncini, rock shrimp pizza, and fennel-crusted tuna. The restaurant's bar area is a popular destination for the after-work crowd, not to mention those wanting a break from the Los Gatos shopping scene. |
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The Grill on the Alley |
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(Restaurants - American) |
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172 S Market St Fairmont Hotel, San Jose 95113-2307 • 408-294-2244
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DOWNTOWN. This rather clubby hotel restaurant is well-known for its hand-stirred martinis and excellent grilled seafood, prime rib, and filet mignon. With private dining rooms and an intimate main dining area that boasts hardwood floors and leather booths, the restaurant keeps with the Fairmont's well-earned reputation for elegance. |
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