Santana Row is an upscale shopping district in San José, California. It is the place to be and to be seen. It is home to many
restaurants and a great place to go for brunch.
BooRah lists six restaurants for brunch in San Jose, with three on Santana Row (Consuelo,
Left Bank and
Village).
Yelp provides a list with reviews of Santana Row restaurants and best brunch options (
Yelp). However, you go to Santana Row not just for the food but for the overall experience.
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Consuelo
Consuelo Mexican Bistro Santana Row is a popular spot for brunch. They serve creative Mexican cuisine, which uses the finest of ingredients.
Consuelo's team provides leadership for this bistro. They offer both inside and outside dining options. We have dined there a number of times, including brunch and have always enjoyed our experience.
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Consuelo Santana Row, San José © Spaswinefood |
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Left Bank
Left Bank 377 Santana Row is an authentic Parisian style brasserie. Their
menu offers fresh, seasonal and local cuisine.
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Left Bank Santana Row, San José © Spaswinefood |
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Left Bank Santana Row, San José © Spaswinefood |
Spaswinefood has dined at Left Bank a number of times. My most recent visit was when my friend and I dropped by Santana Row for brunch in late June. Left Bank has outside/inside dinning options. We chose to dine inside. Inside has a nice open feel to it. There is an open kitchen. It has the largest bar on Santana Row.
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Open Kitchen at Left Bank Santana Row © Spaswinefood © Spaswinefood |
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Left Bank Bar © Spaswinefood |
From the brunch menu we ordered
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Eggs Benedict © Spaswinefood |
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Egg Benedict a La Florentine © Spaswinefood
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Village California Bistro and Wine Bar Santana Row offers California inspired cuisine. They support local artisan breads, organic farmers and sustainable agriculture; they strive to source only wild caught -seafood and natural fed meats. Their chef team includes Thomas Ricci, Abel Landeros and Mario DeLuca.
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Village Bistro Santana Row, San José © Spaswinefood |
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Village Bistro Santana Row, San José © Spaswinefood |
On July 23 we dropped by for brunch.
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View from Village Bistro Santana Row, San José © Spaswinefood |
They offer local boutique wines and global wine flights. We ordered the Masters Trio wine flight of 2006 Tempranillo Grenache from Tejada Vineyard, Lake County, 2005 Grenache, Arrels from Montsant, Spain, 2006 Syrah Candela, Casteloro from Lake County. Wine Spectator Award.
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Wine flight at Village Bistro Santana Row, San José © Spaswinefood |
For main course we ordered
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Tombo Tuna Melt, Village Bistro Santana Row © Spaswinefood © Spaswinefood |
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Bistro Eggs Benedict at Village Bistro Santana Row © Spaswinefood © Spaswinefood |
We sat street side with Iris and it was a pleasant lunch. You can check reviews at
OpenTable,
Urbanspoon and
Yelp.
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Ms Iris at Village Bistro Santana Row, San José © Spaswinefood |
All three Santana Row restaurants featured in this post are pet friendly.
Sharon
July 2011
Santana Row
San José, California
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Wine Stops On Santana Row, San José
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