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    Salt & Straw

    Salt & Straw

    4.4
    (116 reviews)
    30.2 mi

    We've come here 2-3 times in the past few weeks and have enjoyed it each time. The staff is…read morefriendly and the ice cream flavors are truly unique. And though some can sound weird, none of the ones we tried were at all off-putting or seemed to be weird for the sake of being weird. They were just creative and unexpected. In a world where you run across the typical flavors more often than not, even at independent ice cream shops, having these unique combinations is a great option to have. In the past, we'd had Chocolate Caramel Smoked Budino and Strawberry Honey Balsamic w/ Black Pepper. The highlight of this visit was the coffee - great and I'd order it every time. It's best to get a double and share, IMO. The extra cost for a big extra scoop isn't that much, versus getting two single scoops. If you know the other person well that is. Love to come back again. Worth a splurge to get some really creative flavors and stay cool on hot days.

    Highly recommend coming before 9pm on weekends to avoid the late night rush…read more Salt and Straw is located at one end of a shopping plaza. There's a decent amount of parking, but during popular times, you might need to wait for a spot. We got the mint chocolate chip and strawberry balsamic. Mint chocolate chip was good, just on the sweeter side. Strawberry balsamic had a nice vinegar twang. I appreciate how they let you get a sample of various flavors since they have a lot of interesting ones that sound cool and you can see which cater to your personal taste before purchasing a full ice cream.

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    Silver Creek Community Market

    Silver Creek Community Market

    4.2
    (294 reviews)
    26.4 mi
    $$

    This is my convenient neighborhood community market, I like to buy sushi here, sometimes from the…read moresushi bar, plus vegetables, fruits, meats, eggs, milk, etc. There is a great prepared foods counter here, with separate counters to buy salads, prepared dishes, ready to take home dishes, a meat/fish counter in another area, plus a bakery and smoothie/tea/coffee bar. I like to come here for a quick meal when I'm running out of time to dine in somewhere. The staff are friendly, my mom brings her store coupons to use that come through the U.S. mail. Sign up here with your info to hear about their weekly ads and specials. The staff always seem to know where items are located when I ask. The store is very organized and clean. Parking is available outside of the store.

    I've came here on two different occasions. Yesterday and 1 week ago…read more First, the açaí bowl I got last Sunday was completely wrong. I ordered their tropical blue crush bowl. They did not have any blue chia pudding because no one made it that morning, they didn't have any mango chutney, AND they didn't even add granola in my bowl like the description stated. Highly disappointing. Second, I got their tropical smoothie (don't remember exact name) which has orange juice, passion, and other fruits I can't remember plus a swirl of coconut cream lined on the cup... The drink was not aesthetically pleasing. Didn't see a coconut cream swirled. The drink tasted just like straight orange juice only but blended with ice. I always go to New Leaf in Capitola on 41st Avenue whenever I visit and they've never messed up on my orders (except for once when they didn't have mango chutney either). But the drinks they've made for me and the açaí bowls were yummy and good looking. The workers at the juice/coffee/açaí bar here just seemed very lazy and I've been here 5+ times.

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    Gilroy Garlic Festival Association

    Gilroy Garlic Festival Association

    2.8
    (784 reviews)
    3.7 mi

    This year was our first time attending the Gilroy Garlic Festival. It is a cute event, but this was…read moreour "once and done" participation. In our opinion, the hype is not justified. It was difficult to get tickets to begin with, as they open sales to the locals first and everyone else can get tickets a couple weeks later. The ticket price was OK with $35 per person as the I assume that the location and the bands had to be paid somehow. But anything after that is where I cut stars. Here is the good: the location was the fairgrounds next to Gilroy Gardens. There was plenty of parking (more on that in the "bad" section). There was a lot of security around, and they had many volunteers who helped out. The event also had quite a number of porta potties, which were at least initially very clean. Plenty of hand washing stations with soap and paper towels were provided. There was also a water bottle refill station. The water came basically just out of a hose and was luke-warm, but at least people had access to water. The event started at 10 am, and right off the batch, the first band played. We were there for about 3.5 hours, which was more than needed to cover everything including eating, but we were able to catch bits and pieces of 3 different bands. One of the bands was country, and they were wonderful. The last band we were able to catch was called Neverland. Goodness gracious, that band was phenomenal. The lead singer had quite a voice! Very, very great coverage of good ol' American rock. The weather was very hot that day, and the fairgrounds offered some shady spots. A few more seating options would have been nice, but some people just resorted to sitting in the grass. The Gourmet Alley had sails covering all the tables and benches, which helped to offset some of the heat and sun exposure. A few vendors had set up little tables and gave away freebies like squishies, fans, little toys, etc. Maria's ice cream (I hope I remember that correctly) gave away free small cups of vanilla-garlic ice cream for everyone to try. Right next to that stand was Tooms who gave away little cups with pretzels and the most amazing garlic dip that I have ever tasted. Turns out Costco sometimes sells that garlic dip. Cannot wait to find and buy it. It's incredible! And now a few things that are the reason why this was a once and done for us. First of all, parking in the dirt lot was $26 something per car. Very unnecessary to charge for that! By the time you get the tickets for 4 and parking, you are out about $180 with all the "fees" they tag on. Secondly, upon getting in line to check in, we had to dump out our nice ice cold water. I don't buy that this is for "security reasons" as they are selling plenty of booze inside. So plain greed it is! Thirdly, just like any fair (i.e. something like the Del Mar Fair), all the food and drink items are hopelessly overpriced. I guess it can be expected, but a small potion of fries (think McDonalds size) was $8. Not much to it. Then the other menu items in Gourmet Alley are also very overpriced. The minimum one has to spend on a sandwich is $19. I think the least expensive items were garlic fries for $14. The combo meals were $26 per person. We were not a fan of either plate. Quality was just ok. What made it worse was that they had only window 8 for all the people with prepaid meals. That line did not move even half as fast as the other lines for people who wanted à la carte items. We had to stand in line for about 35 minutes to get our food. And that in the heat! Drinks were also pricey. A small (maybe 12 oz?) beer was about $10, and a small bottle of water was $5. I think not even Disneyland charges $5 for an ordinary bottle of water. Back at the hotel, we learned that other guests had tickets for Friday and Saturday, and after going Friday, they just forfeit their Saturday tickets and did something else instead. For us it was a day trip to Monterey. Now that alone was worth the trip up here for us! Overall, if you have never been, think local Oktoberfest on a much smaller scale but more expensive. The idea of the festival is cute, and it could be a nice community event, but there is just not much to do other than walking around or listening to a couple of bands while drinking very expensive water or beers.

    This was our first ever Garlic Festival! I was so excited to have finally made it out here for it…read more It was HOT and the lines were incredibly long. I still had lots of fun but was surprisingly underwhelmed with all-things garlic. I was kinda expecting to walk in with garlic everywhere but it didn't really feel like that. The merch was okay, I was hoping they were selling garlic bulb hats, but they were mostly just regular merch. The food was good!! Perfectly garlicky (I like my food with extra garlic!)

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    Bloomfield - gourmet - Updated August 2026

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