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    Eataly Silicon Valley

    3.3 (1.6k reviews)
    Open 8:30 am - 10:00 pm

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    Moderate noise
    Good for kids
    Dogs allowed
    Outdoor seating

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    Casey L.

    Very disappointed in my experience today at Eataly. The employee helping me was very vague and short with me, and had no patience whatsoever. She got quite mean when I corrected her on the amount of pastries I wanted, as these were a gift, and was rude about ringing me up. Even worse, the pastries were all basically smashed up together in the box. Definitely not something you'd want to give to someone, especially on Mother's Day. When I opened to count it, I was short on two pastries, and yet I was charged as if all of them were in the box. It's a shame because the pastries themselves were delicious, but after today, I do not want to go back. Very disappointed in this experience.

    Danielle C.

    What a fun business to browse! It's a grocery store, mini home goods store, cafe, two restaurants, a butcher shop, a cheese shop all in one place! You can spend a long time just looking at everything! Everything is Italian so there are a lot of products that you can't find anywhere else. I don't live that close to here but if I did I would consider buying more fresh meat, pasta, salads, and cheese here on a regular basis! I bought this Nocciolata hazelnut chocolate spread. It was much more liquid than Nutella (which is very thick). I thought it was a lot more spreadable on my bread!

    Latte and a cannelloni
    P B.

    We ordered a chocolate cannelloni, a cafe latte, and a glass of prosecco. Everything tasted good. The service was very friendly and we found seating outside. Would come back!

    Seafood Carbonara
    William S.

    This is my third time here and I keep coming back for the fresh pasta. This time the pasta was a bit too al dente for my liking--almost a little tough to chew. The fresh tomato sauce was excellent though, and the noodles soaked it up really well. The clams were good, although a few broken shell pieces ended up in the sauce. That's somewhat expected with shellfish, but still a little unpleasant when it happens. I liked the loop-shaped noodles (mezzi paccheri) a lot. The carbonara was especially good--possibly a newer addition to the menu. The guanciale was fantastic with a mix of crispy, chewy, and juicy fatty pieces, and the cheese made the dish super saucy. Everything came together really well. I appreciate that they really focus on highlighting the ingredients here without over-salting--letting things like the fresh tomatoes, cheese, and seafood shine. Although I would have appreciated a bit more salt in the calamari. Definitely on the pricier side, but the portion size was actually perfect and the quality is there.

    Ravioli pumpkin
    Gabe Y.

    Amateur hour at La Pizza & La Pasta. TLDR at the end. We arrived at 8:40 PM and quickly get a table with Mary Jane as our server. We ordered CAPRICCIOSA and the BURRATA E PROSCIUTTO with A RUOTA DI CARRO crust. After about 10 minutes, we get the CAPRICCIOSA and a MARGHERITA 'A RUOTA DI CARRO', not BURRATA E PROSCIUTTO. When we showed our server, she took away the MARGHERITA and said they would make a new one. It didn't seem like she realized the order was incorrect when she came over. It was around 9:10 PM at this point. The kitchen was starting to close. I encouraged my partner to eat her own pizza while I waited but she said it was too hot to eat at the time. This point is important. We wait until 9:30 PM wondering where the pizza was. We couldn't find Mary Jane. A different server noticed that we were looking for some help and offered to check on the order. We watched him look around and check the kiosk and realized the correction had never been sent to the kitchen. What he brought back under 5 minutes later was the correct BURRATA E PROSCIUTTO. Unfortunately, it was 100% the original MARGHERITA, hastily re-fired, with new ingredients on top. You could tell because it was lukewarm (not burning to the touch like my partner's when it first came out), the kitchen was closing, and the significant amount of charring underneath. The photos attached show the burnt pizza crust on mine and the proper amount of leopard spotting on the other pizza. I was hungry and saw the kitchen was already closed by this point; to be polite and get the staff out I just ate it. Our server checked in and I said it was fine. I wasn't going to expect them to remake a pizza this late after an attempt to correct it had already been made. We get the check and notice a triple charge for the A RUOTA DI CARRO style. 3 charges for 2 crusts. At this point I asked for a discount because of the burned, lukewarm pizza that I waited so long for. The server commented "Which pizza, the one you ate?" It felt passive aggressive, like 'you ate it so what's the problem?' She had her manager speak with us. I explain everything to the manager. He lacks the common decency and professionalism to take accountability and apologize. I show him the burnt crust on the re-fired, lukewarm pizza. He dismisses it and says the pizza oven can get "pretty toasty", which doesn't address anything, especially since the pizza was lukewarm when it got back to me. He said he will give us a discount but the total was $20 more on the revised bill. Ends up, they tried to charge us for a 3rd pizza because they "remade it". We ask about this and they changed it again to around $10 off the original bill. That was incompetent at best, malicious at worst. It also felt odd that our server disappeared on us, especially after claiming she would have them make the correct order. Then when she held the tablet for us to pay, knowing that we're looking at the tip screen, she asked if the service was okay. After everything, this felt insulting and as if she was fishing for a tip. The flavor of the pizza itself was good where it wasn't burned. I'm sure it's also better when it's hot. It's a shame that a restaurant that's predicated on representing a culture that prides itself on food would make so many mistakes in a row and not even be able to say sorry. TLDR; I get that it's the end of the night. But for $25-$30 per pizza, I would expect a hot, un-burned pizza, made to order the first time. I would also hope for more attentive service and, at the very least, an accurate bill.

    Anh P.

    I recently visited Eataly Silicon Valley and really enjoyed my experience there. The space is huge, three stories with so many food & dessert options, especially pizza and pasta. I honestly wanted to try all, but just wasn't hungry enough, so I'm saving that for next time and try gelato only. The gelato was a bit pricey, but sooooo excellent. They let you sample flavors, and I really liked the vanilla and cherry, but ended up choosing tiramisu because it was the best, super rich and creamy with that classic tiramisu taste. Just a small note: it does have alcohol, so something to keep in mind if you're with kids (we were all adults, so no issue for us) They also have a ton of desserts like choux, mousse, cream-filled pastries, and different kinds of tiramisu. Honestly, it's kind of heaven for dessert lovers. Can't wait to come back and try more.

    Olivia H.

    I think this place is really cool. They have a café where you can get fast food, but it's actually very good quality. The café area is nice and offers coffee drinks, cakes, and pastries. They also have a gelato shop, which is the main reason I keep coming back. I love their pistachio gelato--it's very similar to the one I tried in Venice, Italy. There's also a supermarket upstairs that's really cute and has many Italian ingredients you might be looking for. The place is clean and the food selection is great. It almost feels like its own little mall. The service, however, can be hit or miss. Some staff members are very nice, while others just do the most basic customer service, and a few can even have a bit of an attitude. I've had all kinds of experiences here. That said, I still come back for their pistachio gelato haha

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    Julie W.

    I'm addicted to their double espresso con panna, cannoli & maritozzo Classico. But today the barista overdrew the double espresso's so they were kind of bitter :(. The line for pizza and sandwiches are pretty quick. We usually like everything we order. The pasta was a bit soft. It's a great place to pick something up quick. It's great to see so many choices. Sometimes it's very busy and no open tables or chairs along the wall. You maybe able to find seating outside or elsewhere in side the mall.

    Raymond M.

    Great spot for all your Italian related essentials, whether you're looking for fresh pasta, meats, or something from the bakery. The selection feels thoughtfully curated, making it easy to find everyday staples and specialty items you wouldn't normally find at a standard grocery store. It's on the pricier side since you're paying for imported goods, so it may not be your go-to grocery spot unless you're specifically looking for specialty Italian items.

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    Alexis B.

    What a great find! We had been to the Eataly in Las Vegas before and remembered they had the best gluten-free pizza crust--my wife absolutely loves it. So when we were down in Silicon Valley for an event and saw there was an Eataly, we had to stop by. It's located in the mall but has its own entrance from the roof, which is pretty cool. The whole place is three stories packed with Italian food, groceries, and specialty items you can take home. We were there mainly for the restaurant though, and it did not disappoint. They even had some Olympic-themed specials going on, including cocktails. We each ordered a pizza: I went with the burrata e prosciutto and it was delicious. The crust was divine. My wife had the gluten-free margherita and loved it. The service was great too. Our servers were attentive and checked in at the right times, but never in an annoying or overbearing way. There are plenty of other options like salads and pasta, but we're pizza people and this hit the spot. 10/10 would recommend!

    Ready made sandwiches
    Michael L.

    All Eatalys are NOT created equal. Not by a long shot. My first experience with EATALY was in Las Vegas and I thought even though the food was crazy expensive, the food quality and service was stellar. Worth the visit. BUT, this Eataly in San Jose is not good at all. The service is slow. The food, even after being reheated was cold and overpriced. I ordered: Bolognese Pizza: cold. Like a polar bears toe nails. Score - 3/10 Mortadella sandwich: it was basically just bread. With a hint of meat and a pinch of flavor. Just shoot me now moment. Score - 2/10 I'd much rather go to Domino's. And I would definitely go to Eataly in Vegas. But this one in San Jose... Eataly left me kind of bitterly annoyed.

    pear brown butter
    Yinong T.

    Every time I buy ice cream, I always spot the beautifully displayed desserts. I've hesitated many times, worried about the high calories, and never got one before. Today I finally tried a small piece of pear brown butter cake. It's way less sweet than I expected. Having dessert feels so warm and happy, and I'll definitely try other flavors next time. I picked passion fruit paired with 70% dark chocolate ice cream. The sweet and sour flavors balance each other perfectly, totally recommended!

    Spaghetti Carbonara
    Stephanie Q.

    Made reservations for lunch on a Saturday and glad I did because it got super busy! The ambiance of the restaurant is really nice since it's on the rooftop. Appetizers: we got the grilled squid, it comes with tomatoes and capers. It was good, but for the amount of squid you get and for $30, I don't think it was worth it. We also ordered the sourdough bread with butter ($10) but from someone who's had home made fresh sourdough, this was just okay. Main course: Spaghetti carbonara. This was pretty good, butnothing special. My honest rating is 7/10. Unfortunately, I wanted to like this place more, but you're really paying for the ambiance. I'd go elsewhere if you want good Italian food.

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    2 people in my family do not eat dairy. Are most of your food choices flexible? Can we order food with no cheese and no onions? We are vegetarian and vegan friendly.

    At their restaurant Terra, their menu has some dishes marked as vegan, vegetarian, gluten free, etc., and requests like "no cheese" shouldn't be a problem.

    Do they serve lunch on Saturdays or just brunch?

    We understand the sell Gluten Free pasta in the market but can they use that to make GD dishes in the restaurant? and offer GF table bread?

    Sometimes there's an indication on the menu with the letters GF. But I'm sure if you ask, they could probably accommodate.

    Is there outdoor seating for the restaurants? If so, which ones?

    They both have outdoor seating.

    Is the place Dog friendly?

    This is a grocery store and restaurant. Inside a building. Calif law means that NO it is not "dog friendly". It would be illegal to take a dog inside.

    What time does the market close on christmas eve?

    Usually, they are open until 11pm on Saturday night. You can email the concierge here. I have always had good luck getting a response. esv-guestrelations@eataly.com

    Is there handicapped parking near the reataurant?

    Yes, enter the parking garage and follow the signs for Eataly all the way to the roof parking lot. You will find handicapped parking right in front of the entrance.

    Do I have to reserve a table?

    You don't have to make reservations, but you might have to wait 1hr or more if u try as walk-in.

    Do they have pesto pasta?

    They have a pesto pasta with green beans

    Do they have WiFi?

    Yes they do have Wifi.

    Can you make reservations?

    Yes, via Open Table. Make sure you know which restaurant you want to make reservations for.

    What are the hours for the pizza line? What about the pasta restaurant upstairs?

    Pizza alla pala on 1st floor (Rome-style pizza): 11am - 7pm La pizza la pasta 3rd floor… Read more

    Does Venchi sell their famous Gelatos?

    No they don't

    Are walk ins available or reservation only?

    Eataly is a big grocery, butcher shop, fishmonger and super market, as well as gelato shop, coffee shop, pasta, pizza, etc. These are walk in allow but the line is still long because they hit capacity nonstop. Walk in of course!… Read more

    Which parking lot do you use to park near the 3rd floor entrance?

    Enter from Stevens creek Blvd to to the "Stevens Creek garage" right lane follow P4 Eately signage all the way to the top. Stay right and use the lane to come out onto the roof parking. Follow until you see the Eately entrance at on your left.

    Do they sell birthday cakes?

    I highly doubt it.

    How can we make a reservation? Online booking isn't working.

    They take reservations on open table for Terra and La Pizza & La Table.

    Are there still a line to go in?

    Hi- yes there is! And in order to eat at the restaurant a RSVP would be a good idea but if you're wanting to browse the market place or eat at the gelato, pizza, or bakery then there's a fluctuating line! :)

    What is open hour?

    8:30AM

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    International Food Bazaar

    4.3(478 reviews)
    3.7 miCambrian Park
    $$

    I have a real problem, I cannot stop coming back to International Food Bazaar and at this point I…read morehave fully accepted it!!! This place has been a San Jose staple for years and has been my go-to main supermarket for as long as I can remember. The selection covers everything you could possibly need, from international products to everyday household essentials all under one roof, the kind of variety that makes any other grocery store feel incomplete. What keeps me coming back just as much as the products is the staff. Many of them have been there for years, always friendly, always consistent, always making you feel genuinely welcomed. That kind of familiarity and warmth is something you just cannot put a price on. You come in for groceries and leave feeling like you just visited old friends. This Food Bazaar is a true San Jose international community treasure and deserves every bit of loyalty it has earned over the years. Highly recommend making it your regular stop, you won't regret it

    I needed some grape leaves and other ingredients for some traditional dishes, I grew up with, for…read morethe holidays. My go to store for that is the international food bizarre. They have amazing selection of spices, meats, breads, produce and more. The shelves are neatly organized. I love the fresh pita bread and lavash that they sell. I found my favorite brand of grape leaves. I also found the pomegranate syrup I needed and the orange blossom water for my Basbousa. They had a nice selection of fillo dough. My favorite brand is the Apollo fillo dough. I got a few boxes of that for my Armenian Paklava. And I couldn't leave without getting some fresh bread. I talked with Eddie, the owner, for a bit. He's so kind and if there's something you can't find, he'll help you get it. It's always a pleasure shopping here. They have the best international food items and excellent customer service. I highly recommend checking it out.

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    International Food Bazaar - Jarred pepper paste and eggplant

    Jarred pepper paste and eggplant

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    Mega Mart - Korean sauce chicken from the food deli

    Mega Mart

    4.3(433 reviews)
    4.6 mi
    $$

    Been going here since they were K-Market and have been a rewards member since. After hitting my…read more1000 points redemption, I think it's about time for a review. Love the ample parking, prime location, and how spacious it is inside. The rewards system is essentially a 1% cash back at a 1000pt cliff -- meaning you get $10 after you spend $1000 but no redemptions before that. Being a member also doesn't get you any additional discounts vs non-members. But hey it's free so it doesn't hurt. I'll always support there being more Asian grocery stores in the West Side of the South Bay. H-Mart always had that spot for me, but now it's shared. Mega Mart's marketed as a more premium store, but it does its best when they're running sales. Price between the two are pretty neck and neck. You'll spend anywhere from $70-$200 per trip cuz the small things do add up. They used to have prepped food marked off anywhere from 30-70% off in the final and early hours of the day. Now, it's an inconsistent luck of the draw. However, I've never had an issue with food quality with anything I've purchased whether it be prepped food or raw ingredients. 4/5, solid store. Hope they continue to grow and thrive as a mainstay of the community.

    This is my go-to market for mushrooms. They have such a huge variety of packaged mushrooms and lots…read moreof organic options, which I don't see at my other go-to Asian market. Whenever I shop here, I grab mushrooms, bok choy, cabbage, sesame oil, and vegan kimchi. They have a deli area with lots of pre-cooked food, but most of it isn't vegan-friendly, so I usually skip the deli items. I've tried the veggie japchae twice, but it's been very inconsistent. The first time it was good, but the second time, the taste was off. They used to have really good seasoned vegan crispy tofu bites in the frozen section. I can't remember the brand, but I haven't seen them in a while, so maybe they didn't have enough interest to keep them in stock? The line can get pretty long sometimes, but it usually moves quickly. There's plenty of parking, but I've noticed that most customers park poorly (not within the lines), so it can be a bit tricky to find a good spot. I'd probably come here more often if they had a better vegan / plant-based selection.

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    Mega Mart - 3/13/25 FYI.

    3/13/25 FYI.

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    Hankook Supermarket - They have the yogurt alcohol drinks here.

    Hankook Supermarket

    4.2(935 reviews)
    3.5 mi
    $$

    It's been quite some time since I visited Hankook. I've always been impressed by their cooking…read morelineup. And as usual, their collection was extensive and comprehensive. They had the usual array of nonstick pots, which don't work very well for me. They had a small but useful section for clay pots. I thought Amazon and AliExpress had overpriced clay pots, but I was wrong. These prices were significantly higher. I can only hope these are the best of the best. Checking up on 99 Ranch, I couldn't even find clay pots in there more limited kitchen utensil section. I ran across one item where knockoffs are ubiquitous. They've completely flooded AliExpress and you have to watch it with Amazon. Hankook had the authentic item and at significantly lower price than both Amazon and Aldi express. I found a tea section to be well stocked. I also recognize some of the tea brands. 99 Ranch has gone with lower cost options, but if you buy 6 ounces of tea, are you gonna be stuck with an enormous supply. Better to go with reliable brands that I have enjoyed in the past. I loved the produce section. It was nice and fresh. It also had wider selection of produce than other supermarkets. The store itself is stunning. The the aisles are spacious. The store is meticulously clean. The shelves are fully stocked. There were only about two items which were shopped out. The snack area and the frozen foods were even more interesting. It's obvious in those two sections that there were many more Korean brands. I should've tried some, but it's hard for me to resist snacks and there was a good chance that would finish the entire bag in one go. Better to skip it entirely. The parking lot for the supermarket is spacious. I had no trouble finding a spot even though I arrived in the late afternoon when everybody has gotten off work. I live about two hours away. And I am very jealous because there is no Hankook near me.

    I really like shopping at Hankook. This market is huge, and they have all kinds of products in…read moreaddition to food. We have purchased a wok from here, twice, and they were reasonably priced (around $35 if I recall), and we got a spare lid for a reasonable price as well. They always have inexpensive produce, lots of fresh stuff. I got a bag of bok choy for $2. I think if you are looking for Asian produce, a great place to shop. They also have a lot of prepared foods, snack foods, etc. Everything is reasonably priced. They do have a large enough parking lot, and usually we park on the side to avoid the chaos.

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    Lee’s Supermarket - DIY Combo Pho Noodle Soup At Home

    Lee’s Supermarket

    2.7(30 reviews)
    6.6 mi

    I finally got a chance to check out Lee's Supermarket. The parking is plentiful in this strip mall…read more A clean store with their sandwich shop inside their market. Though, they have no area to sit down. They have good prices on some of their produce and other things. I also like that the prices are bold. LOL. NOTE: They do no allow photos!!! While I was shopping and taking pics of ingredients for a particular recipe I was going to make. An elderly gentlemen approached me and asked, "Why are you taking photos?" I answered, "Oh, I am going to write a review." He looked puzzled, then replied, "We don't allow photos!" Oh, ok this person is on staff at the market. Alright. I am not deterred. I found some good prices on produce. Overall, 3.5 stars. Support your local business.

    After years of construction, I was excited to finally check out Lee's Supermarket in San Jose, but…read morethe experience was pretty lackluster. Honestly, it didn't feel like a newly remodeled store. It felt more like they just put up a new sign outside. They might as well have had a banner that said "under new management." Lee's is known for their great sandwiches, so I expected more of a café-style setup where you could browse a variety of sandwiches and maybe sit down to eat. Instead, there's no seating area and the menu is just a large LCD screen listing sandwich names and prices with no photos. The store itself feels cramped, with most of the space dedicated to shelves rather than any place to relax or enjoy food. I was hoping for something closer to a Whole Foods style experience where you could grab a sandwich, a drink, and maybe meet friends. Instead, it feels like a typical Asian market without much innovation. The one cool touch was that every checkout lane had fresh baked baguettes ready to go. That and my sandwich was delicious but instead of eating it right than and there I had to drive home in traffic and eat it cold. I just love eating em' freshly made and the bread right out of the oven. For sandwiches, I'll probably stick to the regular Lee's Sandwich locations nearby.

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    Lee’s Supermarket - I would buy the Thai garlic pepper batter mix again. Affordable under $3.

    I would buy the Thai garlic pepper batter mix again. Affordable under $3.

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