I love coming here for focaccia at the bakery. They have a great selection of vegan breads, and everything is clearly marked, so you won't accidentally buy a non-vegan item. I also love that they sell Felicia organic Italian pasta. Their red lentil penne is my absolute favorite. I also buy the chickpea fusilli and decided to try out the brown rice and spirulina spaghetti this time around. I love that it's made with organic whole grains and legumes filled with nutrients. I haven't found it at any other store, so I always stock up when I go to Eataly. It gets packed inside so it can be pretty hard to maneuver around when you're actually shopping. The self-checkout line moves pretty fast. I wish they had more vegan candy and snack options like Fida Bonelle jellies and Puntini Italian jujubes. I was looking for vegan Nocciolata but did not see it, perhaps it was out of stock? Not sure but I'd expect them to have it. read more

Eataly Silicon Valley - Italian Near Me - San Jose, California

Eataly is a great concept, and I really enjoy their special events and grocery/wine selection. I would rate those aspects 5/5 stars. I've made my review today 3 stars because of their restaurants. I booked an outdoor table at Terra for a birthday celebration, but we were seated inside due to the outdoor area being fully booked. While I understand Friday evenings are busy and changes can happen, I was disappointed by the restaurant's response when I asked if they could honor our reservation. The food was hit or miss. We really enjoyed the vegetarian ravioli and burrata appetizer, but the chicken skewers were undercooked and not seasoned. Overall, I'd definitely recommend checking out Eataly for their special events, but would skip dining at the sit down restaurants! read more

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Went to Eataly on Mother's Day with my mom to grab some pizza and desserts, like we usually do. The place was extremely busy, but we waited in line after shopping around the mall because it's normally one of our favorite spots. While standing in line that evening, I saw something that completely shocked me...there was a rat crawling on one of the prepared pizzas before it was placed into the oven area!! I even asked my mom if she saw it too, and she confirmed she did. We immediately decided to leave without ordering. I informed one of the employees working nearby, but there didn't seem to be any urgency or response to the situation. That was honestly the most concerning part. With hantavirus and other serious illnesses associated with rodents, seeing a rat anywhere near prepared food is extremely alarming and unacceptable in a food establishment. I've eaten there many times before, but after witnessing this firsthand, I'm genuinely concerned about cleanliness and food safety standards. Management seriously needs to address this immediately with proper pest control and sanitation measures before someone gets sick. read more

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. read more

Eataly Silicon Valley - Italian Near Me - San Jose, California

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! read more

Eataly Silicon Valley - Italian Near Me - San Jose, California

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! read more

Eataly Silicon Valley - Latte and a cannelloni - Italian Near Me - San Jose, California

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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. read more

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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. read more

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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. read more

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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 read more

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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. read more

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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. read more

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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! read more

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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. read more

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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! read more

Eataly Silicon Valley - pear brown butter - Italian Near Me - San Jose, California

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. read more

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Over priced for mediocre food/portions. You're pretty much paying for the romantic vibes and intimacy here. The only thing good was the focaccia bread & their drinks - which were strong & for the job done. Steak potion small & needed salt & a side of potatoes would've been nice. The pasta itself, I've had better at Olive Garden. With 2 entrees, 1 appetizer & 2 cocktails the total was around $145. Left still hungry. Service was attentive & nice, but again that alone wasn't cutting it for me. Overall, would not go back or recommend unless you're there for the drink & vibes. read more

Eataly Silicon Valley - Italian Near Me - San Jose, California

We spent a good amount of time exploring the market area! It's a large hybrid space that combines a full Italian grocery marketplace with restaurants (located on the third floor), plus a café, gelato counter, and quick-service food options on the first floor. There's an large selection of Italian ingredients--pasta, meats, fresh bread, chocolate, specialty coffee, gelato, drinks, and so much more. Surprisingly, I didn't feel overwhelmed at all cause mI was just excited to browse and take it all in. We ended up spending almost $200 on chocolates, candy, and other non-perishable goodies. We also tried the tiramisu, which was delicious, and grabbed some gelato to satisfy our sweet tooth. The restaurants are upstairs, while the café and gelato counter are downstairs, so definitely make time to explore the entire place if you visit. It's worth it! read more

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Food was good and the staff was really sweet. There was a bit of language miscommunication, which made things slightly confusing at times. The flavors were okay, but I've definitely had better versions of these dishes at other places. Also, the seating felt pretty tight. We were sitting very close to the next table, which took away a bit from the overall experience. read more

Eataly Silicon Valley - Barbabietole salad. Calamari - Italian Near Me - San Jose, California

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This is my third favorite hot chocolate place. Go get your hot chocolate at the first floor cafe(ground floor to you Europeans) and then go to the cashier between the sandwiches and ice cream. This cafe has sandwiches, coffee, desserts, etc. However, the diamond in the proverbial rough is the thick European style hot chocolate. You can see the machine constantly swirling the thick hot chocolate concoction. With a dollop of fresh whipped cream it is heavenly. It is a better hot chocolate than you can get in most other cafes. Also, great place to people watch . read more

Eataly Silicon Valley - Bar @ La Pizza & La Pasta restaurant top floor - Italian Near Me - San Jose, California

Not such a good experience today. Had lunch at their third floor pizza restaurant. Ordered a salad with beets and citrus. You know how lettuce ends will rust" or turn colored when too old? Well all the lettuce had rusty ends. Salad really had no flavor. So we ordered the salad and two minutes later they brought the pizza. A little too soon since we were still dealing with the salad. So the pizza was not cooked enough, Luke warm and needed another 2 to 3 minutes in the oven. I ordered an ice tea, it was very good but when the bill came I saw I was charged $9.00 for a small bottle of iced tea. Shame on me for thinking I'd get a freshly brewed glass of iced tea. When I left the restaurant and walked into their retail area just outside I saw the exact same bottle of ice tea for $7.99 - how in the heck do you charge more than you sell for in your retail shop? Shameful. Overall I wouldn't go there for a meal ever again. Over priced, food quality not great and service was so so. read more

Eataly Silicon Valley - Italian Near Me - San Jose, California

We came here with a big group of friends. One of the husbands booked this spot, and I was genuinely excited since I love Italian food and have wanted to try this place ever since they opened. Back then, it was nearly impossible to get a response for large party reservations, so I was happy to hear that it's now easier to book for bigger groups. We had a party of 18, and unfortunately, our tables were split into two groups on opposite sides. We asked the hostess if we could be seated closer together so we wouldn't be so separated, but they wouldn't allow it, explaining that the servers were already assigned only to those specific tables. It honestly didn't make much sense, but we were tired of going back and forth and just let it go. The waiter asked if we wanted focaccia and mentioned there were two kinds. The guys at the table just said to get two of each: Focaccia Bianca and Focaccia Toscana. I personally liked the Toscana much more than the Bianca. That said, I don't think anyone realized they were $8.50 and $9 each--pretty pricey for a small, single-circle focaccia. For drinks, some of us ordered cocktails, but I shared a carafe of Valpolicella (Allegrini) with one of the girls. It was very good and fairly priced, which was a nice win. Food-wise, my husband and I shared the Tagliatelle alla Bolognese and the Prosciutto e Rucola pizza. I didn't enjoy the tagliatelle at all--it lacked the deep, rich flavor I expect from a true bolognese sauce. As for the pizza, there was a very long wait after we finished the pasta. They did explain that pizzas and pastas come from different kitchens, but the delay was significant. If we hadn't shared, one of us would've definitely been sitting there hungry. When the pizza finally arrived, the center was completely soggy with barely any crispy bottom left. Flavor-wise, it was very underwhelming--just meh. I was really hoping for a great pizza, so this was a big disappointment. My daughter ordered the Linguine allo Scoglio. She said it wasn't bad, but it also wasn't good--just okay. We ended the night with cannoli, which we usually order downstairs. The pistachio side was a bit chalky, almost like it was just pistachio dust, while the chocolate chip side was full. I had asked for both sides to be pistachio, but it didn't come that way. Still, the cannoli ended up being the highlight of the meal. I'd come back for the wine, Focaccia Toscana, and the cannoli--but I'd probably skip the rest. I was really rooting for the pizza here, and sadly, it just didn't deliver. read more

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This review is for the Eataly marketplace on the third floor. After having lunch at one of the Eataly restaurants, I spent some time browsing the huge selection of Italian products in the marketplace. They offer many different types of chocolate, dry pasta, kitchenware, cheese, bread, meat, produce, fresh flowers, and much more. It was pretty crowded and sometimes difficult to get close to the items I wanted to see. Next time I'll go first thing in the morning before the crowds arrive. I was also a bit overwhelmed by all of the merchandise they offer. So much stuff. I didn't buy anything, but have some ideas for next time. So far I've been impressed by Eataly. I've only been to the third floor, so I'm looking forward to exploring the rest of it. read more

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This review is specifically for the first-floor pizza section at Eataly. We came on a Saturday around 7:30pm and were pleasantly surprised there wasn't a long wait. We've ordered pizza from Eataly many times and there's usually a line, though it tends to move fairly quickly. This location is inside Valley Fair Mall with plenty of parking. The staff was friendly and efficient. Every slice is toasted, and they'll happily cut slices in half, which makes sharing much easier. Since the bottom floor is designed for quick grab-and-go dining, it's typically busy, but the space is bright, clean, and well-maintained. We ordered: * Soppressata - My favorite. The spicy, salty salami paired perfectly with the sweetness of the honey. 5/5 * Tricolore - Also good, though not my top choice. You can clearly taste each element, from the arugula to the tomatoes, with a mellow sauce and cheese. Very "clean" and light in flavor. 4/5 No matter which pizza you choose, the dough really stands out. The crust is light, airy, and crispy. Absolutely phenomenal! Overall, this is a solid spot and a great option if you're at Valley Fair Mall. I'd definitely recommend stopping by. read more

Eataly Silicon Valley - Tricolore (top), Soppressata (bottom) - Italian Near Me - San Jose, California

If you're willing to pay for preparation and curation, they've got some high quality food, prepared and ingredients. Service is good and space feels very polished. 5/5 if you've got money to spare, prob a 4/5 if you want more value. read more

Overpriced and mediocre service. This place is a novelty because of the grocery store and branding and you'll overpay for the experience. I'd go to the cafe downstairs for a sandwich and gelato. If you want to spend and get a better experience do Dopio Zero in Mountain View. Much better food. Not worth it! read more

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Date: Friday, September 26th, 2025 Time: around 7pm Party of: 4 Meal: Dinner Appetizer *Charcuterie Plate *Panna Cotta Pistachio *Tiramisu I was having dinner at a friend's house. Since we brought the mains for dinner, they picked up the appetizer and dessert. I've never been to this Eataly, but the items above were great! The charcuterie board was simple and tasty. The desserts decadent, but still light. I preferred the tiramisu over the panna cotta as I'm not really a pistachio in sweet form kind of person. If in the mood for fancy groceries and in the area, I'd hit up Eataly. REVIEW #3862 read more

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I brought my mom here for a visit as she has never been. She enjoyed walking around the grocery store and learning that there's two restaurants inside. I have been to Terra awhile back for a birthday gathering and I remember everything was delicious. The food area with pastries and ice cream is on level. Overall, I would come back to get food here as there are lots variety to enjoy. read more

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Tried Eataly the second time very recently. It was the fall menu. It had the pumpkin/squash bruschetta . It was slightly sweet and the topping of green was very good. The Kale warm bread was good - brought out the smoothness in the kale. The menu had changed a lot and I felt it has fewer vegetarian friendly options. We tried the eggplant pizza and the mushroom pasta. Both were ok. The tiramisu too was ok. I felt like the quality of food has slipped a little. read more

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I have been dying to go here since I found out one opened close to us. I didn't want to brave the crowds so I waited a while to go. I went to the restaurant and went around to look at the grocery items. The restaurant: We got calamari with fried zucchini, some bread and olive oil, lasagna, and cacio e pepe. Honestly, pretty disappointed. I was trying really hard to like my food, but I hated it. The only thing I liked was the bread and olive oil and fried zucchini. The cacio e pepe tasted plain and just really boring. The lasagna was burnt on the sides, mushy in the inside. Reminded me of chef boyardee. No acidity and no layers to the flavor. Just meat mush, overcooked pasta, and burn cheese. The store: Finally! Stuff! Alot of cool products like cured meats, cheese, dried pasta, and Italian imported items. The selection is massive. They also have areas for free samples. We tried sampling the wine but the snobby wine guy didn't even acknowledge us after we both said hello and showed our interest in the wine he had on his table. Jerk. Maybe we didnt look like we can afford wine or something. I dont know. Anyway I was offended so I just moved along and went to the nice lady giving out panetonne samples. Theres an area called TERRA looks like a cafe we didn't go into. Overall, a huge Italian concept with groceries, a restaurant, and a cafe (I think). Filled with nice people, snobby wine people, and terrible lasagna. Hope your experience is better than ours. read more

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The food was phenomenal as always! We had the special burrata pesto pizza, calamari and zucchini, and a salad. The service was incredible and Justin really laid out all of the menu for us while giving us resources and the full experience. The conversation noise level was very relaxing, combined with the nice home Italian feel with the tables, chairs, and decor. We will definitely be coming back for more and can't recommend this place enough after going 6 times in the last year. read more

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First off, service here is great. I've never had issues with the staff at the first floor restaurant! Always helpful and attentive. The restaurant and seating areas are usually pretty clean, and staff go around often to make sure it's up to par. However... what's going on with the food? I usually get the tricolore pizza and every time I go the crust gets tougher and tougher. The ham on the tricolore has way too much tendon in it to be enjoyable. The rice/meat fried ball was also a favorite the first time I had it years ago, but it's also gotten disappointing. For the prices, I expect a little more in terms of quality. Come on, Eataly! read more

Eataly Silicon Valley - Italian Near Me - San Jose, California

Cute place and the different floors with different purposes was pretty cool. The smell of the food was so good. Tried a slice of the Sicilian and the Funghi. Both were tasty and the shrimp salad was too. I think this is a good idea if you have gone on more than a few dates and out of ideas. You get to pick super casual or maybe a little more special. Very nice vibes all around. read more

Eataly Silicon Valley - Italian Near Me - San Jose, California

Came by the other day for some dessert and baked goods and it was a quick and easy experience. Eataly is a high end Italian grocery store, including a wine bar, multiple restaurants, along with a cafe, all-in-one. Entrances are connected to the mall. For quick in and out, there is a back entrance via P4 from the Winchester garage. Parking is complimentary for the first 2 hours. The parking garage leverages automated plate readers. The street level features a gelato bar, bakery counter, hot counter, and coffee bar along with plenty of seating. The 2nd level features a wine bar. The top level features Italian groceries, a pasta bar, a meat counter, a dessert counter, along with a couple restaurants. Ordered a 11 oz tiramisu and it was ~$20. There was a 4 oz version for ~$11 along with a larger ~33 oz version for $50. The tiramisu was light, fragrant, and quite tasty, for a mass produced one. Check-out was easy with self-checkouts by the escalators. read more

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My boyfriend and I came here on Valentine's day and we luckily got in through walk in less than 20 mins from getting in the long line. At La pizza and La Pasta, we got seated in the store area though, so if your picky about that then make a reservation and maybe wait a bit longer if you want to dine inside away from the store. I got confused apparently Terra is different, so there are technically two dining places inside Eataly. Both you can get reservations. When we were checking in the employee told us we accidentally made reservations for the Terra New York location but the employee redirected us and said that if we mentioned it they might be able to help us and accommodate. After that, we just decided to get in waiting list for the table at the Eataly one. For parking I recommend the third floor and fourth if you're lucky. I like how they asked if any allergies were present, and the server she checked on us like 3 times quickly during the meal which is great. The fettuccine was so good, and it came out on a cheese wheel they serve it fresh. The pasta was delicious and al dente, and this is when I realized I think I have been overcooking my pasta at home my entire life. The gnocchi was superb and surprisingly stayed pretty hot temperature wise as we were dining, also it had walnuts. The pane rustico we wouldn't recommend because it is firm and hard, but if you like that style bread then it's not like it tasted bad. Service was good, fast, and I had leftover fettuccine to take home which was great. We would come back, but we definitely would recommend making reservations. read more

Loved the ambiance of the space and the staff was super attentive. However the food was not as special as the price. The ciabatta bread was a bit lacking in flavor. The bolognese sauce was underwhelming. However, their pizza was perfectly yummy. It was super thin and was well balanced with ingredients read more

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I love it here. I didn't know that there's one here in this mall. The last time I came to this store was in France. I can't believe it's here in California. This place is big and so much items to choose from. From fresh pastas to bulk of cheese, to fresh meats and of course all sweetness of good some. Staff here are kind. Place is organized and clean. There's eatery outside here in the 3rd floor. Then on 1st floor there's a dessert area. I highly recommend this place. Come and check it out. read more

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It's always crowded here during the weekend. Everything is pricey here. They do have items from Italy that you may not get from regular grocery stores. Very expensive groceries. On the 1st floor, they have a cute bakery section and you can also get gelatos. Their gelato is pretty good and have many flavors to choose from. We ate at the restaurants inside Eataly and they're ok, nothing special. Not worth it when you also have to pay for parking at Valley Fair. It's more for the hype to come here. read more

I've always passed by Eataly in Valley Fair and been curious about it - finally got the chance to sit down and try the food on a Saturday around 8pm! Everything looked delicious - there are a bunch of different types of pizza slices, sandwiches, and desserts. I ended up splitting the Funghi pizza slice and the Mirtillo (blueberry mousse cake slice with mascarpone). Funghi (3/5): Average slice of pizza. I added chili flakes and hot honey on top, but I still thought it could have been more flavorful, especially the mushrooms. It was fluffy, but also dry so more sauce would have helped. Mirtillo (4/5): Small and light! I liked the blueberry flavor and wished there was more of it. This satisfied my sweet craving for the night My friend got the Bolognese pizza slice and she enjoyed it! Said the sausage was seasoned well Overall, the savory vegetarian options could be more flavorful. I would consider coming back to Eataly to try their gelato read more

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I only stopped by this Eataly location as a grab and go kind of lunch. So, I can't speak on how the sit down dinner experience is, or the other products they sell, but I can say that the sandwich I bought was perfectly adequate. Nothing special. Not terrible. It was offered to me to have the sandwich heated up, but when I got it, the outside of the bread was barely above room temp. The inside was very much still cold. Overall, it was fine. The flavors were good. I just wasn't impressed by the service or quality for the price. read more

Eataly Silicon Valley - Italian Near Me - San Jose, California