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    Orchard City Kitchen

    4.0 (4.9k reviews)
    Closed 11:30 am - 2:30 pm, 5:30 PM - 9:00 PM
    Updated 3 weeks ago

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    Pastrami sandwich with cheese sauce
    Julie S.

    Always a great meal at Orchard City Kitchen. We stopped by today for lunch. I made a reservation at Open Table, though we also showed up when they opened so it probably would not have been too much of a wait. Their lunch menu is a little more straightforward than the dinner menu. We did order the fry bread appetizer which had a ton of cheese on it, making it very filling. I really enjoyed my sandwich, though it was gigantic! I always have an enjoyable meal here, fun place to sit. We love their outdoor patio. Also I was reminded they have a nice happy hour.

    Steak
    Carmel P.

    Came here a second time last night and enjoyed it just as much, if not more, than my first time. The menu was completely different and every dish we ordered was 10/10. You really can't go wrong with any choice here. Each dish had a distinct and different flavor profile and I'd love to go back and try everything. Service was great and food came out super quickly. I'll be back again soon

    Suzie C.

    Amazing atmosphere, great service. Its both outdoor and indoor seating, a bar top as well. I was torn on the the food, its basically a hit or miss, but over all...most are spot on. I have been coming here on a regular basis for a reason! Foods alwaya been great, especially the bacon, biscuits and butter. The crispy pork was odd, the porl belly was crispy and tender, as a matter of facts, it was perfect! The thing that threw me off was the sushi ginger (tasted bottled) and the spicy tobatchan (bottled spicy paste on the bottom). Aside from this minor hiccup, the food they served has been spot on!

    Jeankaylyn E.

    Went here 4 times and each time the service wasn't consistent. The food could be a hit or miss. The drinks was really good but a few of them were really strong. Each time I would be a new group here , but my brother didn't really like the food he ordered. Because it's not consistent I don't think I'll be coming back here.

    Meal with Beef Bourguignon, Honey Wings, Carrot Rice, Langos and GTS pour!
    Todd H.

    Stopped in a few weeks back and was surprised about the changes to the menu. The new change to a small plate French-inspired menu (maybe rotating style?). Overall, we were looking forward to the KFC and other OCK staples but found some new items to try. Server was very kind and allowed us to move completely under the overhang to avoid the early evening sun. He was quick and attentive although must've gotten busy near the end as we had to waive someone down to get the check. Overall, the meal had both high and low notes. Everyone enjoyed the Langos (fry bread) as a started. Kids found that most appealing. We ordered the Beef bourguignon, the honey wings and carrot rice. We did not see the KFC on the menu but on review it looks like it's available on the website. Both the honey wings and carrot rice had small flowers which were not our favorite. Not hard to pick off though but enjoyed it without. We also got the carrot rice with the chorizo on the side (wasn't sure how spicy for the kids). Best dish was the beef bourguignon which filled up our little ones. The other dishes were ok but will likely look to try the other menu options next time. Best part of the menu is their whiskey list!! They have some really good bourbons for very reasonable prices. I grabbed a GTS but probably would have gone into a couple more if time allowed. All in all, it's still a nice night out in a very busy location!

    Tater tot poutine
    Feven E.

    Orchard City Kitchen seriously nailed brunch. We went yesterday and ordered a mix of sweet, savory, and drinks, and every single thing hit. The cinnamon roll pancakes were insane, fluffy, and topped with a cream that made it feel like dessert in the best way. The KFC (Korean fried chicken) was perfectly crispy with so much flavor, and paired so well with the sauce. We also got the BBB (bacon, bread & butter), and the bacon alone was unreal thick, caramelized, and honestly one of the best parts of the whole meal. The tater tot poutine was pure comfort food but a bit overwhelming with the amount of gravy and cheese making everything much soggier than I liked. I'd definitely leave that dish behind next time. The spicy noodle dish with the jammy egg and chili oil sauce was also a hit. It was simple but packed with flavor and had just the right amount of heat for a good appetizer. We also got a jug of mimosas (strawberry guava + passion fruit mango), which were so good--light, refreshing, and perfect for brunch. The vibe was lively but still cozy enough to sit and actually enjoy your time. Overall, everything felt really intentional from the flavors to the presentation. Definitely one of those spots where you leave already planning your next visit. Overall the staff and food were on par definitely have made a repeat visitor out of me now.

    Scallops
    Kevin T.

    Came here for my 4 year anniversary because OCK was our first date location and we hadn't been back since. We were excited to see the Harry Potter theme! That was super cool. We came on a Wednesday so it wasn't crazy packed, but enough to create a good vibe. The food and service was just as good as I had remembered. Just glad we were able to spend this special moment back where it all began.

    Menu
    Ken D.

    The good part: Service is always impeccable. Lots of seating indoor and outdoor, when the weather is great the patio is the best! Be sure to make a reservation, it does get crowded at time. Now for the ok part: They made some significant changes to the menu , they've moved from an 'Asian theme' to a 'French theme'. Gone are the KFC, garlic noodles and they made some significant changes to the BBB (not in a good way, imho). Now the negative part: They now add an additional 'inflation surcharge' with no clarity on what that is for, or who gets it. Seems it's a way for them to increase prices, without changing the menu prices. We used to go monthly, with these changes, it will be a very long time before we go back.

    La Ola cocktail $20. reposado, strawberry, cappelletti, ginger, hibiscus, piloncillo.
    Scott F.

    3.5% surcharge. 4/5: The Chefwich: $25. brisket, salami, ham, peppers, cheddar, slaw. Good brisket/salami sando. And it's huge; you can easily take half as leftovers. It's actually better the next day. Has some heat from the peppers. 4/5: La Ola cocktail $20. reposado, strawberry, cappelletti, ginger, hibiscus, piloncillo. Like a strawberry margarita with some layered complexity from the Cappelletti.

    Perfection in a cup - One in a Melon and Milk Punch
    Thomas C.

    Direction and Quality. My spouse are I have been loyally supporting OCK for 7 years. We've met a lot of great employees (Camilla, Nathan, Obe, MiMi, and many more). We even met Stout and his spouse in Napa. Flavor and creativity was strong and somehow, the magic disappeared after Anothony Bourdain cocktail menu. Mind you, we religiously supported weekly and sometimes twice in the week. The second to last experience (today) was ordering an old fashion, simple to make but takes practice to perfect a great tasting one. Mine came with 6 cubes of unbroken ice that was simply thrown together. This prevented us from returning for months. Today, we had the most disrespectful loco moco ever. A bland tasting porridge looking dish. Opposite from what it tasted before, earthy and smokey tones, seasoned patty, fluffy rice, and kimchi. Today, the rice was cooked with the bland gravy, rice mushy, and mushroom appeared to be added into the gravy as an after thought. Disrespectful to the Aina where loco moco was created. The aged salmon was another let down. Very light tasting citrus and salmon that appeared to be unseasoned and just seared and plated. Today, we bid farewell to OCK as our loyalty cannot be continued. Cocktails and food have slipped beyond immeasurable bounds.

    Bone marrow pasta
    Emma M.

    My absolute favorite spot to go to dinner in Campbell whether I'm going on a date or showing someone from out of town. The menu is so diverse and unlike any other menu in the Bay Area the quality of food in terms of price is so reasonable and the staff is nothing but kind the atmosphere is lively whether you sit inside or out. I love coming here.

    Lamb chops
    Nicole H.

    Orchard City Kitchen was such a pleasure to try out. The wait was a short 10min which was pretty good for a Friday night. We sat inside, it was cute, maybe just a little loud. The shareable small plate style was incredibly fun. We started out with the baguette and today's butter board (which had apples/pears) and were so excited to be handed a full baguette--nice crunch and soft interior. We also had the grilled artichoke, which had a lovely char and paired nicely with the sauce. We ended off with the lamb chops, which were incredibly soft and had a lovely char as well. The garlic and mint were an interesting pairing. We also tried their paradox beer and butter beer (surprisingly harry potter themed today) and enjoyed those. Bernardo helped us out that night and had such a chill friendly demeanor we loved--like talking to a friend.

    Scallop Crudo
    Allison S.

    I've been a loyal customer of Orchard City Kitchen for years, and it's always been one of my go to spots. I've celebrated birthdays here, brought friends from out of town, and consistently recommended it because the food and vibe were always on point. That said, I've definitely noticed a lot of changes recently, both with the staff and the menu. I always came specifically for the BBB and the KFC, and I was really disappointed to see that both have been taken off the menu. Those dishes were staples for me and honestly a big reason I kept coming back. Change is part of the restaurant world, I get that but it's hard not to miss the old favorites and some of the familiar faces. I do want to give a big thank you to Kosar and Ronnie for the great service during my recent visit. They were attentive, friendly, and made the experience much better despite my menu disappointment. I'm hoping some of the classics make a comeback!

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    Any special treat for anniversary?

    Not sure about anniversary, but for birthdays I usually let them know and they'll comp a dessert with some cute decoration on it and candles!

    Does OCK allow dogs for outdoor seating?

    Yes! They'll even offer a doggy water bowl!

    Are reservations recommended on a weeknight? Say 5 pm on a Wednesday?

    I think at 5:00 on a weeknight you'd be fine without a reservation. However, later in the evening or on weekends I'd suggest a reservation.

    Is there a minimum per guest fee for larger parties (15-20)?

    We went as a group of ~12 and weren't told that there is one. We did end up ordering at least 1 drink per person and some food to share. They will probably auto-charge gratuity.

    What's their menu for happy hour?

    It changes frequently, but is a small/limited menu.

    Can I order food from lunch menu on weekends or only brunch menu available?

    The menu literally always changes. I would call ahead to get a leg up on the day's menu

    Does it have outdoor/patio seating? Is it kid friendly and provide high chairs?

    yes

    Do you know if it's noisy to eat indoors? Some of us are hearing impaired....

    We went at a packed lunch hour and it wasn't too bad. My gf--who has aphasia and can't take being in noisy situations--didn't have issues.

    How long is the general wait on weekdays, and if so is there a way to reserve times between 2:00 pm and 4:00 pm?

    On weekdays besides Fridays, you can usually just walk in and get a table these past few months. I believe on weekdays they're closed from 2:30-4 since it's the gap between lunch and happy hour/dinner

    What is the average wait time for walk ins?

    Depends on the day or mealtime, but if it's a weekend evening - safe to say 45 - 120 minutes. BUT… Read more

    Gluten free options?

    yes , many salads and meat only options .

    During happy hour, is the full menu available?

    Yes

    Do they have a corkage fee?

    Yes $20 first and second corkage and $40 third (3 bottle max)

    Do they accept Walk-ins? If yes, then how long would be the wait for a party of 3 on a weekday?

    Yes you can walk in, but we had to wait about almost 40 min

    Does OCK offer heaters for people dining outdoors?

    We do have heaters, but nor for individual tables. Still - don't expect indoor temperatures outdoors.

    Does anyone know their HH days and hours?

    Yes. They have Happy Hour everyday from 4:00 p.m. to 5:15 p.m.

    Does any one know if they are offering outdoor dining at this time?

    Yes, from 4-8pm.

    How many dishes for 2 people? Are the portions tapa sized?

    Depends on your appetite. I would say 3 dishes between two people is adequate. For larger appetites, probably 4 dishes.

    Do they take reservations for lunch?

    Yes! (On Resy)

    Anyone know of menu options that are or could be made vegan?

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    Petiscos

    Petiscos

    3.8
    (657 reviews)
    3.9 mi
    $$$

    A Michelin restaurant in Downtown SJ? Ample parking in the…read morearea, the interior has quite a bit of seating (no outdoor seating). The staff was helpful and answered all of our questions. Food was served fresh and hot. If you come around 7pm or 8pm, you'll probably need reservations. Recommendations: 'Pao de quejio' cheese bread Francesinha sandwich

    First time trying Portuguese food! Never had Portuguese food before much less petiscos which is…read morebasically tapas. The food is very similar to Spanish tapas. The flavor profile is slightly different but I could barely notice since I'm not so familiar with the cuisine. Food: Lingicua- dope presentation. It arrives on fire to your table. Pretty cool and the taste is good but ultimately it's just a sausage. Class streamed in white wine/garlic- really tasty. I really enjoyed this dish. It has a very similar profile to other clam/mussels in white wine dishes so I dunno if you necessarily hafta try it here but it was good. Octopus- was also really good but I wouldn't say any better or worse at other places over had octopus Duck rice- this was just ok. Duck was a lil dry. At $45 I wouldn't recommend. The portion is also tiny. I thought it was gonna be like a big paella or something. Overall everything was solid/tasty. Cocktails were surprisingly good. I'll say the only thing is the value/price. Portions are tiny and some things like the rice are really pricey for the portion that you get so I'd def be aware of that.

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    Dining area from the front
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    Seafood rice
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    Añejo Cantina & Kitchen

    4.4
    (515 reviews)
    1.7 mi
    $$

    Its nice to try and find new places to eat, my friend did the research and decided that this would…read morebe the place to try for our next get together. We met on Saturday for lunch. Plenty of parking available since the restaurant is in a strip mall. It wasn't too busy when we got there, but then it started picking up. There was only one server working and she was really hustling to meet everyone's needs. Plus, she was friendly. I had the carne asada burrito, it was good but nothing over the top that made it stand out. My friend had enchiladas with mole. We were most excited about dessert and decided to share the churros and Tres leches. It was a nice touch that the churros and Tres leches did not come plain, a little pizzazz since they were both served with berries, whipped cream, and a cajeta style sauce. Both of the desserts were so good and a perfect touch of sweetness.

    Second time dining here, the experience this time was more positive. We walked in around 6PM on a…read moreFriday night and there was no line and only a couple of tables occupied. We ordered right away and were served in a timely manner. Chips and guacamole - 5/5 Chicken Mole plate - 3/5 Enchiladas- 3/5 Ordered lemonade for drink, which was never served until we asked for it again, towards the end of our meal. The service is not the best and you have to try hard to catch the servers attention. The food was better this time, but not as good as many other Mexican restaurants. It is not what I consider authentic Mexican food.

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    Goodtime Bar

    Goodtime Bar

    4.7
    (237 reviews)
    4.1 mi
    $$

    I am completely obsessed with Goodtime Bar. I can appreciate their unique selection of wine, as…read morethey focus on natural wine. Not my personal cup of tea, but they do also offer sake and a few beers also. The first time we went, we ordered the arancini, bucatini, and the heritage pork katsu. I am a big advocate for trying new things every time I go to a restaurant, but it was so good I ordered the same thing the second time I went. Arancini is flavored with Japanese curry with creamy fontina in the center topped off with kimchi mayo. Holy f. These quite literally put the traditional Italian ones to shame (sorry not sorry). Next was the bucatini. It had tom yum butter, lime, basil- all the fix ins of what you want from tom yum flavors with the luxuriousness added from the butter. It was sinful. Last and certainly not least, is the pork katsu. I cannot even remember the last time I ordered a pork katsu, but something told me to order it. Thank God I did, as it quite literally changed my life. If they ever take it off the menu I am not sure I would be OK. It is crispy and is swimming in this koji butter, but the key is that it is NOT greasy. I quite literally think about it all the time. To the point where I had it twice in a week. Service was great, bartenders are so friendly. The place is cute and vibrant. Keep in mind it is small- limited seating inside and a small patio outside. But so worth the wait. It aint called Goodtime for no reason!

    Ambiance 5 Wine 5…read more Service 5 Food 5 So why the 4 rating... TBH there's a good chance that I'll adjust it soon, but if I could give a 4.5 I would. First the knock, and to be fair, it's probably just an opinion / idea. Given the birth of natural wine and the South Bay, it would be wonderful to see a curated selection of tasting flights, no more than two or three options with anywhere from 3 to 6 wine wines each, priced accordingly. Maintaining a proper wine menu when all you do is natural wine can certainly be a challenge. If you wine flights depending on what you have would certainly elevate the customer experience by educating more people natural wine and helping them make better choices when it comes to a bottle purchase. I paid $61 for a bottle that was recommended, and at that price point I wonder how many people who are new to natural wine might be turned off. Chris was a wonderful host and certainly the right person to engage with customers around their various wines. Given how small the space is and how busy it can get, a weekly tasting flight menu might be a good way to engage those customers who are waiting to order at the bar and perhaps even spark a more productive conversation with Chris. We ordered the peach and ricotta dish with Thai basil... wow, a wonderful surprise. Peaches are always battling in and out of the top spot on my summer fruit list and this combination was downright dirty and delicious! We also ordered the raw oysters with watermelon mignonette. Another wow! I didn't expect the little spice kick and it was a perfect pairing to the sweetness of the watermelon. If anyone knows the recipe let me know, I'd bottle that mignonette and take it with me wherever I have oysters!! Overall, a great experience and I most definitely look forward to going back!

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    Indoor seating area
    Pork Belly w/ caramelized oyster sauce, peach salsa, ngo gai, jimmy nardellos ($24)
    Pork Belly w/ caramelized oyster sauce, peach salsa, ngo gai, jimmy nardellos ($24)
    A rich sparkling white that's not too dry

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    A rich sparkling white that's not too dry

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