I am here so much that I'm part of the family. Wine dinners, sushi, blackened tri-tip. Who needs…read moreLucky's when you have Zanottos's Family Markets? Zanotto's doesn't disappoint.

After work, I rushed to Zanottos to pick up 4 steaks (2 ribeye and 2 filet mignon) and a bottle of…read morered and a bottle of white wine. I arrived at 7:55 PM. The store closes at 8:00 PM. The entire meat area was closed down--no employees and lights off. I asked an employee if I could get steaks, and he said only microwave dinners remained. I left, and I took my $250.00 to Whole Foods that night. A thought is to leave some steaks wrapped up for people to grab if the meat dept. closes early that day rather than nothing.

Random drop by to order a few of my favorite sandwiches "the Chris Combo" & what do you know! I…read moreended up with sandwich #20,000 made of the Chris Combo!! What were the odds since it has been nearly 2 years since having it! I love this sandwich

It was lunchtime so I stopped in to get the special hot pastrami sandwich, corned beef sandwich and…read morea side of beef ravioli. The service was okay and the ambiance was your typical Italian deli offering wines, cheese, meats, etc. The ornamentation was of interest to view with a lot of football memorabilia. The pastrami sandwich lacked the smokiness and salty pepper. I thought the thousand island dressing was a bit funky but it did add flavor to the meat. The corned beef wasn't savory at all. Yes, both meats are similar, but both were extremely bland. The beef raviolis were a disappointment. Now I understand the highlight of a ravioli should be just that, but sorry, it was mush, not pillow like. There was no constancy. No chewing required. The sauce was not to my liking-it was like eating tomato sauce with sugar. To sweet! Sorry, La Villa, I prefer a more savory garlicky Italian herby flavor for my Italian palette.

Food is delicious and the people who work/own the restaurant are really phenomenal people. It gets…read morevery busy and they close early so if you get a chance and can make it here for a meal, do yourself a favor and do it. I don't always work from home and when I do, I might just work through lunch but I crave that ribeye sandwich and the deli sandwiches are filling and flavorful and just tastes like REAL food. Parking is hard to come by (had to park on the street and walk 3 blocks the last time I was here) Tables aren't plentiful (but you can usually scope one out) A lot of wine, and beer and sodas and everything in between to choose from They used to let you pick your own steak and they cook it for a few but I haven't seen that sign in a while. Still good selection of proteins to take home and cook yourself.

i use to grab lunch here when i worked around the corner years ago. never thought too much about…read moretheir food but everyone just speaks so highly about this place. after so many years i came back to try their steak sandwich, tri-tip sandwich, meatball sandwich, and beef ravioli with meat sauce. my firsts visit, i ordered the tri-tip sandwich and it was decent. meat was dry and drenched in bbq sauce. i think thats the only flavor you taste. the second time, i got the steak sandwich. their steak sandwich was the blandest sandwich i've ever had. didn't even seem like they threw on salt and pepper. i did not enjoy this whatsoever. i honestly just took the steak out of the sandwich and dipped it in A1 sauce. threw away the bread, lettuce, and tomato because it was all so soggy. it took me a while to return, and when i finally did ... i ordered a meatball sandwich and the beef ravioli with meat sauce. the beef ravioli was ok imo. strange how people are saying it's the best ravioli ever. the meatball sandwich too was ok. i did love the cheese pull when i took the first half to eat. i can see why there are plenty of reviews saying that their food is on the bland side because i definitely agree. it's honestly not worth the cost and yes, everyone there is not the nicest. you'll most likely deal with someone rude there than someone nice. after trying different foods each time, i think ive given them enough chances. no need to go back for ok food and rude service. i'll take my hard earned money elsewhere.

What a gem! This is truly a one-woman show, and she handles everything with warmth and efficiency…read more We ordered both the vegan sandwich and the goat cheese sandwich, and both were outstanding. The bread was perfectly warm and toasted, and every ingredient tasted incredibly fresh. The outdoor seating under the umbrellas made for a relaxing, quiet lunch away from the crowds. If you're looking for fresh sandwiches, a peaceful atmosphere, and friendly service, this spot is well worth a visit.

Really yummy Mexican tortas! My favorite and go-to is always the carne asada with extra sauce on…read morethe side. The asada is perfectly cooked and you'll definitely need a lot of napkins since it's a juicy, messy sandwich. I've also tried their cubano before and that one was also yummy. I would pass on the onion rings. They're located in a big plaza so there's always plenty of parking. Sandwiches are made fresh to order so there might be a bit of wait.

My coworkers and I come in every week or every other week for a sandwich on our lunch breaks! We've…read morebeen going to this place for about a year and never get tired of it! Their sandwiches are very high quality and their bread is to die for, such simple sandwiches yet so delicious and never misses. The place is cash only and does get busy around lunch time, but they do take phone-in orders!

This is a cash-only deli, popular with the locals! The…read moresandwiches are $15 and they were quality sandwiches. For my last day of jury duty, I came here with a couple of other fellow jurors to grab something to take back to the jury deliberation room. I got the Old Country Favorite which includes Boar's Head Black Forest Ham and Ovengold Turkey with Swiss on sourdough. The sandwich was delicious and very filling. No frills, just a very delicious sandwich. If you're in the area during lunch hours and craving a sandwich, check them out.

First off, this place has finally hit door dash!!…read more Second off, who runs out of shawarma on a Monday by 2pm?! Can't wait to try it in the future. Only downfall was no sauce for the fries. I am very glad I went with the plate so I can make mini bites. Piece of pita with hummus slathered on it. Place some cucumber salad on it and top it with half a falafel. Perfection!

I had a friend visiting from out of town who eats kosher, and apparently, this is THE kosher spot…read morein San Jose. She let me know that some places say "kosher style," but that doesn't mean that they actually serve kosher food! They have both a market full of kosher foods and a cafe. The menu is kind of simple: your choice of meat, which you can get as a sandwich or a plate. Unfortunately, they were out of kabobs when we went, which was my first choice. I went with the chicken schnitzel as a plate because I was interested in the various salads. I chose rice instead of fries, and they gave me a ton of rice! Everything was made to order. The schnitzel was pounded flat and delicious. I liked a lot of the side salads, including one that was red cabbage-based. I bought something similar at the market - hoping it tastes as good. This place is not fancy on the inside, with long group tables, but there were a lot of people coming in either eating lunch there or grabbing it to go. I enjoyed what I ate and will want to come back and try something else next time (hopefully the kabobs).

What a fantastic neighborhood market! This place has such a charming European feel and offers a…read morewonderful selection of specialty foods you won't easily find at regular grocery stores. I was especially impressed by the wide variety of imported cheeses, French Isigny AOP butter, beautifully marbled American Wagyu steaks, Berkeley-made NY-style bagels, Rosa Brothers glass-bottled milk, and even whole rabbit. Every aisle had something unique to discover. The quality of the products is excellent, and it's a great place to shop if you enjoy cooking or putting together a cheese board. Even the kitchen towels and small gift items were thoughtfully curated, adding to the market's cozy atmosphere. If you're looking for premium ingredients and a grocery shopping experience that's a little different from the big chain stores, Zanotto's is absolutely worth the visit. I'll definitely be coming back for the butter, cheese, and steaks!

I am obsessed with this grocery store. I love how it is family owned and there are sooo many…read morelocally made foods from small businesses you cant find anywhere else. I love how each location is slightly different from each other. The employees are literally the nicest people, always soooo friendly and efficient when I order from the counter. I am obsessed with the sandwiches they make, and I am on a mission to try them all! I love the Pesto chicken sandwich (which is not made at the Rose garden location), the caprese baguette, chicken mozzarella, salami & Brie, basically cannot go wrong with any of them. This Willow Glen location has a bunch of pre made meals too from burritos to lasagna to little snack boxes. And a salad bar which I always need to get. Love the vibe it's like family owned but still modern in today's ages.

Hands down the yummiest pastrami sandwich I've had. Yelp reeled me in with a picture I saw on yelp…read moreI had to try! I was pleasantly surprised with delicious combo of the filllings! Some type of jam, pickles, peppercini, and grilled onion. I chose it to go on sourdough. The sandwich itself took about 15 minutes for them to make and it was served hot. I will be back again!

Something made me think about Katz's Delicatessen in NYC and I suddenly craved a Pastrami sandwich…read more I was excited to find Mirchi nearby and a locally beloved pastrami with interesting ingredients. Location is near the Mirchi cafe on Fremont Blvd in the plaza right next to Wonderland smoke shop. There is plenty of parking. Staff was super nice and helped me open the stuck door that you have to pull really hard on to get in. The market is small but curated and I was drawn to the imported potato chips. I picked up a bag of Lay's Masala chips I haven't had since I was in Mumbai, excited to eat it with my sandwich. The sandwich took about 10 minutes to make and panini-press and smelled delicious. However, when I got home I immediately noticed the color and thought they had mistakenly used roast beef. I looked at some of the other reviews and their doordash image and I'm confused on what I got. The pastrami was missing the distinct reddish-pink color from brining and black bark from smoking, I'm not sure how it was prepped in-house but it tasted like roast beef. I did enjoy the blueberry jam and pepperoncini combo.

I can now confirm that they are in fact the best sandwiches but also that the Yelpers before me are…read morecorrect in that they are not cheap. Listen folks, you get what you pay for! This unique establishment has American sandwiches and salads but with a California fusion twist. Where else can you get a non alcoholic mojito with a Cubano and a Columbian empanada and a loaded Greek salad? I ordered the Cubano without cheese or pickles and it was finger licking good. It was so massive I was only able to eat half. The mojito with chia was so refreshing with a cute marshmallow ghost. My spouse had the carnitas torta and he devoured the entire sandwich. I loved their green sauce which is olive oil based. The staff is professional and although this place isn't trendy like Mendocino Farms, their food quality and taste are better than MF. They are also super fast and have a cute outdoor patio plus plenty of parking.

Ive been on a sandwich grind and I'm glad I tried this one! I got the Cubana sandwich and it was…read moreamazing. I loveddd the amount of meat that I got in it; it felt really worth it. The ingredients tasted very fresh. I was also obsessed with the pickled onions that I got on the side because it was spicyyy! The green sauce was so good and flavorful too I wanted more. The service was quick too and just ordered at the counter to take outside to eat. There are some tables to eat outside with some cute decor. It's pretty clean inside and outside. I'd definitely come back to try more sandwiches!

Love this addition to the plaza. Grab and go Japanese food…read morebusiness located just to the left of Mitsuwa San Jose. They have a wide arrangement of food like okonimiyaki, onigiri, sushi, and donburi. Each of them fairly priced $5-$20 ish. There's no seating inside, but you can easily eaten inside Mitsuwa or take it elsewhere.

Whenever I'm in the area I love stopping by Fugetsu. It's located to the far right of Mitsuwa…read moreJapanese Market and shares the parking lot. Parking can be quite challenging on the weekends given the number of restaurants and the grocery store in this strip mall. As a quick snack or even a small meal, I always grab a few of their spam, egg, rice "musubi" and a couple unagi and salmon onigiris. These are freshly made and not refrigerated. When you enter, you snake through the aisle counter-clockwise and walk by a ton of prepared foods and meals. When busy it can feel really crowded given the narrow "one way" aisle. With the warming lights for the food, it can also feel a bit warm and stuffy in there. In the back you'll see a ton of blind boxes or viral toys like the squeezable sticks of butter or cubes. They have a large selection of Japanese Pokemon cards near the front cash register. The prices of the cards are quite expensive but can still be fun for the kids to rip open a pack or two.