This is a beautiful fine art gallery. There's so much talent in this gallery. It was renovated and…read moreis even more beautiful than it already was.

Great selection of art from local artists at very reasonable prices…read more We have purchased many pieces here and we will definitely be back for more

Found this Great Gallery in LG last month. Casey was very helpful with options for framing my…read morepieces. When I went back in to pick up my items, they had several new pieces. I really liked this one piece, wasn't the right colors for my home. Casey explained that we could work with the artist to create a custom piece with the colors we wanted. We're Excited to see my new piece.

From the owner: Original artwork and custom framing. Custom commissions by…read moreall represented artists.

It's a lovely place to hike and see some outdoor artwork. I would like to go back and hike again…read more Because I did just some trails. The hike is not that long and easy hike. And it's good to see artwork while feeling the nature. And next I would find time to watch a concert for sure.

A dear friend is a member of Montalvo Arts Center and grateful for her to provide me some needed…read moreescapism as her luncheon guest. All proceeds support Montalvo Arts Center with the aid of a battalion of volunteers, young and old. From the first hello by Gail when greeted at check-in to exiting venue, high touch experience. Thoughtfully coordinated and seamlessly orchestrated, including redirecting exiting auto traffic due to nearby auto accident. Meal was delightful including iced tea and coffee. Can upgrade to wine and bubbly for a fee. There were roaming models (Sunny - a Tita from the Philippines - was in our area) showcasing outfits from a local Los Gatos boutique. Raffle for a 10 person dinner onsite. Gift shop with crafts to buy. Have more time can explore grounds. Was encouraged to take home the floral centerpieces which had plastic floral bags to aid with transport. If don't have a generous friend to treat you to luncheon, can purchase tix for $75. I was excited to learn they host Sunday high teas in November before Thanksgiving. Will add to my Yelp! High Tea collection.

A unique collection and buying experience for art enthusiasts! Mona (the owner) spent hours with me…read moreexplaining how she met the artists, what style of painting they used and talking about each piece with such passion. I walked out with two pieces and still have a third on my mind! Highly recommend stopping in and taking a peek!

From the owner: Arte Haus of Saratoga is dedicated to a creative lifestyle offering inspirational modern paintings,…read moresculpture, photography and ceramics for your home.

Worst service imaginable! Both the lady & man who claim to be the owners are rude & obtuse. They…read moreget irritated if you just want to browse in the store without actually buying something. Prices are exorbitantly for what they have. Very unfriendly & hard to deal with when inquiring about an end table with a huge crack in the marble top. Won't consider a lower price. Good luck shopping in this place.....

Horrible and rude owners who don't even say respond to you when you enter their store and greet…read morethem by politely saying "hi, how are you?"They don't provide any help and just give you dirty looks. We noticed they were doing this to the other family in the store too. Don't waste your money here, there are much better antique store in the area.

This is a fun place to visit, they have an eclectic array of things for sale, from Christmas…read moreornaments and hand fabricated steel art to t-shirts and wall clocks "and even a fossilized mammoth tusk" like I said eclectic. I bought a really cool Los Gatos Christmas ornament $19 and a chicken clock $60 Parking is nonexistent in front of the store, honestly I'm not sure if there is parking behind either. We parked about an 1/8 mile away a just walked to the store. Los Gatos parking is tough so relax, find a parking spot and walk around, you'll never know what you will find "just like this little gem of a place. :-)

IMHO The last time I…read morevisited Azuca was pre-pandemic and it was located on North Santa Cruz St. It was my favorite store to browse through and to get my favorite whimsical socks. During the pandemic, I thought the store had closed. I was so sad. Maybe they did close temporarily, I don't know. However, I was thrilled to learn they had re-opened their shop on Main St. just a few blocks away! Why didn't anyone tell me!!! I finally visited at their "new" location a few days after Christmas. Azuca has retained the same charm and whimsy that their original store did. It is beautifully merchandised which made me want to linger and look at everything! I was hoping to find some mezuzahs, which I had seen in their store before. Unfortunately, I did not see any. Maybe on my next visit?!!! I'll definitely be back!

This place is a scam I bought "authentic Kashmir jade" as the sales men said I clapped my hands the…read morenext day and the "jade"broke don't shop here liars terrible quality. I love jade and felt taken advantage of... as they have a no refund policy. I rarely write bad reviews as I know the affect of them on businesses but will be looking into reporting this business to the bbb.

Must visit this store if you are looking for exotic handmade shawls, carpets and rugs. Raja and…read moreteam are very helpful. A definite visit if you are in Santana Row.

"Hidden gem" is a hackneyed phrase that I generally avoid, but it is quite apt for this fine little…read moremuseum just a short distance from Santa Cruz Avenue. We stumbled across this museum while searching for new opportunities through our local library's Discover and Go program. If you aren't familiar with this program, you are advised to check it out because it provides free or reduced admission at many places around the Bay Area. Anyways, three of the four of us were able to score free entry, and the fourth got in at a reduced student rate. Regular admission is $10 as of this writing. There was ample parking in the lot on this Saturday afternoon. The person at the front desk was super friendly and chatted with us about the current exhibitions. There was a fascinating exhibition of the multimedia works of Jody Alexander, who took the cloth bindings of old books and incorporated them into new works of art, sometimes with the Library of Congress call numbers still intact. Also on display were the art of Thomas Campbell (including delightfully chaotic installation piece) and the photographs of r.r. jones of the people he met on his travels. It was well-curated with excellent and easy-to-read descriptions. The basement of the museum focused on the history of Los Gatos and the surrounding area. There are various relics of the town and the area's past, and the story of Mountain Charley and the plight of the Muwekma Ohlone tribe. All in all this was a wonderfully engaging museum and well worth a visit. Check their website for opening hours and current exhibits, and do check out the Discover and Go program for other cultural opportunities.

Incredible little hidden gem tucked away by the library…read more Parking is accessible. Entrance is a little hard to access. The front is by the water fountain opposite the town hall. You can enter also through the LG library bookstore. Exhibits are colorful, thoughtfully curated, and interesting. Lots of things to see and learn. Kid tables with crafts, too. Service was exceptional as well!! We will be back!

Exceptional service. I had bought a rug at another place that needed some cleaning. I haven't seen…read moreanyone so good and honest. They took care of everything in a reasonable cost.

hum.... cannot find the records ? maybe this receipt will help needless to say the rug was dropped…read moreoff in March and picked up in May, for two months I though the cleaning would be impeccable but I the rug faded....