Combine chef-made food and a prime location for art lovers and what do you get? Poppy & Claro, the newest destination dining spot in downtown San Jose. The restaurant, the first from the Jay Paul Co. real estate developer, anchors the high-rise 50 West building that was formerly home to KQED, the Capital Club and Knight Ridder. This is an all-day restaurant that aims to satisfy the food and beverage needs of downtown employees, visitors and residents from breakfast through early dinner.
The transformation from MTN to RVR feels like a delightful surprise for diners, bringing a fresh season to a beloved culinary experience that was thought to be long gone.
Señor Sisig used to be a food truck, and now has a brick-and-mortar in the Mission. The 'Filipino street food' spot has everything from tacos and nachos to loaded fries topped with pork, chicken, or tofu.
Marisella embodies what one expects from a California restaurant perched on a stunning seaside cliff, featuring coastal cooking and a beautiful dining environment.