Restaurants near San Jose Repertory Theater

You have to book in advance for a larger group of 6 or 8 people and the only time slot we got was 5p that is three weeks prior to the reservation on a Thursday night. It’s a beautiful welcoming space inside with a nice and lively bar. The food is for sharing and a La carte style: we did 3-4 appetizers and 3-4 main courses for 6 people and it was plenty as they give you a welcome appetizer of steak tartare in mini cones, a delicious tamarind lemony palette cleanser before your mains and a chocolate mousse canapé per person all on the house . For appetizers we ordered - The Everything carrots, grilled octopus, Ep trio pita, tagline prawns and for the mains - their half chicken which was delicious,, Daurade En Papillote- their whole fish- and lamb chops were all great and flavorful: we also ordered the sides of Brussels and cauliflower.. Overall a good dining experience except we felt a little rushed as they kept removing plates quickly to bring out the next dish. Ii think if they spaced out the food a bit and let you sit back and enjoy your meal with friends it would be a nicer experience. I will definitely come back if I’m in downtown San Jose.

Good food, excellent service, I wish they start the Christmas buffet like it was before Covid. My family has been waiting for that event to come back.

We had a beautiful Christmas Eve dinner at Scott's. It was a wonderful dining experience, as usual. I've never had a bad meal at Scott's.

Great food, and service as usual! They have improved the heating in the outside patio, so seating outside in the cold weather is much better.

We decided to try urban pot because it was within walking distance of our we stay in San Jose and the “Gastropub“ Monica appealed to us. The pizza was tasty, I’ll be at a bit light on the sauce with good ingredients. One of the party had the single cheeseburger, which I thought was overpriced for a 4 ounce patty, and the beer battered onion rings, which were two dollar upgrade, were good but a small serving. My draft West Coast IPA was $12 without a reduction for happy hour. All in all the food was good but not great, with a somewhat limited Menu and somewhat pricey for what you get. We didn’t play mini golf, but did look at the course which was cute and imaginative, and I would guess would make for a good time. Overall, we enjoyed our experience, but would suggest that the restaurant consider expanding its menu, and increasing its portion size or decreasing prices.