Best Restaurants with a Happy Hour in San Jose

dined in for Sunday lunch. had Cali Burger, Avocado Toast, Gravlax Benedict, Flat Bread Margherita fresh mozzarella for 4 people. we were full after finishing the meals, and could even order desert. We liked Avocado Toast and Gravlax Benedict. both the food and service exceed my expectation. was expecting a lot of people having brunch, but surprisingly we were only guess in the whole restaurant. not sure why. was able to use Hilton gift card for the meal.

Had a wonderful meal here ! We have visited this restaurant several times and each time has been very enjoyable. Dinner selections are diverse and tasty. Our family had a hamburger, salmon, roasted chicken and a beef salad which were all delicious. Waitress was polite and attentive. Great experience and see you again soon.

Dined Friday night, a couple days ago, for a birthday celebration. We had a pleasant evening. Food was good. Service attentive and sufficient.

Abby was great! She took care of our large party and multiple transactions great! The food was good and the drinks were fine. I am more of a tequila drinker and there weren’t many options but everyone else enjoyed the rum drinks.

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.