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Mesquite and Oak Bring Barbeque to the Brunch Table

Mesquite and Oak Bring Barbeque to the Brunch Table

When people think of brunch, they may imagine a dinerlike atmosphere with pitchers of mimosas and plates full of egg-centric foods being passed about. Nobody ever thinks of ribs, brisket and pulled pork as brunch fare, but one man, Matthew Aranda, is hoping to change…

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Get Lucky: A St. Patrick’s Day Guide

Get Lucky: A St. Patrick’s Day Guide

St. Patrick’s Day is this Saturday, March 17. While the holiday was initially created to honor the fifth-century Catholic missionary credited with spreading Christendom in Ireland, nowadays it is more commonly viewed as a chance to honor friends and family by celebrating with great food…

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Dulce Vida Walking Tours

Dulce Vida Walking Tours

Welcome to the first Latino Art & Taco Walk in downtown San José. The tour explores San José historic South of First galleries, and introduction to the vibrant contemporary art scene, and a look at San Jose most important historic landmarks.

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Silicon Valley’s Ultimate Sandwich Guide

Silicon Valley’s Ultimate Sandwich Guide

The platonic deal of the sandwich is simple enough: meat, veggies and condiments wedged between two slices of bread. But the sammie’s simplicity belies its sprawling potential. At its most banal, it is the mushy mess that mom or dad hurriedly assembled before pushing you…

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Hope ‘N Vine Returns to County Fairgrounds

Hope ‘N Vine Returns to County Fairgrounds

Crafting high quality beer starts with a flower. Most beer enthusiasts, however, will only experience the bitter punch of hops in a mug. But at this year’s Hop ’N Vine Festival and Market, suds lovers will have the opportunity to get hands-on with whole cones….

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Tasty Indian Pizza: the Name Says it All

Tasty Indian Pizza: the Name Says it All

Silicon Valley denizens are no strangers to the concept of fusion cuisine. From sushiritos to Korean tacos, our palates have adapted to a wide variety of flavors and textures from all around the world, influenced by the melting pot of cultures that make the Bay…

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Mendocino Farms Opens Two Locations in San Jose

Mendocino Farms Opens Two Locations in San Jose

A memorable experience at a young age can lead to inspiration later in life. Mario Del Pero grew up in Yuba City, and his family vacationed along California’s North Coast as a child, and the small-town ethos and culture really stuck with him. Years later,…

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Chang’an Artisan Noodles: A Flavorful Journey

Chang’an Artisan Noodles: A Flavorful Journey

Named for the city where the Silk Road originated, Chang’an Artisan Noodle embodies much history. In nearly a millennium, the ancient Chinese capital was home to over 10 imperial dynasties, serving as an epicenter of cultural and economic exchange in northeast China. Its influence as…

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Ice Cube Delivers in Every Dimension

Ice Cube Delivers in Every Dimension

Move over, froyo. A new dessert craze has landed in the South Bay, and it comes in the form of sweet and neatly sculpted ice cream curlicues. Rolled ice cream, also known as stir-fried ice cream, is the latest trend in frozen treats in the…

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Voyager Craft Coffee: Taste The Rainbow

Voyager Craft Coffee: Taste The Rainbow

Voyager Craft Coffee may be the only place in San Jose where you can get a latte fit for a unicorn. While this newcomer to the South Bay’s coffee scene opened its doors only a year ago, it has hit the sweet spot with social-media-savvy…

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