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Getting Around Downtown and the Bay Area San Jose Visit sanjose.org for the Taste wines from mountain terrains and cooled by ocean Here is a partial list of accommodations. Downtown is a haven for the SAN JOSE EVENTS BY THE SEASONS latest event information REGIONAL WINES breezes in one of California’s oldest wine regions WHERE TO STAY For a full list, please visit sanjose.org DOWNTOWN DINING hungry with 250+ restaurants WEATHER San Jose enjoys on average Santa Clara County Fair Antique Auto Show There are over 200 vintners that make up the Santa Cruz Mountain wine AIRPORT AREA - NORTH Holiday Inn San Jose Airport Four Points by Sheraton SOUTH SAN JOSE American/Californian M Asian Fusion Restaurant Gordon Biersch Brewery 300 days of sunshine. LEAGUE SPORTS YEAR ROUND MAY July/August – thefair.org Largest show on the West coast appellation with roots that date back to the 1800s. The region spans from 1350 N. First St. San Jose Downtown 98 S. 2nd Street Restaurant Best Western Plus Clarion Inn Silicon Valley Billy Berk’s historysanjose.org Mt. Madonna in the south to Half Moon Bay in the north. The mountain San Jose, CA 95112 211 S. First St. (408) 418-2230 – $$ 33 E. San Fernando St. Our average high is 72.6˚ F; San Jose Sabercats (Arena Football) Downtown Farmer’s Market Summer Kraftbrew Beer Fest 2118 The Alameda 3200 Monterey Rd. 99 S. 1st St. Japantown Farmer’s Market terrain, marine influences and varied micro-climates create the finest (408) 453-6200 San Jose, CA 95113 (408) 294-6785 – $$ average low is 50.5˚ F. March-July – thesanjosesabercats.com May-November – Fridays 10am-2pm, July/August – svbeerweek.com Vivafest! – Celebrating Latino Heritage San Jose, CA 95126 San Jose, CA 95111 (408) 292-4300 – $$ Pho 69 Sundays (Rain or shine), 8:30am-12pm, conditions for growing grapes that produce Cabernet, Zinfandel, Pinot (408) 282-8800 San Pedro St. – sjdowntown.com Culture – vivafest.org (408) 243-2400 (408) 972-2200 321 S. 1st St. High ˚F/˚C Low ˚F/˚C Silicon Valley Roller Girls Jackson St. – jtown.org Noir, and Chardonnay. VISITORS MAP & GUIDE La Quinta Inn & Suites Flames Bar & Eatery (408) 289-8521 – $$ January 58/15 42/6 (Flat Track Roller Derby) March-August Campbell Farmer’s Market Meet and chat with the wine makers of many family owned vineyards. For Days Inn San Jose Airport San Jose Airport 88 S 4th St svrollergirls.com Sundays, 9am-1pm, Campbell Ave., Hilton San Jose Dolce Hayes Mansion February 62/17 45/7 more information on tours, tastings, and special events visit, Santa Cruz 2585 Seaboard Ave. (408) 971-1960 – $$ 1280 N. Fourth St. 300 Almaden Blvd. 200 Edenvale Ave. March 66/19 47/8 Campbell – downtowncampbell.org Mountain Wineries (scmwa.com) or the wineries of Santa Clara Valley San Jose, CA 95112 San Jose, CA 95131 San Jose, CA 95110 San Jose CA 95136 Loft Bar & Bistro (santaclarawines.com). April 69/21 49/9 (408) 437-9100 (408) 435-8800 (408) 287-2100 (408) 226-3200 90 S. 2nd St. May 64/24 52/11 Here are a few wine tasting options including mileage from downtown (408) 291-0677 – $$ O’Flaherty’s Irish Pub (DT) San Jose. DoubleTree by Hilton San Jose Residence Inn San Jose Airport/ June 79/26 56/13 AUGUST Four Points by Sheraton Morton’s The Steakhouse 25 N. San Pedro St. What 2050 Gateway Place Springhill Suites San Jose Airport Hotel De Anza San Jose Silicon Valley July 82/28 58/15 1. Bargetto Winery – Soquel 11. Loma Prieta Winery – Los 177 Park Ave. (408) 947-8007 – $$ Silicon Valley Open Studios San Jose, CA 95110 10 Skyport Dr. 233 W. Santa Clara St. 399 Silicon Valley Rd. Vung Tau San Jose Jazz Summer Fest NOVEMBER (35 miles from DT) Gatos – (25 miles from DT) (408) 947-7000 – $$$$ August 82/28 58/15 to do First 3 weekends in May – svos.org (408) 453-4000 San Jose, CA 95110 San Jose, CA 95113 San Jose, CA 95119 535 E. Santa Clara Original Gravity Public House summerfest.sanjose.org bargetto.com lomaprietawinery.com (408) 288-9055 – $$ 66 S. 1st St. September 80/27 57/14 Taco Festival of Innovation (408) 650-0590 (408) 286-1000 (408) 972-7800 Firehouse No. 1 South First Fridays – SOFA District art Turkey Trot (5K & 10K Runs) 2. Big Basin Vineyards Tasting 12. MJA Vineyards – Los Gatos (408) 915-2337 – $ October 74/23 53/11 facebook.com/tacofestival Silicon Valley Pride 69 S. San Pedro St. walk every first Friday of every month Thanksgiving Day Morning Room – Saratoga – (13.5 miles (22 miles from DT) Extended Stay America Barbecue/Cajun svpride.com (408) 287-6969 — $$ November 64/18 46/8 San Jose Giants (Minor League Baseball) except in January and July. San Jose Greek Festival – May/June svturkeytrot.com from DT) bigbasinvineyards.com mjavineyards.com San Jose Downtown San Jose Airport Garden Hotel Hampton Inn & Suites San Jose Café/Diner/Fast Food Hyatt Place San Jose Downtown Back A Yard December 58/14 42/6 April-September – sjgiants.com southfirstfridays.com Celebrating Greek culture 3. Burrell School Vineyards & 13. Picchetti Winery 1560 N. First St. 1740 N. First St. 55 Old Tully Rd. Christmas in the Park 282 Almaden Blvd. SP2 Communal Bar + Restaurant 80 N. Market St. Caffe Frascati saintnicholas.org Winery – Los Gatos Cupertino – (15 miles from DT) San Jose, CA 95112 San Jose, CA 95112 San Jose, CA 95111 Where to eat San Jose Earthquakes (Pro-Soccer) San Jose Bike Party Day after Thanksgiving-January 1st San Jose, CA 95113 72 N. Almaden Blvd. (408) 294-8626 – $ 315 S. 1st St. (21 miles from DT) picchetti.com (408) 573-0648 (408) 793-3300 (408) 298-7373 March-August – sjearthquakes.com Third Friday of each month – sjbikeparty.org christmasinthepark.com (408) 998-0400 (408) 299-2000 — $$ (408) 287-0400 – $ JUNE burrellschool.com 14. Regale Winery and Vineyards Henry’s World Famous Hi-Life 301 W. St. John St. 4. Byington Vineyards & Los Gatos – (21 miles from DT) Fairfield Inn & Suites Vyne Bistro JANUARY/FEBRUARY Dia de Portugal Festival – Celebrating Staybridge Suites San Jose (408) 295-5414 – $$ Winery – Los Gatos – (19 miles regalewine.com San Jose Airport WEST SAN JOSE 110 Paseo De San Antonio Walk Mediterranean Portuguese culture – diadeportugalca.org 1602 Crane Ct. Ramada San Jose Downtown from DT) – byington.com Four Points by Sheraton (408) 375-2618 – $$ Louisiana Bistro Gotta Eatta Pita Chinese Lunar New Year 15. Ridge Vineyards 1755 N. First St. San Jose, CA 95112 455 S. Second St. SubZero – 1st Friday in June Cupertino 19 N. Market St. 86 N. Market St. sjmusart.org Italian Family Fest – Celebrating Italian 5. Cinnabar Winery Tasting Cupertino – (19 miles from DT) San Jose, CA 95112 (408) 436-1600 San Jose, CA 95113 subzerofestival.com Room – Saratoga – (13 miles (408) 453-3133 4241 Moorpark Ave. (408) 295-1300 – $$ (408) 684-8214 – $ San Jose Winter Jazz Fest Heritage. – italianfamilyfesta.org ridgewine.com (408) 298 -3500 from DT) – cinnabarwine.com 16. Savannah-Chenelle San Jose, CA 95129 February/March – sanjosejazz.org JULY Wyndham Garden (408) 864-0300 Breweries/Pubs Nemea Greek Taverna SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 6. Clos LaChance Winery Saratoga – (17 miles from DT) Café Stritch 96 S. 1st St. Cinequest Film Festival Downtown Ice (November-January) Four Points by Sheraton San Jose Airport San Martin – (27 miles from savannahchanelle.com The Westin San Jose AFK Gamer Lounge 374 S. 1st St (408) 279-4225 – $$ San Francisco 49ers (Pro-Football) February/March – cinequest.org Obon Festival – Traditional Japanese Rock ‘n’ Roll Half Marathon sjdowntown.com San Jose Airport 1355 N. Fourth St. DT) – clos.com 17. STORRS WINERY 302 S. Market St. Hotel Valencia Santana Row 163 W. Santa Clara St. (408) 280-6161 – $$ August-January dance, food, and bazaar – Japantown (5K, 10K & ½ Marathon) 1471 N. Fourth St. San Jose, CA 95112 – 49ers.com 7. Cooper-Garrod Estate Santa Cruz – (31 miles from DT) San Jose, CA 95113 355 Santana Row (669) 231-4656 – $$ sjbetsuin.com September/October San Jose, CA 95112 (408) 453-5340 Ike’s Love & Sandwiches San Jose Sharks (Pro-Hockey) Vineyards – Saratoga storrswine.com (408) 295-2000 San Jose, CA 95128 The Farmers Union 75 E. Santa Clara St. runrocknroll.competitor.com/san-jose (408) 452-0200 Where to October-May – sharks.nhl.com (13 miles from DT) – cgv.com 18. Soquel Vineyards (408) 551-0010 151 W. Santa Clara St. (408) 294-2802 – $ 8. David Bruce Winery Soquel – (38 miles from DT) Asian/Japanese (408) 277-0545 – $$ sleep Holiday Inn Express & Suites DOWNTOWN HOTELS In-N-Out Burger Los Gatos – (18 miles from DT) soquelvineyards.com Fuji Sushi Restaurant San Jose International Airport The Fairmont San Jose San Jose Marriott Hotel Valley Park 550 Newhall Drive davidbrucewinery.com 18. Testarossa Winery 56 W. Santa Clara St. 1350 N. Fourth St. 170 S. Market St. 301 S. Market St. 2404 Stevens Creek Blvd. 800-786-1000 – $ 9. GUGLIELMO WINERY Los Gatos – (12 miles from DT) San Jose, CA 95113 San Jose, CA 95113 San Jose, CA 95128 (408) 298-3854 – $$ San Jose, CA 95112 71 Saint Peter Morgan Hill – (22 miles from DT) testarossa.com (408) 998-1900 (408) 280-1300 (408) 293-5000 Peggy Sue’s Where else (408) 467-1789 K.Zzang 71 N. San Pedro St. MARCH/APRIL guglielmowinery.com 20. Thomas Fogarty Winery & 185 Park Ave. DECEMBER 78 S. 1st Street (408) 971-8523 – $$ to go Tahiti Fete 10. J. Lohr Vineyards & Wines Vineyards – Woodside (408) 294-0252 – $ (408) 537-3235 – $ Nikkei Matsuri Festival – Cultural art A Polynesian dance competition. Tivo Santa Run Silicon Valley San Jose – (1.8 miles from DT) (30 miles from DT) and food – Japantown – Mexican jtown.org tahitifete.com (5K Run/Walk) – santarunsv.com jlohr.com fogartywinery.com Confections/Coffee/Tea ADA Airport Shuttle Restaurant Light Rail Pool Gym Parking Refrigerator Microwave Laundry Pet No Smoking Spa CREAM La Victoria Taqueria 49 S.
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