Santana Row is an urban district, a magnet for shopping, dining, entertainment and accommodations in North San Jose. There is something for the entire family: 14 full service restaurants; twice-weekly farmers market; WiFi Internet access zones; Hotel Valencia, a world-class boutique hotel; outdoor cafes, public parks, gardens, plazas and courtyards; and a six screen CineArts complex. Developed by Federal Realty Investment Trust, Santana Row is a project that successfully combines the best elements of an urban plaza with the convenience and variety of a mall. It is a place like no other.
Website: santanarow.com
Phone: (408) 551-4611
Cross Streets: Between Olin Ave and Olsen Dr
Open now
- Tue 10:00 AM - 9:00 PM
377 Santana Row San Jose, CA 95128 ·2327.09 mi
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Amenities
- Family friendly
- Accessible
Reviews
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Great shopping, food and music . Beautiful weather . Walked across to the Westfield mall .
MoreEnjoy a nice walk, flowers and dogs.
MoreWhile in San Jose, my daughter and I explored this beautiful, European-inspired district, located directly across the street from the Westfield Valley Fair mall. This area is a destination in itself, separate from the mall, and features an excellent mix of curated retail stores and fine dining.The Experience:We visited on a Sunday shortly after noon and were pleasantly surprised that the stores were not crowded. The entire row is incredibly clean and has a lovely ambiance. The vibrant mural (pictured) is just one example of the nice artistic touches you'll find for a fun and memorable photo.The Logistics:Shopping: This is a fantastic spot for window shopping or grabbing a nice meal.Parking: Street/lot parking can be very challenging. We lucked out and found a spot, but be prepared to pay. Our rate was $3 for the first hour.Note: While the adjacent Westfield Valley Fair has massive anchor stores and a high-end luxury wing, this row focuses on smaller, upscale boutiques and a more outdoor-centric, stroll-able experience.
MoreOur 3 generation of 4 people enjoyed dinner at an Italian place, ice creamAt an Italian gelato, ice cream, and bakery place. We loved the food of spaghettini, Brussels sprouts salad, and a spritz drink. The ice cream place was amazing. The ice cream was great and ambient noise was loud. We strolled through the venue before during and after sunset to enjoy the wide accessible pedestrian areas and static patio lights. One venue had loud music. There is some free street parking that is hard to find. Van accessible parking in garage is pay upon leaving.
MoreWe enjoyed an afternoon and evening here strolling through the area of upscale shops, eateries, and the medians decorated with twinkle lights on trees. The shops have accessible entry and accessible venue with wide aisles. International and domestic chains offer clothing, jewelry, sports equipment. Books and more. The eateries offer a variety of cuisinesAccessible venues. Free accessible parking in garage.
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