Eataly

Name: Eataly
Address: 2855 Stevens Creek Boulevard, San Jose, CA, 95128, US
Telephone: (650) 456-9200
Price range: $$$
Rating: 4.6

A Culinary Journey Through Authentic Italian Cuisine

4.6(5 reviews)

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$$$

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Eataly in San Jose offers an immersive dining experience with a focus on authentic Italian cuisine. Guests can indulge in a range of delicious dishes such as freshly made pasta, flavorful pizzas, and a diverse selection of wines and beverages. The vibrant atmosphere coupled with attentive service makes it a perfect spot for both casual gatherings and special occasions. Featuring both indoor and outdoor seating options, Eataly also serves freshly baked pastries and desserts, ensuring a delightful end to the meal. While food quality is consistently praised, some customers note service consistency as an area for improvement.

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2855 Stevens Creek Blvd, San Jose, CA 95128, USA

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2855 Stevens Creek Boulevard

San Jose, CA, 95128

(650) 456-9200 www.eataly.com/us_en/stores/silicon-valley

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Services

Italian Dining

Enjoy authentic Italian meals, including pasta, pizza, and seasonal dishes, in our restaurant settings.

Italian Market

Shop for high-quality Italian groceries, wines, cheeses, and imported products in our store.

Coffee and Pastries

Savor expertly crafted coffee, espresso drinks, and fresh pastries like croissants in our cafe.

Event Hosting

Host private events, parties, and gatherings in our elegant and versatile venue spaces.

Wine and Liquor Selection

Explore a curated selection of Italian wines, spirits, and beverages available for purchase.

4.60 · 5 reviews

Overall rating

Katie Letizia

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· 8 months ago

Food is delicious. Service is meh. My daughter and I have been here twice now. Both times without reservations. Both times were able to get a table fairly quickly. First time service was good even though they were busy. However, this time I felt as though they were busy like before but the service was just meh. Had to wait to order drinks so we ended up ordering the drinks, appetizer, and entree at the same time. Had to wait to get the additional olive oil for the bread. The price has increased from our last visit which I get with current economy. You have to order bread/olive oil as an appetizer (not given as many restaurants do). For my 14yr old and myself it was over $110 with tip (which I even decreased slightly because of the lack of service) slightly pricy for the amount of food given.

Manik Kumar

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· 8 months ago

Every time I visit Eataly, I end up ordering almost the same things and honestly, that consistency is exactly why it’s one of my go-to spots. This time, I went with the Margherita Rivisitata, Soppressata, an Americano, and the white chocolate croissant. The flavors are exactly what I expect from Eataly. The Margherita Rivisitata is simple but executed beautifully. Fresh tomatoes, creamy mozzarella, and good olive oil come together in a way that feels light yet satisfying. The Soppressata brings a nice contrast bold, savory, and slightly spicy, perfect if you want something with more depth. Their Americano deserves a special mention. It’s one of my favorites anywhere not too strong, not too light, just perfectly balanced. Smooth, easy to drink, and ideal alongside food rather than overpowering it. To finish, the white chocolate croissant was indulgent without being overly sweet. Flaky layers on the outside, rich but restrained sweetness inside, it’s the kind of pastry you enjoy slowly rather than rushing through.

Robin Watenpaugh

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· 8 months ago

Lovely venue. Delightful staff. Absolutely delicious food. Large portions which makes it fun to share and try different menu items. The grilled calamari was really good. Pricey, but worth it.

kirti shanbhag

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· 9 months ago

Tried Eataly the second time very recently. It was the fall menu. It had the pumpkin/squash bruschetta . It was slightly sweet and the topping of green was very good. The Kale warm bread was good - brought out the smoothness in the kale. The menu had changed a lot and I felt it has fewer vegetarian friendly options. We tried the eggplant pizza and the mushroom pasta. Both were ok. The tiramisu too was ok. I felt like the quality of food has slipped a little.

Olga Nemesh

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· 11 months ago

Eataly in San Jose is an amazing place for anyone who loves authentic Italian food. The pasta and pizza are outstanding—fresh, flavorful, and perfectly cooked. Great selection of drinks and wines, too. The atmosphere is lively and elegant at the same time, making it perfect for both casual meals and special occasions. Highly recommend visiting!