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    Be.Steak.A

    4.2 (839 reviews)
    Ultra High-EndBars, Italian, Steakhouses
    Closed 11:30 am - 2:00 pm, 5:00 PM - 10:00 PM

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    Ling H.

    I visited this restaurant recently and had a mixed experience overall. The service was decent. The staff was polite and helpful, but the wait time for both ordering and receiving the food was a bit longer than expected, especially during a not-so-busy time. Check-ins were minimal, but still acceptable. The food, especially the steak, was okay. It was cooked as requested, but the flavor was average and not particularly memorable. The presentation was nice, but the seasoning could have been stronger to enhance the taste. In terms of price, it felt slightly high for the overall quality. While the portion size was reasonable, the experience didn't fully match the cost. Overall, it's an average dining spot with room for improvement in both consistency and value. Not bad, but not something I would rush back to.

    Paige B.

    Oh my this is easily the best buffet I've ever been to. We went for Mother's Day the service was so professional and friendly. Greeted with a glass of prosecco. Raw bar, caviar bar, charcuterie bar, juice bar, and THEN the phenomenal buffet. See pictures below. Very very relaxing place to dine as well! Can't wait to go again

    Truffle fries
    May Z.

    We went here for my bfs birthday and they treated us SO well. The restaurant is both elegant and comfortable. They greeted us at the door with fresh bone broth that was exquisite. They had me at hello haha. This was the most incredible steak I've ever had. True perfection. The hamachi was also by far the best and most creative preparation I've ever had. They also brought out a birthday dessert that was so delicious. I LOVE this place. I will be back. Perfect for special occasions! They don't miss a beat here. Even the bathrooms are elite.

    Sarah C.

    It has been a long time since we've dine at a steak house. We decided to come here for our 10 year anniversary celebration with our 4 year old in tow. It was amazing and delicious. We were given bone broth while we waited and it was so delicious. We were given a booth with an happy anniversary card which was a nice touch. They were really sweet to our little toddler. The food was delicious - we all enjoyed it. Very well presented. The restaurant itself was spacious and calming decor. Unlimited candy for you to select from and take home! Bathrooms were luxurious.

    Yum ball
    Chi L.

    I went to Be.Steak last friday. Reservation is 8pm. I have been there when it first open. 1) Decor, very nice 2) Front hostess, super nice and when you first walk in and check in. Will get bone broth soup in a small cup while you wait. 3) Their service is amazing, my waiter/server is Luke, he is very knowlegable about wine and steak. My husband and I have a lot of qn about steak and wine. His suggestion is wonderful. 4) Order a bunch of appertizer, and also order steak, scallops. Pasta, Salad. Dessert. My party has 4 persons, good to order more and share and try out. 5) Scallop is perfect, steak is good. Every thing's taste is very good. 6) Definitelly an expensive steak house. I saw it said michelin star. Every penny you spent is totally worth it. Highly recommended, will be back sometimes.

    Pecan pie
    Sabrina L.

    Fancy place with lunch reservation, walked in on time and greeted right away with warm and savory broth, like it. The inside has up to date decorative lightings, also great set up for special occasions. Friday lunch, we had 5 mins just us , then people started to show up, noise level is decent. There are couple complimentary dishes from the chef , organic vegetables and flower - the ones are so good until we found lots of bugs on the lettuce , mentioned to the waitress, she claimed that is what it is for organic. I am wondering if organic means no need to wash ?! Well, she took away that plate, and didn't give us another one , even no asking on it , kinda of disappointed for a fancy service place . Another complimentary dish was the mash potato balls, they were ok , good as freebies. For the dishes we tried, very liked the bread waitress recommended: Faccaccio Di Recco -- Must try, freshly baked with cheese in side and Oliver oil outside, 5 star impression from my taste bud. Rib Eye , medium rare, good quality with disappointed looking and taste caramelized onions. The onion looked and tasted mushy, watery .... The truffle fry was good, only sad face when the waitress took away without asking if I want to bag the rest to go. Lastly, the pecan pie, 2 stars with the price I paid. The crust was hard, the pecan filling part was dry ... besides sweet and just sweet. Overall experience 3 out of 5 with high expectations on the dishes and services. We got complimentary cookies towards end, that is dry and hard like sugar rock. Sorry to be picky on even free stuff. Just hoped for something yummy and I won't feel quilt for that much sugar I ate. This is a place for special occasion celebration, and dish choice can determine the number of stars . This trip overall is 3.7, rounded up to 4.

    Cappellacci di Zucca
    Judy P.

    We came here to celebrate an anniversary. From the moment we entered to the minute we left, it was a fabulous time. The hosts in the beginning were so nice and offered us a warm broth to drink to prepare ourselves for the amazing meal we were about to have. We ended up ordering family style and shared all the dishes we ordered from the small bites to the HUGE porterhouse steak. I thought it was so cool to see the steak before they cooked it. I of course had my partner take a few pictures of me before we saw the final product. We loved the atmosphere and how genuinely friendly everyone was. I would come again!

    Porterhouse 51 ($252)
    Elena N.

    4.5 STARS Date: Friday, September 5th, 2025 Time: 7pm Party of: 8 Meal: Birthday Dinner Reservation Thru: OpenTable made I believe about 1.5 weeks prior *Affogato ($12) *Prime Rib ($76) *Espresso Martini ($21) *Crab Garganelli ($46) *Ribeye ($110) x2 *Xanadu ($21) *Altos Las Hormigas, malbec, Meteora, Mendoza 2021 ($100) *La Spinetta, Sassontino, Toscana 2006 ($185) *Burrata Pugliese ($27) *Steak Tartare ($30) *Caesar Salad ($21) x2 *Pork Fried Rice ($25) x2 *Truffle Fries ($30) x2 *Grilled Asparagus ($18) *Porterhouse 51 ($252) *Sullivan Coeur de Vigne Cabernet Sauvignon 2021 ($36 glass) *JL Chave Selection Cotes di Rhone, Mon Coeur 2023 ($19 glass) *Espresso ($6) *Loving Wage: 3.5 % ($42.74) *Gratuity: 20% ($244.20) For my birthday dinner, I gave a girlfriend some options and she landed on Be Steak A. (My group always takes each other out and treats the bday person.) I've actually always wanted to try their Sunday Brunch, but I am a steak lover. Dinner as an alternative was fine with me. We were seated at a table off in the corner which felt more private. So I'm not gonna lie, I'm super extra. Tho sometimes without realizing it. I can never eat a full steak. And I like my meat rare. When a friend who likes the same temp agreed to share, he mentioned he wanted the namesake steak. I agreed without really thinking about it or realizing the price. Holy cow! I have the best friends ever cuz that steak was expensive! And for two people, huge! (Go on with the TWSS jokes.) It was so tender and juicy tho. The perfect yum! There was an issue with the first steak. It was way overcooked for rare. Our server apologized profusely and sent out another one. And he let us keep the overcooked steak so others in our party who prefer a higher temp got to try it. Definitely a splurgy spot, but I had so much fun. A great special occasion meal. REVIEW #3853

    Sticky toffee pudding
    Yuki K.

    We had an overall positive experience and most of the food was delicious but for a steakhouse, the $210 chateaubriand was beyond disappointing. For a cut known for its "extreme tenderness," the outside was too firm and chewy even though the inside was definitely medium rare. This was worse than a typical filet mignon and we "unfortunately" got 20 oz of it...it also came with two sauces (aerated Hollandaise and maybe au jus or something), both of which were basically flavorless. Most of the sides and appetizers we ordered were great though. - Steak tartare: Strong start to the meal. It came with 6 pieces of soft and buttery brioche, a plate of whipped beef tallow, and a huge bowl of steak tartare. We actually ran out of bread before we ran out of the tartare! - Lamb chop appetizer: Also amazing! The meat here was more tender than the chateaubriand and we loved the flavors of the jalapeno jelly + aioli on it - Yam stones: Reminded me of mochi donuts. Mildly sweet - Hasselback potatoes (complimentary dish that came with the chateaubriand): Potatoes were soft (perfect texture). Came sitting in a pool of watery sour cream that also didn't taste like much though - Pork fried rice: One of the servers called this "our twist on the Asian classic" but it didn't seem like a fusion dish. From the Calabrian chilis (very different from chili crisp) and spicy sausage (more like breakfast sausage than Taiwanese or Chinese pork sausage) to the pool of oil the rice sat in, nothing about it reminded me of typical pork fried rice at all. We ended up ordering the sticky toffee pudding for dessert (flambeed next to our table) but also got a free baked Alaska for the birthday dessert (with birthday/funfetti ice cream inside) and a sparkler. The sticky toffee pudding was very sweet (mostly because of the syrup)!

    Chicken broth as you enter the restaurant
    Gerald R.

    STRICTLY DUMPLING EPISODE On YouTube I'm subscribed to Strictly Dumpling, which is a food channel. There was an episode Mike Chen visited Be.Steak.A for Sunday brunch. After watching the episode a couple of years ago I wanted to come eat here. The first time I came here was November for Sunday brunch before Thanksgiving. In fact that day was about a week after my colonoscopy. If I was going to a buffet after that procedure I might as well spend the money by eating at Be.Steak.A for Sunday brunch. When I entered the restaurant the first offering was a drink that was part of the buffet. Since I was driving I decided to get a glass of apple cider. The setup of the buffet is unique. The grilled meat and hot items are served in the kitchen. The non-hot items are served inside the dining room. As I'm paying a lot of this buffet I went to the kitchen to select varieties of meat for my first plate, which included porchetta, bacon, prime rib, scrambled eggs, and beef wellington. I'll start by saying the beef wellington here is better than beef wellington at Gordon Ramsey Steak at Vegas. That has to do with the pastry with its flaky crust has a texture of a croissant. The porchetta had the balance of fat and meat. The scrambled eggs were wet. My second plate included devil ribs. I am not a fan of deviled eggs as the sauce can be too heavy, but the sauce on the devil ribs was lightly coated. For my second plate I also had the poached egg on sourdough toast. My third plate consisted mostly of breakfast items. The waffles were airy. The Italian sausage was meaty. The only non-breakfast item on that plate was the filet mignon with chimichurri, which added flavor to the steak. My last plate included octopus skewers, asparagus, salmon, beef wellington, and croissant with honey. Due to the quality of items I will say the Sunday brunch buffet at Be.Steak.A is similar to Las Vegas buffets. I did not have a tomahawk steak for this buffet as was depicted in the Strictly Dumpling episode. However after the restaurant I smelled the smoke of the almond wood. Due to the smell I wanted to come here next time for steak. The next time I came here was the Thursday before Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. I had in mind ordering the signature steak The Be.Steak.A. However when my server Aaron stated that the size of the porterhorse could be too much for one person to eat I asked what other steak he recommended. He stated the strip loin. After about five minutes of thinking I stuck to my guns; I decided the The Be.Steak.A. I asked my server what pasta he suggested. He said the most popular pasta customers order was the tarjarin al tartufo because of the black truffles. However the Filipino inside was thinking about rice. I asked my server about the pork fried rice. He said that's his favorite item at the restaurant. Sold. The signature steak is a porterhouse. The size of my porterhouse was 51 ounces. The pork fried rice at Be.Steak.A tastes better than at most Chinese restaurants. First the rice is fluffy yet not sticky. Second you can taste the pork flavor. Third the pork fried rice was light. Despite the thick portion the porterhouse wasn't fatty but lean. This beneficial as I was able to finish the steak without having the "meat sweats". Even though I asked for medium rare the porterhouse didn't taste pasty. There's one flaw with the porterhouse it was over seasoned. With marrow butter and tempura enoki I couldn't taste the steak. Also I couldn't smell the smokiness of the almond wood. I wasn't going to get dessert. However that night was the last week of serving the dessert item Pommes & Parm, which included white chocolate mousse on foie gras caramel. Sold. I love foie gras especially on desserts as it adds a buttery texture. I wasn't disappointed with my dessert. I enjoyed my two visits here. I couldn't rate this place a 5-star because of its signature steak, which was the most expensive steak I ever paid at a restaurant. If the steak was less seasoned not only I could've smell the smokiness of the almond wood but also I would've tasted beefy flavor. Due to the prices I paid for the Sunday brunch and porterhouse I do not see myself coming to Be.Steak.A anytime soon. However I can see myself coming back Be.Steak.A again.

    Cranberry Juice
    Nicolas C.

    As preface, I am a pretty picky eater and love the flavor of individual ingredients and foods, so a good rating from me is an exceptional achievement or anyone. Anything 7/10 or higher is an acheievent for that establishment! First of all, the service was 9/10, absolutely amazing, they treated us with exceptional service and courteousness. they even accommodated my new addiction to nice hot bone broth. I asked for two extra shots! Our server, younger guy, was super outgoing and friendly, and was great with explaining the location and details of each plate and cut of steak. I ordered the Be.Steak.A Large Porterhouse steak, french fries, and cranberry juice. The rest of my family ordered a filet minon, shallots, meat balls, and more pictured. However, I had to bring it down to a 3.5 due to the steak, the main reason I went there. Not only was it room temperature when I got it, it was cold after a minute due to the ac being set too low. It was a bit undercooked for medium rare, more rare, and had too much green stuff on the steak. It was a very high quality steak however. The 50oz porterhouse steak was rated 6/10 on the New York Strip side and 7.5/10 on the file minon side. The french fries were good, solid 6.5/10, and the cranberry juice was amazing, 8/10. The vibe of the entire restaurant was very soothing, and I loved the view of the kitchen.

    Kitchen
    Anh P.

    Great service, I enjoyed every moment here. This restaurant served Italian style steak & pasta, maybe that's why we're not really familiar with these flavors. But it's still a great dining experience. I really like lobster risotto, it's the best dish I tried here. I also enjoy the complimentary chicken broth served the moment you step in to the restaurant, it's so warm and comforting

    Mixed berry cobbler
    Diane W.

    We had the most wonderful dinner, here last night. It was our first time here. We were celebrating my birthday, which was indicated in our reservation. When we arrived and checked in, we were offered house made chicken bone broth in small cups to take with us to our table. It was actually pretty good. We were guided to our table. The restaurant is very elegant inside. Our table was beautifully set for us with a birthday card for me on the middle of the table. I thought that was so thoughtful. When I opened the card a $2.00 bill fell out, to my surprise. What a nice touch. Our waiter, Juan, gave us each a damp cloth to wipe our hands. He guided us through the menu. He let us know the specials. He also gave his recommendations, which we appreciated. We started the night off with some cocktails. My husband ordered the Amari old fashioned and I ordered a vodka dirty martini. That martini was the best I ever had. It was presented beautifully on a silver tray with a tiny chilled bowl with the garnish for the drink. It also came with a tiny cup of extra olive brine if you desire a bit more salty flavor. I thought it was made perfectly. For our starter we had the wedge salad. We also decided to try the focaccia di recco. The salad arrived chilled and delicious. We were given chilled forks for the salad. With each course a fresh plate and silverware were given. The focaccia was absolutely delicious and a must try. The melted cheese gave it a bit of richness. It's a very thin bread nothing like the usual thick and dense focaccia we are used to. We both loved it. We both ordered the tiny French onion soup and it was the perfect size. It was delicious. The chef sent a tray of veggies and garlic dip for our table. That was very nice. For our pasta, we decided to share the Agnolotti. It's a pasta filled with braised beef and topped with roasted hazelnut nuts in a Demi glaze sauce with Parmesan on top. Very delicious. We also tried the rock shrimp gratin. It was a bit watery but full of flavor. The shrimp were perfectly cooked. I'd get this again but ask for it to be less watery. For our protein, we shared the chateaubriand that is served table side, seasoned and cut in front of you and served with a Hollandaise sauce. This was done a perfect medium rare. The meat was so flavorful and seasoned perfectly. It was a lot of meat. We took the rest of it home. The chef also sent a dish, to our table, of roasted potatoes in a parsley butter sauce that was really good. We really enjoyed that. For dessert we tried the mixed berry cobbler. The filling was tart and the crust was sweet so it paired perfectly together. They also brought out a mini baked Alaska for my birthday with a firework like candle. That was so nice and fun. The baked Alaska was very good. Before we left we were given an after dinner liqueur, that was very strong. I could only have a few sips. I was also given a treat bag with two Italian amoretti cookies. That was so sweet. They really went out of their way to make my birthday extra special. Our leftover food was packaged for us in a nice black bag with red tissue paper, and placed on the hook under our table. We were there a total of three hours and the time went by fast. It was like being on a culinary excursion. All our food was spaced out so we could savor it and prepare for the next course. The bathroom is beautiful, by the way. They have salt scrub for your hands and all the toilettes are automated bidet toilettes. Before you leave they have little candies you can take for the road. The customer service here is exquisite. Everyone is very professional and polite. It is a bit pricey, but I think it's worth it for the quality of food, service, and experience. This was one of the best dining experiences we have ever had. I highly recommend coming here for a special occasion.

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    Ask the Community - Be.Steak.A

    Will they have an Easter Sunday BUFFET in 2026? How much for adults?

    When is the last day to order the thanksgiving meal kit?

    I have a carrot allergy. In what prepared dishes have carrots so that I can avoid those, such as the broth?

    What seasonings are in the bone broth/is it gluten free?

    Carrots, Onions, Celery, Chicken Bones, Herbs, Salt & Pepper. Naturally Gluten-Free. Please let us know if you have any other questions!

    How come my reservation is not working for the brunch?

    How much is the buffet?

    $110 per person

    I noticed that some Sundays you have crab legs and some you don't? Is it only on special occasions?

    Is there a Happy Hour Menu?

    Yes in the bar area every day! From 5:00 - 6:00 P.M

    Are there gluten free options for the Sunday brunch?

    I'm

    Is the buffet only available on Sundays?

    Yes. Our Grand Buffet is currently only offered on Sundays from 10:00am to 2:00pm.

    I are you dog friendly?

    Not indoors

    What does pdr2 means in the reservation site?

    I have no idea but if you were to call the restaurant, I'm sure they could tell you.

    Is there a separate lunch menu?

    Yes they only open lunch Fri-Sun now! And Sunday Brunch Special Buffet is around $100 fantastic! Think of the Ritz Carlton style buffet.

    Is there a fixed service charge (18-20%)?... some restaurants are moving to this pricing strategy.

    No there's a 5% surcharge and you have to tip on top

    How much for a regular cocktail, like a Manhattan on the rocks? Also, what's the average price for a bottle of wine, not too fancy?

    20.00

    What's the dress code?

    I'd say you'd be comfortable in business casual in the dining room. The bar and outdoors are a bit more laid back.

    Is there a lunch menu?

    Hours of Operation: Lunch: Friday 11:30am ~ 2pm Dinner: Monday to Sunday 5pm ~ 9pm… Read more

    Is foie gras served here? What is the dress code?

    They offer SEARED FOIE GRAS for $36. The dress is relaxed, business casual.

    For their all you can eat Sunday brunch, do you know if they charge full price for a 6yo child? Other restaurants offer either a kids menu or reduced price, would be ridiculous if they charge full price for a 6yo.

    All guests is $98. Children under 10 is $49.

    I saw an email about opening for weekend brunch but can no longer find it. When will brunch service start? looking forward to trying it! Thank you

    August. I think they are accepting reservation now. Just posted their announcement.

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    0.6 mi

    We got a table out on their breezy outdoor seating area and kicked the night off with a round of…read moretheir amazing cocktails, the mixology program here is a huge sleeper hit. For starters, you have to get the crispy Potato Croquettes and the incredibly fresh Burrata dish. When the mains hit, the table went dead silent. Their handmade pasta game is elite. The standard Ravioli and the Vegan Ravioli are pillow-soft, but the absolute stars for our group were the pillowy Gnocchi, the incredibly rich Fettuccine with Wild Boar ragu, and the striking Squid Ink Pasta loaded with seafood. Now, let's talk about the Neapolitan style pizza. We ordered the classic Margherita Pizza and the earthy Fungo Pizza. The flavors are 10 out of 10, fresh mozzarella, bright tomato sauce, and high-quality toppings. Just an insider heads-up: true to traditional Neapolitan standards, the high-heat wood fire leaves the center of the pie very soft and wet. A few friends noted the crust bottom can get a little soggy in the center, so eat it fast or fold it like a true Italian! We rounded out the massive feast on a high note, splitting a velvety Panna Cotta and a classic Tiramisu.

    This spot honestly almost never disappoints. We've been here several times now and keep coming back…read morebecause the overall experience is consistently great. The pizza is always solid, the service has always been friendly, and the vibe at this Campbell location is so much better than the Mountain View one. It's bright, lively, and in a great area for people watching, especially if you grab a seat at the bar. The side windows open up too, which makes it especially nice during the warmer season and gives the whole place a fun, open atmosphere. The whole place just feels inviting and easy to enjoy whether you're meeting friends, grabbing pizza, or just wanting a fun dinner in a good location. It's one of those spots where you can relax, enjoy the energy around you, and have a consistently good time. That said, we decided to branch out and try a different appetizer since we've already tried most of the menu, and the octopus was a HUGE miss. It was $19 for one small tentacle, and for that price it just didn't feel worth it at all. Zazzle at Santana Row is also overpriced, but at least they give you way more octopus and a much bigger tentacle. Honestly, you could probably go to an Asian market, buy a whole octopus for around that price, and grill it yourself. The dish itself was also pretty mid. Not terrible, just not memorable and definitely not worth $19. It felt more like a $10 dish. The puree tasted almost like leftover soup carrot and tomato. So overall, I still really like this place and I'd absolutely come back for the pizza, the other appetizers, the ambience, the location, and the service. Just skip the octopus and stick with what they do best.

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    Sorelle Italian Bistro - Gnocchi Basilicata 03-2026

    Sorelle Italian Bistro

    4.4(922 reviews)
    2.2 mi
    $$

    Upon walking in, you feel like you are visiting the friendly Italian neighbor's home for dinner…read more Don't expect romantic atmosphere for a tete-a-tete, but rather for enjoy great food with family. To be honest, when I opened the menu, I thought the price was a bit on the high side, and didn't expect to like it in the "worth it" scale. But hey, for a higher price, they better deliver on the food quality! It most certainly disappoint. The food was amazing. Got the Linguini Fruti Di Mare, the seafood was good quality, the cioppino sauce was intense. It truly is the boss of the sauce. Also ordered the Chicken Marsala, I'm always cautious before ordering because the marsala wine can easily become overwhelming, or the sauce is too sour, or the chicken is tough and dry. I did not hit any of those, but rather, what I got was a few silky smooth and tender pieces of flattened chicken breasts, that is moist and flavorful. The sauce is great too, not to mention the mushroom, that is so fresh and flavorful on its own. Last but not least, their attention to detail went all the way to mashed potato and steamed vegetables. It was truly one of the best. Did I mention the free, fresh baked foccacia? It's among the top 3 I've had in any restaurants, ever. At the end, even it pinches my wallet a bit, it was well worth it. Come hungry, leave happy!

    Now I get why Sorelle has such a high score, and I'm happy that we finally gave it a try…read more It's situated in a small strip mall, parking is ok as we came at around 6:30pm on a week day night, there were still some spots available. Sorelle is a small restaurant, upon entering, it has a square room and you get to see everything at one glance. It's not fancy on decorations, more like a neighborly place and the customers look like so too, families and large groups on a random day, you don't need to dress up to eat in this place. The 2 page menu has appetizers, salad, pizza, pasta, and 3 entree dishes. Desserts are printed on a separate sheet, there are a variety of choices but a tad too expensive for my wallet. We ordered the Ravioli a la Teresa with cheese and pesto cream sauce, and their signature Sorelle Short Rib Bolognese. After ordering, we were given free bread for the table. The bread had herbs on top and the dipping sauce is olive oil with fried and then mashed soft garlic. The bread looked nothing special, but once I touched it, I was delighted to find out that they were warm and crusty on the outside but soft on the inside. It took a bit of wait for our food to came, I think it meant they were freshly cooked. The portions were big. Once laying down our food, the lady came with a big bowl of cheese and helped us sprinkle on top. It looks amazing with the cheese on top, like snow flakes melting on. I am so impressed with my short rib bolognese. The piece of short rib was sumptuous, a whole piece, resting on top of the pasta that is covered in meat sauce. The meat itself was so soft that it was super easy to tear off and just melts in my mouth. Flavorful and soft and juicy, super yummy! The pasta is cooked el dente, and each bite there's a bit of ground meat coated on the ziti pasta from the bolognese sauce. Very satisfying! I had a bite of the ravioli and these huge dumplings are covered in fresh pesto sauce and very cheesy inside. Although I was a bit confused on the difference between a pesto sauce and a pesto cream. I felt like the sauce was more pesto but we ordered pesto cream. Anyhow, it tasted good but I prefer my short rib bolognese more. Bus boy service is fast and responsive. We had a very enjoyable meal.

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    Milan - Mushroom Ravioli

    Milan

    4.3(243 reviews)
    1.3 miWillow Glen
    Outdoor seating
    Private events

    We've passed by Milan as we went to Pho or bundt cakes or the post office. We were looking for an…read moreItalian restaurant for a group lunch so decided to try them out. What a great restaurant. It has a large bar where you can watch sports, with a few tables nearby, and a separate large dining room with many tables. We were seated at a booth just past the bar. There was some noise, but the server turned down the background music so I only had to deal with the bar voices. Decor and atmosphere were great. High ceilings and plenty of light in the main room and darker in the dining room. The server was prompt and attentive, without hovering. We asked about 2 wines and she brought a sample from the open "wine by the glass", which was great. My wife had veal piccata and I asked for a recommendation between the linguine with clams or chicken parm. The waitress said the parm was very popular, but the linguine was her favorite, so I went with that. LOTS of clams and a nice slightly thicken sauce that stuck to the pasta and didn't drip off. My wife loved her veal. Prices were all reasonable. Overall, this is a great place for a date, group get together, or casual night out. We'll be back!

    Milan in Willow Glen definitely has some of the best tiramisu around, at least in Santa Clara…read moreCounty. This definitely rivals what I've had in North Beach, in the city. They make it fresh in-house. It is light, fluffy, that perfect little kick of coffee and the fresh cream... Literally heaven SO GOOD. It's absolutely worth going there just for the dessert and a nice glass of wine or an espresso.

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    Palermo Italian Restaurant

    Palermo Italian Restaurant

    4.2(887 reviews)
    3.0 miDowntown
    $$

    A group of us gathered here for lunch during the week. They have a parking lot across the street…read moreand limited street parking within a very close walking distance. Their dining areas are vast. There's way more tables than you expect as you walk in the front door. It has a great garden vibe and you are not crowded together. Their menu is extensive and prices are reasonable. Service was also attentive and friendly. Our group enjoyed the carbonara, spaghetti and meat sauce, spaghetti and meatballs, meatball sandwich, and Italian sausage sandwich. The bread they offer is ample and delicious. A nice touch is the unsalted butter, which is much fresher tasting than salted butter. The portions were large and those of us ordered pasta took home more than half and we are not shy eaters. I would highly recommend this for a group gathering. There was a large party that had a private dining area in the back, so large groups would find this place delightful. I can't believe that I haven't been here before, but will definitely come back again.

    We were in the area for a show and decided to do dinner before. Of course we yelped some places and…read moredecided on Palermo. Pay attention to the signs, they do have a parking lot right across the street. Handicap parking is street parking directly in front of the restaurant, which is helpful but there is a lot of on coming traffic. The establishment is huge! Lovely outside seating. The staff were friendly and gave a family atmosphere. I'm gluten free so I requested gluten free bread when they offered bread for the table. They provided both since my friend isn't GF. This was a nice touch. I've never had a restaurant provide this option. I can't remember if they charged me for it. I ordered a pizza without realizing it included anchovies. I don't care for anchovies so it ruined the entire experience for me. The gluten free pizza dough was also very tough. I think they may have over cooked it. My friend ordered the carbonara. She noted that it was just ok. We also enjoyed some dessert which was also just ok. Overall the food here is just ok. I will note that their alcoholic beverages are strong. If yo

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    Italian Brothers Restaurant - GAMBERETTI ALL'AGLIO,
Sautéed shrimp served in garlic and olive oil sauce

    Italian Brothers Restaurant

    4.3(570 reviews)
    4.8 mi
    $$

    We were inside in the very back a table of eight and we're glad to have waiters and servers…read morechecking on us and refilling water and clear plates and ask us for anything else regularly! It was quite warm at 2 PM, but someone came and turned on the air-conditioning which we appreciated a lot! It was a full house so it was very noisy. I wish it wasn't so noisy but we still had a great time, great service and great food and look forward to coming back to try more of the menu. It was fun to introduce more of our family to this new place That we like a lot.

    I had a coworker recommend this spot as one of the better Italian places in the area, so I wanted…read moreto check it out--and it definitely lived up to the hype. The carbonara was amazing--served super hot with great flavor and a solid amount of meat. Easily a 10/10. One tip though: eat it while it's hot, because once it cools down, it's not quite the same. The seafood pasta was also a standout. Everything tasted fresh, the flavors were on point, and it felt surprisingly light for a pasta dish. You know how pasta can sometimes feel heavy? This didn't have that at all. Another 10/10. The pesto pasta (a special that day) was just okay for me. It leaned a bit too oily, and the pesto flavor didn't really come through. They added ricotta, which kind of overpowered everything else. I did like the portion and the amount of meat, but overall I'd give it a 7/10. The ambiance was decent--nothing too special, but clean and comfortable. Service was excellent. It felt like a family-run place--three brothers along with their wives and kids--and everyone was super friendly and welcoming. They gave great recommendations and even helped accommodate my mom by seating us closer to the bathroom, which I really appreciated. Just a heads up: it's in downtown Los Gatos, so parking can be a bit tricky since there's no private lot. Overall, I'd definitely recommend this place. The portions and quality justify the price, and it stands out as one of the better Italian spots in the Bay Area.

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    Italian Brothers Restaurant - GAMBERETTI FRADIAVOLA,
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