They could improve on providing timely service. The product ordering, and delivery was good but…read morepick up was terrible. They said they were picking up on Monday 7pm. Then 9am Tuesday. So I waited and texted. Finally showed up at 12 pm.

Food was great - family enjoyed everything, oh and choriquezo is delicious ... it's comes with a…read moresalsa on the side very tasty

Smash Mouth put on an awesome hometown show this past Friday, free with RSVP. There was already a…read morelong line for entry an hour before the ticket time, which I guess makes sense since they noted that doors would close once the venue hit max capacity. It never quite reached that point as Pete Be Center is very spacious, with simple decor and spiral staircases at the corners leading to balcony areas above the restrooms on both sides of the stage. A few bar stools available up there as well, and small bar too. Though the event start time was 9:00pm, doors were already open around 8:15pm, and the headliner didn't come in till around 11:10pm, doing their thing for a little over an hour. We had a blast as they performed crowd pleasers like "All Star" as well as hits from their original album with some ska for attendees. The DJ also played some great tunes before the concert and in between sets, with songs like Livin' on a Prayer, Sweet Child O' Mine, and a little bit of Journey in the mix. Sound and lighting for the headliners were pretty decent. And I liked that there were two bars available on the main floor. However, drink offerings were somewhat limited and communication by staff was problematic. We first went to the bar on the right side at entry and were told that they only serve hard liquor mixed drinks, like vodka cranberry (or orange or pineapple), cocktails may be a premixed version, and they "don't have sugar free redbull anymore." Fine. We ended up grabbing a spiked arnold palmer and it was actually tasty and not too sweet. Later we went to the bar on the left side (facing the stage), and the staff here was much friendlier and told us about one of their canned beverages, the finnish long drink, a citrusy gin concoction we tried and ended up enjoying. She also noted that they did indeed have sugar free red bull, so I was delighted to get my preferred cocktail (though disappointed that the first bartender on the other side gave me misleading information). Other than the bar issues, this is a lovely venue. And we had a memorable night with the sounds of Smash Mouth creating an entertaining fun-filled atmosphere.

They booked a rapist…read more Music in the Park will not be producing the Bassnectar show in San Jose on July 25, 2026. According to representatives for Bassnectar, the show will instead take place at Pete Be Center, located at 439 S. 1st Street, San Jose, CA, in the city's SoFA District. The venue is approximately three blocks from Plaza Park, formerly Plaza de César Chávez, where the Music in the Park series is traditionally held. Tickets for the concert are no longer being sold through the locally-based CalTix service. Bassnectar is using the Tixr ticketing platform for this show. Fans who previously planned to attend Bassnectar's Music in the Park performance will receive information concerning the status of their tickets via email before the event. The other two concerts on the same weekend, Freestyle Explosion on July 24 and War/Malo/Los Yesterdays on July 26, remain unaffected and will continue as planned.

In my new role as a caregiver, I was told about this place by a therapist who works with clients…read morewith PTSD and other similar conditions. After coming here I realize the staff is very friendly and the place is well run. I've been here a few times now and I really like talking with some of the attendees who come here regularly as well and they are trying to get their lives back in order and this is a place great place to come and do that. I definitely be coming back here again as well to help out in any way I can

The Recovery Cafe works with the local social services agencies to provide services for shelter…read morebased forms of activities and meal/food resources for participants who sign up with their program. The program works well with the community and provides daily food resource such as a handout rational breakfast, and a COMPLETELY cooked lunch that provides multiple servings per participant. With enough resources to provide for a complete (200) participants and a capacity for occupancy on a daily basis for over 50+ the center works well for a place to transition and a go between on a day to day basis. They also provide COMPLETELY cooked holiday dinners that are catering style and base activities such as Bingo, Art Contests, Raffle Drawings, Gifts and other resource hand outs. Thank you.

Accidentally stumbled upon this place on a Friday night to roaring jazz music and a sign that said…read moreFREE TONIGHT. What am intimate venue with nice mood lighting. Sat and listens to music before meeting up with colleagues. This was a lovely little gem to find! Would love to come visit again.

This is clearly the personal passion of several locals and I applaud them for it. This is a small…read morespace that also serves as an office I think based on the copying machines and such in the space. Tonight was Stephanie Chou from New York and she was great. Chinese, Pop music in Jazz which was unique and wonderful.

I'm new to San Jose, so I headed for the Alano Club and found my peeps here. I'm always at home, if…read moreI'm early. for a meeting I can find a booth and catch up on my step work, ok my texts lol.

Hey all, did you know that you can catch a great breakfast and some recovery here 7 days a week,…read more365 days a year. And if you live or work in the neighborhood, you don't have to be in recovery to eat in the coffee shop. Whatever is on special is going to be fresh and delicious. My favorites are the suicide omelet and tacos. If you need a meeting room for your group or club, you should give them a try. They are very reasonably priced and can accommodate almost any group. Please help our non profit, the Alano Club of San Jose. We have been hit by pandemic financial blues. https://gofund.me/ea0eb6a1 Thank you!

Local, friendly, dive bar vibe, very accommodating. Needs some work but that also adds to the vibe…read more Older clientele, love the little lady bartender!

I just happen to be on yelp and ran into this again and read the reviews here. I'm a member and…read morehave been completely disrespected by the females, specifically the elderly bartender lady who isn't a member, and the supposed bar manager / auxiliary president for their own personal reasons. And sadly this is the case in a lot of situations with certain female members these older woman are, maybe jealous of or just do it becuz they have some chip on their shoulders and haven't seemed to be able to leave the high school mean girl attitude at the door with their personal issues. They do not follow the bylaws here at all and being in the board and not following them is a complete disrespect to all veterans and their families this place as all other American legion posts were built for and around for a place to go that is not a public dive bar. I noticed people reviewing speak of it and even literally say, it is a local dive bar. This is becuz, the females, such as Jenn, the auxiliary president whom wasn't a member for years and had still frequented it knowing she was eligible, which in itself is breaking a bylaw. She obviously is not only ignorant of how to properly keep a bar stocked with the liquor that she drinks and makes sure to never have a shortage or run out of,(I've personally worked there behind the bar with her as the manager and witnessed this), but more so ficus and be sure not to run out of the vets and their families liquors and beer they drink regularly, before the next order. She not only is ignorant and unaware of what the laws for managing and or employing people are, she also continues to fail to familiarize herself with any of the bylaws or code of conduct required specifically regarding fellow members and how to respectfully treat them with fairness and be polite leaving personal issues she has within at the door. It breaks my heart as a daughter of a Vietnam veteran and a auxiliary member myself and as a former bartender at this post, that these women have taken this place the vets and their families have to go that's NOT PUBLIC and has other fellow vets and their families and friends to relate to and find peace and understanding that isn't found at ur local watering hole or public dive bar. Every non member is as a rule across the board, supposed to be signed in and a guest of a current member. Obviously this STILL is overlooked and Jenn runs the bar like a dove bar open to the public, as it is expressed and implied in some of the former reviews here. Disrespect doesn't describe what I view their misconduct and breaking of these bylaws by these female members. I can only pray that the Veteans see this and know it could ruin the privilege of having this place to go to to begin with. My father is more than upset about this as a fellow Legion member. Shame on these elder females for not standing up for what it stands for and the purpose it is supposed to have. Very sad.

The guest are fed well and the voulunteers are amazing. I recommend that anyone in need visit this…read moreestablishment.

I enjoy volunteering here in my spare time, mostly because they forgo the bureaucratic process that…read moreI've experienced with other organizations (paying for your own background test, fingerprint check, etc). It's very easy to sign up for a shift, it only takes a few minutes! It can be a little disorganized in the sense that they don't line up the tasks for you to do, but there's always something for everyone. Just make sure to ask the person in charge. I've volunteered on days with only one other volunteer and days where there's several others, but there's always something. From preparing food to serving lunch to bagging sandwiches, it's always good to volunteer your time to someone in need. The parking lot is a bit crowded, so whenever I have to get out I usually reverse all the way or just park on the street of the residential neighborhood nearby & walk.

Definitely very grateful for this place! My family had to stay there for a little while and they…read moremade it definitely feel like home. They helped us with so many different resources to get back on our feet.