san jose with orlando

Rolling with Orlando is like rolling with a Hollywood celebrity. There are the constant interruptions for greetings and autograph requests. And then there are the privileges that flow from his fans: free drinks, free food.

After the Loft we walked down Second and over to Third to visit the Capital Club. The Capital Club is a gym in a wonderful old building constructed in the Federal style, and it is located across the street from St. James Park.

Downtown San Jose is an enigma. There are many good restaurants and bars in a concentrated area, and it is the 3rd largest city in California behind LA and San Diego. Yet, despite all of the new construction, it is a much less desirable destination than SF or possibly even Oakland. The city is rather quiet at night and, even though they have many civic events, there is little to compel a visit – that is, unless you have a guide like Orlando.
I’ll be back to explore San Jose more. I’ve heard that Seven is a quality spot for dinner, and I am fascinated by the urban renewal. If you are thinking of visiting, I would recommend bringing your own Orlando: he has the place wired. Email me for his contact information.
The Loft Bar and Bistro 90 S 2nd St San Jose, CA (408) 291-0677
Capital Club Athletics 196 N 3rd St San Jose, CA (408) 292-1141
E&O Trading Company 96 S 1st St, San Jose, CA (408) 938-4100
Seven 754 The Alameda # 10, San Jose, CA (408) 280-7178
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