Willow Street Wood Fired Pizza
3.7/5.0
11
reviews
1072 Willow St
San Jose, CA971-7080
Category: Pizza
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Recent Reviews for Willow Street Wood Fired Pizza
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Justin Y.
Sarasota , Alaska
155
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A wonderful restaurant... Great food and super atmosphere. The cozy
neighborhood feel of the restaurant combined with a European Bistro
flair guarantees that your evening will get off to a fun start. We usually
get the wood-fired garlic bread & split a half-caesar, then for
entrees, my husband gets an individual pizza (he leans toward the more
traditional varieties, though I think their Thai Chicken and Pesto
and Prawn pizzas are the best), and I get some sort of pasta. The Spicy
Asian Angel Hair w/ Prawns is killer. The Willow Street Wheat beer is
my favorite (they have a microbrewery in the San Rafael Willow Street...wonderful
architecture there) but there are alot more beers and wines to choose
from. If you still have room (doubtful), don't pass on the tiramisu.
It's to-die-for! Great service - the owners and manager regularly
swing by to make sure patrons are happy. Fun, fun! (Try Los Gatos for
a more "singles" scene and bigger bar or San Rafael for a
microbre ...
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Kyle R.
san jose , California
24
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The atmosphere was good, good location, parking was easy, great
customer service. Only problem was there was too much basil on
my pizza.
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Brett J.
TACOMA , Washington
5
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VERY NICE PLACE TO GO FOR A FIRST DATE GREAT SURROUNDINGS.
PLESEANT WAIT STAFF AND FAIRLY FAST SERVICE TRY THE STEAK SANDWICH
WITH GRILLED FLATBREAD.
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Richard B.
San Jose , California
29
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This is good food, contemporary style. Always done well and at
a relatively good pace. Atmosphere is nice but casual and the
staff is usually pleasant. You wont find the standard pizza,
but it’s good (try the tye chicken pizza)! A popular place thou
so get there early (both lunch and dinner). Also in a nice part
of town with lots to look at in the neighbor hood.
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Richard L.
San Rafael , California
72
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For the money this place is fine. When we were there it needed a
little help with combining ingredients together to get the right
blend of flavors. It was inexpensive and the atmosphere nice.
Maybe they have a new cook with a little more experience so it doesn't
read "trying to hard" to be creative. It was okay and we might go
back if we ever remember to. They had just openned when we went
so it may be better now. They showed potencial.
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Anonymous
56945
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Great lunch spot but get there early or late as it is small
and fills up quickly. Not much in the way of parking either.
The pasta dishes have always been well received and the clam
chowder is one of the best. Sit outside if you can.
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Bill W.
6
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Try the Clam Chowder on Fridays.
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Anonymous
56945
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A wonderful restaurant... Great food and super atmosphere.
The cozy neighborhood feel of the restaurant combined with
a European Bistro flair guarantees that your evening will
get off to a fun start. We usually get the wood-fired garlic
bread & split a half-caesar, then for entrees, my husband
gets an individual pizza (he leans toward the more traditional
varieties, though I think their Thai Chicken and Pesto and Prawn
pizzas are the best), and I get some sort of pasta. The
Spicy Asian Angel Hair w/ Prawns is killer. The Willow
Street Wheat beer is my favorite (they have a microbrewery
in the San Rafael Willow Street...wonderful architecture there)
but there are alot more beers and wines to choose from. If
you still have room (doubtful), don't pass on the tiramisu.
It's to-die-for! Great service - the owners and manager
regularly swing by to make sure patrons are happy.
Fun, fun! (Try Los Gatos for a more "singles" scene and
bigger bar or San Rafael for a microbrewery-type at ...
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Anonymous
56945
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An excellent Bistro-style atmosphere is the setting for great lunch
conversation over great pizza, pizza that offers you that perfectly
encrusted underside that you can only get from superheated baking in a
wood-fueled brick oven. Parking is somewhat limited especially during
lunchtime ... you'll probably find yourself parking along the
residential streets of the surrounding Willow Glen neighborhood.
Convenient to downtown San Jose.
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Anonymous
56945
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This restaraunt is the ideal place to go for an excellent dining
experience. The staff is friendly and helpful and the food is "To die
for". Although it is often busy, it is well worth the wait. You can
call ahead and avoid the lines by putting in your name.
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