Paseo de San Antonio

Paseo de San Antonio is located in the heart of Downtown San Jose, easily accessible by car, public transport, or even by walking if you're staying nearby. Several parking garages are available in the downtown area. If using public transit, look for bus routes or light rail stops that service the downtown core. +1

Yes, there are several parking garages and street parking options in the downtown San Jose area near Paseo de San Antonio. Some popular options include the San Jose City Hall Garage and the Fourth Street Garage.

Absolutely! Paseo de San Antonio is a pedestrian-friendly street, perfect for a leisurely walk to explore the shops and eateries. It's a great area for a casual stroll.

Yes, Paseo de San Antonio is well-served by public transportation. Several VTA bus lines and the VTA Light Rail have stops in the downtown San Jose area, making it easy to reach.

Walking is the best way to experience Paseo de San Antonio, allowing you to pop into shops and cafes at your own pace. Consider combining it with a visit to nearby attractions like Plaza de Cesar Chavez.

No, Paseo de San Antonio is a public street and does not require tickets for general access. Individual shops and restaurants will have their own operating hours and pricing. +1

Operating hours vary by business. Many shops, like Cositas Contreras, are open Tuesday-Friday from 10 AM to 6 PM and Saturdays from 9 AM to 5 PM. Restaurants and cafes have their own schedules. +1

The Downtown San Jose Farmers Market on Paseo de San Antonio is free to enter. You pay for any produce or food items you wish to purchase. +1

MOMENT Paseo businesses have individual operating hours, but they are generally open during typical retail hours. It's best to check their specific social media or websites for exact times. +1

Browsing the shops on Paseo de San Antonio is free. You only pay for any purchases you decide to make. +1

You'll find a diverse range of food options, from brunch spots like Babin San Jose and cafes like La Lune Sucree, to popular burger joints like Campus Burgers.+1 The farmers market also offers various food vendors.

Yes, Paseo de San Antonio is home to several unique shops, including MOMENT Paseo featuring women-owned businesses +1 and Sueños, a shop highlighting Latina-owned businesses. +2

Campus Burgers is known for its affordable smash burgers, with deals like $1.99 specials. +1 The farmers market also offers budget-friendly food choices.

Absolutely! Shops like Sueños and MOMENT Paseo offer a variety of unique gifts, from handmade candles and crystals to imported goods and accessories. +3

Babin San Jose is praised for its brunch options, including their dirty fries with carnitas and mimosa flights.

Yes, Paseo de San Antonio offers several opportunities for photos. The vibrant storefronts, unique shops like MOMENT Paseo, and the general downtown atmosphere make for great shots. +1

The Selfie Spot SJ is located at 112 Paseo De San Antonio, specifically designed for fun selfies.

While not a traditional scenic viewpoint, the urban landscape of downtown San Jose, with its mix of modern and historic architecture, provides an interesting backdrop for photography.

Many of the shops, like those within MOMENT Paseo and Sueños, have unique and colorful displays that are visually appealing for photos. +2

Generally, you can take photos inside the shops for personal use, but it's always polite to ask permission from the staff, especially if you're taking many pictures or using flash.