I brought my wife and kids and they had more fun than we expected. This free museum shares the history of Intel, its founders, and the process of manufacturing the microchip and how it has evolved over the years. Lots of interactive things for kids to enjoy while parents read and interact as well. The employees are very friendly. There's a gift shop inside.

The Intel Museum in Santa Clara is an excellent stop for anyone interested in technology or Silicon Valley history. It’s free to visit, well-organized, and surprisingly interactive. You can see how microchips are made, walk through a model clean room, and trace Intel’s evolution from its early days to modern processors. The exhibits are clear and hands-on, making it fun for both adults and kids. Staff are friendly and knowledgeable, and the whole space is spotless and easy to navigate. It’s not a large museum — you can explore everything in about an hour — but the quality of information and presentation makes it absolutely worth the visit. A perfect quick stop to understand how the tech world we live in actually works.

Nicely done free museum. The intel advertising and logo change over the years is particularly interesting. There is a fun AR video experience you can get texted to yourself. The bus goes straight there so it’s easy to get to. Highly recommend for any age if you’re in the area.

Such a fun and educational visit! I really enjoyed learning how computer chips are made. The staff were friendly and explained everything clearly and perfect for both kids and adults.

🌟 Intel Museum A Microchip Marvel in Silicon Valley! 🖥️🔬 If you're even remotely curious about how the digital world runs, this museum is a must-see! Nestled inside Intel's HQ in Santa Clara, it’s a compact yet captivating dive into the history of computing and innovation. 🧠 Tech Tales & Silicon Legends From the birth of the microprocessor to the evolution of modern computing, the exhibits are clear, interactive, and surprisingly fun. You’ll walk away with a deeper appreciation for the chips that power our lives. 🎮 Hands-On & Family-Friendly Whether you're a techie or just tech-curious, there’s something to touch, play, and explore. Kids and adults alike will love designing chips and exploring virtual labs. 🏛️ Small Space, Big Impact It’s not huge, but it’s packed with punch. Perfect for a 1-hour visit that leaves you inspired and informed. 💡 Free Entry & Easy Access Open weekdays 9–5, and totally free! Great for a quick stop or a thoughtful detour while in Silicon Valley. 📸 Photo Ops & Geeky Gifts Snap a selfie with a giant silicon wafer or grab a chip-themed souvenir. It’s geek chic at its finest! 💬 Final Thought: The Intel Museum proves that big ideas can live in small spaces. A hidden gem for innovators, dreamers, and anyone who’s ever wondered what’s inside their computer. 🧬💙🔧🖥️

It's worth visiting if you are in the area. Quite small, but has some interesting items. It free.

Interesting little museum about the history of Intel and the microprocessor. Free entry. Quite a few interactive exhibits.

Beautiful and historic Santa Clara Mission Church located on the campus of SCU. Peaceful relaxing walk with my dog on the open campus before the school starts.

Beautiful mission parish and campus. Sunday mass was very nice. Loved the tile floor and artwork. If I had one negative it would be I wish parishioners that are sick would not come to mass. There was one person behind us that was clearly sick coughing, sneezing and blowing nose. I understand being a good Catholic, but sometimes you have to think about others.

A beautiful mission, the church still holds mass, so be respectful. We loved the grounds and gardens, but our favorite was the art in the church. It's definitely worth a visit if you are in the area or if your kid has this mission for their 4th grade mission project!

Very beautiful. Hard to find parking. Church is located in side the University campus.

Stunning setting on the Santa Clara University campus. More than one rose garden and excellent landscape and greenery. The Mission itself was rebuilt in 1928, but is nonetheless a stunning building in its own right. Nearby walls, lovingly preserved, are from the 1800s. No signage or pretense. Just wander over to them from the Mission Church.

It was beautiful but under construction. We got to see the Santa Clara college campus. It was gorgeous with some of the most beautiful rose bushes I have ever seen.

The Mission is part of Santa Clara University which is a beautiful campus to stroll through or even have a picnic. The mission is open to the public and also an event venue. In December we love attending the winter choir inside the Church, great experience! Parking is easy and free.

This was my first time entering and experiencing the park. I’ve passed by several times in the past few years and I always wanted to experience the rides especially after I hear news on closure. Luckily my friend had a seasonal pass and we got discounts on daily tickets. A good place to bring kids and spend a day here. We went in all the big rides as we were adults. It was thrilling and our adrenaline was pumped. Parking was a bit expensive and I suggest you to take light rail or park in Santa Clara convention center as you might get free parking. Avoid going here on days when Levi’s stadium has events as it will be packed. Overall we had a great one day experience which rejuvenated the kid inside me.

California’s Great America in Santa Clara is a fun and well-rounded theme park that offers something for just about everyone. Whether you’re into high-speed thrills or laid-back family rides, the park’s lineup delivers — especially with coasters like Gold Striker, RailBlazer, and Flight Deck. If you visit on a weekday or arrive early, you’ll beat the crowds and get more ride time without long waits. The layout is easy to navigate, and there’s plenty of shaded seating to take breaks between attractions. Food options are surprisingly diverse for a theme park. You’ll find everything from funnel cakes and burgers to sushi rolls and boba tea, with most meals priced between $10 and $20. Seasonal food festivals like Taste of Orleans add extra flavor with Cajun-inspired dishes and live music. Dining plans are available and can be a good value if you’re planning to stay all day — just keep in mind that some locations may have limited menus or longer lines during peak hours. Overall, the park is clean, well-staffed, and packed with entertainment throughout the year. Events like WinterFest and Red, White & Brews bring extra charm, and Planet Snoopy keeps younger guests happy with gentle rides and character meet-and-greets. While occasional ride closures and crowding can be a downside, the overall experience is memorable and worth the visit.

It was a marvelous experience, Loved all the rides and the atmosphere. Enjoyed very bit of it. A hidden gem I would say. Hoping staff could smile more but regardless, A never forgotten moment. Couldn’t go on all the rides so will have to come back for water park. But make sure your whole day is reserved for California’s Great America.

We got the annual pass, and it has been totally worth it! It pays for itself in just a few visits and gives us the freedom to come and go without feeling rushed — especially helpful during busy summer days or holidays when lines can get really long (sometimes over an hour for popular rides). California’s Great America is great for all ages — there are thrilling coasters for teens and adults, gentle rides and splash areas for younger kids, and a full water park (South Bay Shores) that everyone can enjoy. If you’re planning to visit the water park, it’s best to arrive early — lounge chairs fill up quickly, especially on hot or crowded days. Going early also means shorter lines for the water slides and more time to relax. The park is clean, the staff are friendly, and there are plenty of food options. Parking is easy, and the annual pass comes with great perks like discounts and early entry on select days. Overall, it’s a fantastic spot for families and anyone looking for a full day (or season!) of fun. Highly recommended!

This is such a cute and amazing amusement park. I went two weeks ago when I was visiting the Bay Area, and I had a great experience. It was very clean, well-maintained, and I got to ride all the roller coasters in the park in a couple of hours. The coaster line up is pretty solid as well. The Gold Striker, RailBlazer, and Flight Deck were my absolute favorites. The Demon, the Patriot, and the Grizzly are really fun classics as well. This park is totally worth the trip. I’m really sad to hear they’re going to close in a few years, but I will definitely come back for another visit before that happens!

Enjoy it while it lasts, people. This place is set to close in two years.😔 I’ve been coming to Great America with my siblings for 31 years. Now, we have our kids and they’re enjoying their time at the park. The rides are amazing. The children’s spot is Snoopy Themed. They’ve upgraded the water park within GA. It will be greatly missed!🥹

We had a great time at Great America. The park was very clean, lots of fresh paint on the rides and buildings. Restrooms were nice and clean. I would recommend this park to others. Not much has changed over the years, which makes this place very nostalgic in my opinion. Plenty of shade, grass, and places to sit. The landscaping was very well groomed and beautiful. Parking is close, no need for a long trolley ride, like other parks. Pizza and bread sticks were good. soda fountains were placed throughout the park. Fun for all ages, that's for sure.

It could be that I'm a southern girl, Falcons fan, and season ticketholder to the Benz, with great food options, but the food looked good at Levi's stadium but was pretty awful. Chicken nuggets tasted like sawdust from organic chicken. The tater tots were soggy and old. Stick with adult beverages!

Levi’s Stadium is a modern, spacious, and impressive venue the home of the San Francisco 49ers and host to many great events. The design is sleek, with comfortable seating, great visibility, and an excellent sound system. The atmosphere during games and concerts is energetic and exciting, and the large screens make it easy to follow all the action. The stadium is very clean and well maintained, with good food and drink options throughout. Parking and entry are well organized, though traffic after events can be slow, as expected for big venues. Overall, Levi’s Stadium is a top-notch sports and entertainment arena that offers a fantastic fan experience modern, comfortable, and full of energy. Definitely worth visiting if you’re in the Bay Area!

Great stadium. Access to get in was easy and pretty quick. The app did a good job telling you what you can and cannot bring. The stadium was clean and plenty of friendly security staff. The food on the other hand hlwas not so! The chicken tenders were okay but the fries were like cold cardboard. I would have asked for new ones but when you order for 4 and it piled on, didn't notice till seated! Over priced. The staff taking orders were cool but the staff serving food were a bit not friendly, but not unfriendly.... just meh?. We had. Great time at the 9ers game though! Will go again. Just find better places to eat I guess. Oh ya paid $70 for 2 whiskey mules from Joe Montana's Whiskey! What? I guess if they dont list the price, be prepared to pay!

Second time being there. So much fun and excitement. The food was great but I'd give a 4.5 star because they don't give drink lids. So when I put my cup in the holder on the back of the chair in front of me, the lady's hair was falling into it. It went down more than half way down my cup. 🤢 I'm glad that was after I was done with it. Other than that, it was a blast!

Levi stadium is always a lot of fun. Especially when the Niners win!!! The food is very high price it was $18 for a little brisket sandwich and $20 for one tall can of beer. I suggest to pregame it before you even enter the gates. Security is all around so it is pretty chill. It is a nice stadium. In fact one of the nicer ones I've ever been to.

Levi Stadium is nicely built. We went for a 49ers game and I loved the layout and that their sound system is so great. Usually in stadiums, you can’t understand what they’re saying but glad it was different here. Such a cool place for the game with a nice variety of food & drinks! Can’t wait to go back!

We went to see Morgan Wallen and it was AMAZING!! I had nose bleed seats but I could see very well and the sound was excellent. After the concert so many people were trying to exit the stadium and even though it looked intimidating it wasn't bad at all. I'm looking forward to my next event at Levis stadium whether it be a concert or a football game.

11-02-25 it is a small museum of mostly contemporary arts of oil on canvas painting and some other types of modern art. Parking was kinda limited and NO ticket needed. Worth to see. Check pictures.

Very nice to visit with family very pleasant place to see. I went to my friend party and they let us to see everything I enjoyed to walk around viewing the local art. Really this museum is a hidden gem exhibition that keeps me coming back . I love they promote California artists.this is the small beautiful museum with inspiring artworks .there was also an amazing sculpture exhibit by an artist named Mendoza it was cool . You can also find free parking space . This place in Santa Clara I really recommend.

Small hyper-local art museum in a beautiful space—open, bright, & airy—celebrating local talent. If only every small town had one! Surrounded by outdoor art, too, in a quiet, shady, grassy knoll ideal for picnics & romantic chitchat. Free entry, plentiful free parking.

Such a wonderful space ! Best part is that it's free 😊 I enjoyed the artworks and the beautiful area around the museum

Quiet ambience, spent an hour in a gallery. Other one was closed for arrangement of another exhibition.

The museum's airy layout and soft lighting create a calm backdrop that makes wandering through the exhibits feel like a quiet escape. The adjoining sculpture garden adds a gentle outdoor dimension, blending art and nature in a way that feels both inviting and thoughtfully curated

Excellent sculpture garden, but there are a lot of abandoned vehicles there.

Tried for the first time with my colleagues for lunch and was pleasantly surprised. Classic dishes you would expect from any Italian restaurant, but not find them available as easily. Good value for money and family owned restaurant vibe. Will try lasagna next time. My colleagues commented how their seafood pasta’s shrimps have a stronger fishy taste than expected; however, my prawns in my pasta were fine.

The AC was freezing when we first sat down 🥶, even though it was around 60°F outside. Thankfully, our server was kind enough to turn it off, which we really appreciated. We ordered the shellfish pasta and the meat lover pizza. - The pasta was flavorful and well-seasoned, though the noodles themselves weren’t great, I’m quite picky about pasta texture. - The pizza, however, was below average compared to other Italian restaurants I’ve tried. The crust was thick, and the dough, cheese, and toppings (sausage, mushroom, etc.) felt like separate components rather than a cohesive dish. Overall, I’d recommend coming here for the pasta, but I’d skip the pizza next time.

This is the place to be if you're looking for homey Italian food. Good variety of Italian dishes on the menu, and reasonable wine from different regions. I wish they offered more wine from Italy. 🇮🇹 Clam chowder has good amount of clam meat, but was on the salty side I asked to have very light breading on the fried artichoke heart, and they delivered! Linguini with clams comes with scallions and tomatoes, which is an interesting twist to the white wine sauce I'm used to I love the tiramisu - it's rich but not sweet Overall, we enjoyed our time there, and will go back again

a local known for its homemade pasta and pizza I tried the Chicken Cannelloni, and it was a standout. The fresh pasta was filled with chicken, mushrooms, spinach, quattro formaggi, and oregano, then baked in a rich provolone and marsala cream sauce, topped with toasted pine nuts. The sauce is so rich and velvety I also tried the Shrimp Pie. It came with prawns, rock shrimp, pesto, pine nuts, and plenty of melty cheese. The shrimp was fresh and well-seasoned, and the combination worked beautifully. Their tiramisu is a must try and it did not disappoint. Classic Italian style — bold coffee flavor, not too sweet, and perfectly creamy.

Came here because I was craving tiramisu and this place was heavily recommended on Reddit. The tiramisu was delicious. Very wet and not too sweet. Just how I like it. The seafood pasta was also good but nothing that stands out from other Italian restaurants.

We ordered fired calamari and artichoke as starters, they were both good We also ordered margarita pizza and chicken Parmesan, the margarita pizza had fresh tomato cubes on it and the crust was very thick as for pastry dough, which was really weird, and it wasn’t good, the chicken Parmesan was very dry and had no flavor, even after all the parmesan cheese we added to it.

One of the BEST places for a delicious Italian meal! Almost don't want to leave a review, to keep this hidden little gem a secret- but they deserve the business. So good! :)

I ordered the Country Fried Steak with hash browns and over easy eggs, it comes with your choice of pancakes or toast. I went with the pancakes, they were massive! It was freshly made, surprisingly it was crispy on the outside (was expecting soft) and fluffy on the inside. Very delicious, highly recommend trying it while it is still crispy, after a few mins the pancakes becomes soft on the outside, and the batter starts to stick to the mouth. So enjoy while its fresh! The fried steak was a bit on the salty side but delicious, there was so much food, I could not finish it. We also ordered the fruit crepe, without powdered sugar. Fruits were fresh, crepe was soft and not too sweet, it paired perfectly with the whipped cream and fruits.

Salad was good and the portion was Size was just right. Good option for a salad. The service was a little slow especially because o wasn't packed. Overall a good experience I'll come back for sure

This was a very good experience for mother's Day. This place was awesome and the food tasted terrific. Good service and the quality was awesome. We will definitely be back.

Great spot for breakfast in Santa Clara. Creative menu, friendly staff, and great food. Recommended if you are in the area.

This is one of my favorite restaurants in Santa Clara - or anywhere. The food and service are excellent! It’s obvious the staff are happy to be here, as they’re all smiles and they are very attentive. I’ve never had a substandard experience. The menu is expansive and includes an exhaustive selection of lunch and brunch favorites. There are also many daily specials. You really can’t go wrong. One could say at here a couple times a day for a couple weeks and not run out of new offerings. I travel for work, and this is the without a doubt one of the most enjoyable places I’ve been anywhere in the country.

This place is very beautiful in the center of Santa Clara, has good food with different options.

Wonderful location and staff. They were outstanding as we waited for our entire group to arrive, greeting us and bringing drinks and helping us feel right at home. We did the meat scrambles and south of the border. All fantastic! And they did an incredible job at keeping our drinks full. Thank you Mission City!

Unlike ordinary Chinese restaurants in the United States, I was so satisfied because the scent of the dish was strong or not too salty. Especially, appitaizer and the soft tofu dish was really delicious, but orange chicken tasted a little unexpected. We were a little worried about ordering too many dishes, but we finished our plates. When we went, we were relatively free and they looked pretty kind. I have a revisit intention, and I recommend you to visit.

Have been going to China Stix for years and they have always been consistent for quality. Portion sizes are reasonable and they have many dishes to try from. I have fond memories of their minced fried fish in lettuce cups, walnut prawns, tofu, and other dishes. Occasionally they host parties and weddings at the restaurant. Conveniently located in middle of Santa Clara and although they are located in a strip mall, parking does get a little hectic and spots are small.

Probably my favorite restaurant in San Jose, and I was born here, raised here, and lived here for 21 years. China Stix is a consistently amazing restaurant with massive portions of authentic food. I usually get the combination plate and it’s a huge quantity of food. The family dinners are also amazing value. The honey walnut prawns in particular are absolutely delicious. I also love the sweet and sour chicken, pot stickers, wonton soup and chow mein. On top of the food, the staff here are all lovely and extremely attentive. They greet us personally like we are family, are super quick with drink refills and are sure to check on us several times during our meal. The service is also very fast. My parents are regulars here and I make sure to come with them at least once whenever I visit the area. My mom was given some cookies today by the manager after I told him that it was her birthday. He made our visit memorable!

The place looks a bit too authentic, but the food was great. We especially loved the minced chicken on lettuce cups, they came as 4 cups, and were refreshing. I would say a reasonable couple could easily just order the combination plate and be full. We ordered way too much. There was also complimentary tea which was fun.

This used to be a great place to go for Chinese food. I brought my family here for Mother's Day and was disappointed to say the least. The food was bland, with little flavor. We got the chow mein, won ton soup, garlic chicken, Mongolian beef and sweet and sour chicken. The place wasn't too busy at 6 pm, so there is no excuse for the poor service. Not once did our waiter check on us! We were not given ANY water and I was very thirsty, as was my daughter. Once, my waiter was right behind me giving the check to the table next to us and I thought for sure he would ask if everything was ok, but he rushed off before I could even flag him down! He had looked right at me and still not acknowledged our table. Well, $150.00 for dinner plus an undeserved tip later, and we left. I shouldn't have tipped well, but I won't be back for more. There are two new Chinese restaurants in the area and I intend on trying them. Time to move on and find a new place to enjoy. I cannot afford to waste money on bland food and poor service. 0 stars for service! 2 stars for food.

We got a family dinner (for 2) and had PLENTY of food for a reasonable price. The quality of the meat was great and had an amazing taste. Pictures is the fried rice, kung pao chicken, and beef and broccoli

Definitely 5 star ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ overall. Best weekend dim sum place to go to. We ordered mixed vegetable with tofu, mushroom with vegetable. And of course, variety of dim sum dishes. Staffs are super friendly, environment is clean as expected. Most importantly, food are delicious. Definitely recommend this restaurant to everyone 😊🤗

This is a classic family run restaurant! The no frills old school vibe is fantastic. We stopped in for Easter Sunday brunch and we had a great experience.

The food was delicious! Felt so homey and was such a cute little diner. Our waiter was extremely kind and worked very hard serving the entire diner. However, the host was not very friendly to us. Hoping it was just an off day, other than that it was such a cute little diner.

We came to this spot as part of a regular get together with friends, and our friend chose it because it is her birthday month. First, the table service was attentive and friendly. We got multiple coffee and water refills, and our food came out relatively quickly. The restaurant was smallish and a typical diner/cafe. My wife and I shared the "hangover" breakfast, which had 2 eggs, bacon, sausage, hashbrowns and a short stack. The savory items were tasty, and they had a variety of sauces. The pancakes could have used a bit more flavor, though. We also shared the biscuits and gravy. As a native Texan, I consider myself to be an experienced B&G reviewer, and I often order it as a benchmark in a restaurant that's new to me. This order was not bad, but did not meet my B&G ideal. The serving size was good, with two biscuits. However, the biscuits were a little tough, and the gravy was a little thin and less flavorful than I cherish. My wife and another friend (who also ordered a gravy item) agreed with me. At the end of the meal, we went up to the counter to pay. The cashier interrupted my multiple efforts to explain how we wanted to pay. As a result, we were unable to treat our friend to her birthday meal. This was especially confusing because we were the only ones in line to pay at the time and there didn't seem to be a need to rush us. If a friend wanted to return here, I would consider it. But it wouldn't be my first choice.

Typical diner atmosphere but with not so tasty food. The hype around this place doesn't live up to its expectations. Service was not that great. Our kid stroller was almost forced between the tables. Food tasted just okay, not anything great. Overpriced. I wish I never visited there.

What a unique hidden gem in Sunnyvale. I thankfully stumbled upon this delightful café. My breakfast was terrific. Amazing and attentive service made my Friday morning.

Last week, I had the pleasure of eating at Sara's Kitchen, and it was a fantastic experience. From the moment I walked in, I was met with a genuinely friendly staff that made me feel right at home. They were attentive and welcoming, which really set the tone for the meal. ​As for the food, it was truly delicious. I ordered the hash and over easy eggs, and it was cooked to perfection. The eggs had that perfectly runny yolk I was craving, and the hash was incredibly flavorful. My favorite part, though, was the extra crispy hashbrowns—they were exactly as I requested, golden brown and crunchy, the perfect complement to the rest of the plate. ​I can't recommend Sara's Kitchen enough. If you're looking for a spot with great food and even better service, this is the place to go. I'm already looking forward to my next visit

Great cozy diner! Awesome people, definitely rides the nostalgia wave, ever so gracefully one might add! Awesome friendly people, good food, super chill and cozy environment, totally recommend for a joy ride into the dinner memories! Cleanness: better than diner expectations Staff: super friendly and nice Food: good for the price imo! Menu diversity: plenty diverse for diner expectations Price: fair Parking: available on the lot Seating: inside booth and outdoor Environment: cozy, rustic Noise: normal diner noisy Lighting: it’s a morning to noon place with a ton of windows

They have this restaurant in a couple of cities in the Bay area. Nice restaurant for large groups. I made a reservation and one day before and food thing I called again because I needed to make changes. To my surprise, the person who took the reservation didn't mention that for parties larger than 4 there would be a pre-set menu for $60 per person. The second person mentioned it and after I mentioned my hesitation, he agreed to have a regular menu. We arrived on time and our table was ready. The service is good and the food I ordered was delicious. I recommend their Linguine. It is good and it come with red sauce or I believe wine or white sauce The calamari appetizer is so-so. Service is good. I don't understand why they charge 3% service fee. They didn't make granularity % mandatory even for our group of 12 which I like. Will come back again later. Now one one restaurant left for me to try at that complex.

We celebrated today our wedding anniversary with the family of 5! We love this place, but today was even special thanks for a wonderful care from Mr. Argent, who was very attentive to all our needs, including the baby. It was fantastic to get a sweat treat due to special occasion. Mr. Larry, the manager, even made the dinner more special by offering kids to make their own pizza! It was so much fun to play with the dough! Thank you, I’m Fornaio team! We will come back 💖

We stopped by Il Fornaio since we were all craving Italian food and wanted to give this place a try. It was packed and ambiance seemed like it would be great. Unfortunately looks were deceiving. Food was just so-so. Their desserts were good though. We ordered various items to give it a try but were disappointed. We won’t be back.

Everything was nice except the pasta :( The dish was mildly warm, very dry pasta, and it turned cold within 8 mins of serving. Has to request for a reheat. Also, they added raw tomatoes on my pasta which is extremely surprisingly, and after taking efforts to remove them, when I gave my dish for reheating, they added it again :(. Food was really average! Next day the pesto pasta was gone bad and inedible. Nice gesture for serving a on-the-house desert for anniversary celebration.

We had today special. The steak is very good, while the fish is very crunchy outside but a bit dry inside.

Came for early dinner, Lauren, the hostess was very friendly and seated us right away. We had our service dog and we got an outside patio table. They have nice heaters and she said that it's warmer outside than inside. the patio was nice and quiet, closer to dinner time the indoor was bustling and nice atmosphere. We both ordered the seafood fettuccine and it was excellent, very fresh. Service very good. They have a 3% service charge which does not go to the servers, I asked to have that taken off the bill and tipped extra to the server. 5 stars⭐ We'll be back.

Food was authentic, especially pizza was delicious and was completed. Service was rated lower to 3 star as overall neutral service.