Picasso's

My great Picasso's experience. I discovered that Picasso’s tapas & Restaurant located at 62 W Santa Clara St. in the downtown of San Jose with abundant parking place, is a casual place to go for sharing a warm atmosphere, wonderful service, and delicious plain menu of Spain cuisine. The menu offers a great variety of food according to Spain country menu: Latin Tapas, salads, main entrees, paellas, desserts, and wine list, ports and Sherries. The prices are reasonable for this tasty meal. The range for it is between $ 11.95 - $ 21.95. We started our meal with Latin tapas, which was a sensational small plate from Spain like appetizers that usually accompany cocktails.

All the dishes were a consistent style, in small pieces of pottery, warm, properly cooked, and visually appealing. They offered balance of flavors, which complemented with main ingredients, specially the paella, was great, as a main entrees. In Picasso’s also I enjoyed special parties which reminded me a special moments where people would share good music, enjoying a tasty culture cuisine, in a beautiful atmosphere, wonderful service from the waiters and the owner who make you to feel important. I am happy to recommend #Picasso‘s Restaurant. It is great and wonderful. I am its fan.

Solange…

terible place to eat. My husband and I ordered Sangria before dinner and after a taste thought it was awful. We gave it a second chance and thought that maybe our palette had to get used to it; but it got worse. It was so sweet that it reminded us of a Hawaiian punch. We had to tell the waitress we couldn't drink it and instead ordered a bottle of tempranillo for $45.00 that was satisfactory . We, then ordered the black rice paella. It was very salty. When we got the bill we were surprised to be billed for the sangria along with the bottle of wine. We asked the manager to take off the sangria bill which is very customery in a restaurant when dissatisfied. We thought we ordered a bottle of wine instead!!! He refused very rudely. He said he had disposed of the carafe and thiswas a very bad economic time...Bingo so is for us! He said that he made the sangria and he was not removing the charge. He added that it was his personal recipe and that everyone else enjoyed his sangria. He took offense of a constructive criticism. Reacted very angry, made us feel very bad.

We swear never to go back to the restaurant. Being a food critic this was the very first time I have ever been charged for an item that not only was not consumed but disliked. You will hear from this experience in my Spanish blog. The manager was rude, did not care about repeat business. I feel sorry for the owner. I would not recommend this restaurant if your going to drop $100.00. My parents were both born in Toledo, Spain...I know how sangria and paella are suppose to taste...thank you..the worst Spanish restaurant I have been to for that ridiculous price...If your're an american..please don't think our food and sangria taste like that...…

Greatly oversold. Less than mediocre would be my review. If I were this restaurant owner I'd fire the fruit and vege vendor and perhaps the chef. The tomatoes under the buffalo mozzarella were so far from ripe they should never have left the vine, and I'm not sure where the often spoke of wine vinegar was but it was not on this dish. And there were some tomato seeds with the sauteed peppers but everything was cold and was it really sauteed for more than a second? My dinner guest liked the filet mignon meatballs but both of us agreed it was not just beef....and I couldn't eat them. The trio of flambeed mushrooms...button caps out of a can and again cold. Not a wild mushroom or even fresh mushroom to be found.l The waitress tried to sell us on another mushroom dish and we said no, but did she have the decency to tell us they were out of mushrooms needed for the dish we ordered? No. And finally, the melon with prosciutto and a medley of three fruits including figs in the chef's special sherry vinegar...trail mix with a little red wine vinegar on the plate-and no fig. And the melon was so under ripe we almost cracked our teeth. Not prosciutto either. Oh, let's not forget the service...was there any? Not from our server. Shame on you Picasso's Tapas Restaurant. Stay away public.…

Go Friday or Saturday for Elizabeth's service!. We went to Picacco's for the 18th birthday of our son Julian. We very much enjoyed the atmosphere. We really enjoyed the fantastic food, prepared with attention to detail and very tasty. But we most enjoyed the great service by Elizabeth. She was fun, conveyed the energy we were looking for for this night and served us with great passion. Please go and check it out. Hint, she works on Friday and Saturday nights...…