91 willow street san jose ca

We have had the mushroom and pepperoni pizza and the garlic chicken pizza my favorite! Facebook Twitter. Reserve a Table. Welcome Home Willow Street has made a commitment to take food quality and customer service to a higher level, and each day, at each location we raise the bar. You're in for a remarkable meal Join us at our original location in Willow Glen or in downtown Los Gatos.

We are currently open for indoor and patio dining, and take-out and delivery. Navigate to Willow Glen. Navigate to Los Gatos. Willow Glen Menu. Map and Directions to Willow Glen. The absence of such a document has led to a series of heated letters between the two parties.

City officials in February allegedly told the county that there was no need for a new conditional use permit, but they changed their tune by October and asked the county to apply for one. In a statement to this news organization Thursday, Sykes said that he would not be pressing the matter further. Ellenberg blamed the lack of sufficient community involvement over the project on the pandemic and the redeployment of county staff to pandemic-related issues.

But she is looking for new ways to rebuild the trust. Would definitely recommend. Parent Review 3y ago. Willow Glen High School. I am disappointed in the lack of communication and assistance from the teacher and office staff, I would mark this school very low. Parent Review 2y ago. Check out schools near 91 Willow St. Neighborhood Overview. See Local Highlights.

Neighborhood stats provided by third party data sources. What Locals Say about Fairgrounds. At least Trulia users voted on each feature. There are sidewalks. Car is needed. It's dog friendly. It's walkable to grocery stores. Streets are well-lit. There's holiday spirit. It's walkable to restaurants. Yards are well-kept. They plan to stay for at least 5 years. People would walk alone at night. Kids play outside. It's quiet.

Parking is easy. There's wildlife. Neighbors are friendly. It served as a grocery store for many years serving the Mayfair West neighborhood. The first identified grocer was Benjamin Hernandez, but after a few short years Juan Madrid was the operator and he called his store LaPrimavera. By , Eliseo and Eulalia Felix had taken over the store and lived nearby. They renamed it Felix Market and advertised on the signage Productos Mexicanos. In the s, recent owners of the property tried to obtain approval to re-start the commercial use of the building, but commercial use was found to be non-conforming, so the building remains vacant today.

The church was organized in by Elder Milton Mathis who was Pastor for many years. He at first rented a two-story building on the site that had been a part of San Jose's Chinatown, and then the congregation acquired two more adjacent properties. In they started a building campaign, and obtained their building permit in with construction commencing by The chapel was completed in 14 weeks, and the dedication of the building in July Church history attributes the plans to church member Leonard Taylor.

The Hellyer Velodrome is the only such bike racing track in Northern California. Built in , it is the fifth of a succession of tracks built since in San Jose to serve its avid cycling enthusiasts. Since opening, Hellyer has hosted a number of National cycling events including the US Olympic bicycling trials. It was renovated in Foster's Freeze near Japantown was built in for owner Albert DeMarco and has changed little in the ensuing 72 years.

Providing fast-food and "California's Original Soft Serve" this Moderne building with its wide canopy and neon sign atop a slender post remains authentic to its prototype. The parapet was rebuilt, the sign repaired, and a new canvas awning installed. A sister Foster's was located in the Washington neighborhood at Willow Street, but has long closed and replaced by Taqueria La Mejor 2. A later version of this fast food restaurant with indoor seating was built in Campbell on Camden Avenue.

Carrie Stevens Walter , decades ahead of her time, was an educator and poet, and was the most prominent writer for the Save Big Basin movement. She was a co-founder of the Sempervirons Club and its Secretary. In the mids, she built a residence at North 2nd and Jackson Streets, and lived there with her three children for a decade prior to her death in That building, in excellent condition today, has been converted to an office building at the edge of the Japantown business district.

Now almost years old, next year it will celebrate its sesquicentennial. Over the years there have been many manmade park features that added to the visitor experience. The large two-story Craftsman house at the southwest corner of North 5th and East St. John Streets was built in for George and Nancy Roberts.

Designed by prominent local architect George W. Page, it was one of the last buildings he designed and is representative of his advocacy for the Craftsman style near the end of his life.