City: San Jose
Region: North America
Country: USA
State: California
Trade area: 6 996 542 sq. feet
Address: 377 Santana Row San Jose, California 95128
Contact person: Jeff Kreshek
No of floors: 1
Owner: Federal Realty
Phone: 4085514611
Size: 139
Type: 131
Website: http://www.santanarow.com/
Stores: 7
Santana Row is a fashionable outdoor shopping, dining and entertainment district in San Jose, California. Westfield Valley Fair is located just to its north, on the other side of Stevens Creek Boulevard, and the Winchester Mystery House just to the west, across Winchester Boulevard.
Santana Row offers a mix of high-end and mid-tier retail tenants, ranging from luxury brands like Gucci, Kate Spade to casual brands like Diesel, H&M, Ann Taylor LOFT, Anthropologie, Free People, and Urban Outfitters. Also on the row are restaurants ranging from local concepts like Left Bank Brasserie and sister restaurant LB Steak, Pizza Antica, and Blowfish, to chains like The Counter, Maggiano’s Little Italy, Pinkberry and a Yard House that closes at a cringeworthy, 11:00pm. The district is anchored by Crate & Barrel, Best Buy, and The Container Store, and was the home of a flagship Borders bookstore until the company’s liquidation in 2011.
Anchor Stores –
Gucci
Kate Space
H&M
Other Stores –
Diesel
Free People
Urban Outfitters
Best Buy
Crate & Barrel
Dining –
LB Steak
Pizza Antica
The Counter
Maggiano’s Little Italy
Yard House
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