Bill and I rode our bikes on the Los Gatos Creek Trail, a mile from our homes to his cousin Del’s home in Willow Glen who joined us for the ride. We then hopped on the Three Creeks Trail nearby. A replica water tower sculpture with the number 3 marks the entrance to pedestrian and biking trail. The Three Creeks refers to Coyote Creek, Los Gatos Creek and the Guadalupe River.
San Pedro Square in San Jose is a vibrant spot known for its mix of historical charm and casual, communal setting. Glowing red letters above the entrance announced our destination. It is recognized as a thriving community hub and a great place for food lovers to discover different ethnic cuisines. There is plenty of outdoor seating with a relaxed open-ambiance. When you step inside to place your order, you’ll discover a fashionably industrial interior with transparent warehouse-style doors, modern fixtures, and weathered brick.
The Peralta Adobe, the oldest building in San Jose, is located in the square providing a sense of the area’s past. Located in downtown San Jose. It’s location makes it accessible to the SAP Center, tech museums and theaters. Bill treated us to lunch. Del had the chicken noodle soup and Bill and I had an abundant and delicious Chicken Banh Mi sandwich from a Vietnamese eatery called “On A Roll.”
