Wine Country Meets Silicon Valley
Los Gatos is where Silicon Valley goes when it wants to eat somewhere beautiful. The downtown restaurants are excellent, the Santa Cruz Mountains wine is extraordinary, and the town has genuine character that money can't manufacture.
Los Gatos's dining scene runs along North Santa Cruz Avenue through downtown — a beautifully preserved historic street with restaurants in Victorian and early 20th-century buildings. The town has attracted serious chefs who appreciate the combination of a quality-conscious clientele and one of the most beautiful main street settings in the South Bay.
The Santa Cruz Mountains immediately above Los Gatos produce exceptional Pinot Noir and Chardonnay from vineyards like David Bruce, Testarossa, and Byington. The town's wine bars and restaurants pour these local wines alongside California and European selections.
Historic Downtown Dining
North Santa Cruz Avenue's historic buildings create one of the South Bay's most beautiful and atmospheric dining settings.
Santa Cruz Mountains Wine
The vineyards above Los Gatos produce exceptional Pinot Noir and Chardonnay — the wine access here is extraordinary.
Farm-to-Table
Proximity to the agricultural Santa Cruz Mountains means outstanding local produce and seasonal menus.
Special Occasion Dining
Los Gatos's romantic setting and restaurant quality make it the South Bay's premier choice for special occasions.
Must-Try Dishes
Elegant, cool-climate Pinot from Los Gatos's mountain neighbours — complex, food-friendly, world-class.
Local lamb with herbs, garlic, and seasonal vegetables from Los Gatos's finest restaurants.
Creamy Arborio with shaved truffle and Parmigiano Reggiano from Los Gatos's Italian restaurants.
Tail section of lobster slow-cooked in cultured butter with seasonal accompaniments.
Dense, velvet chocolate custard from Los Gatos's French-inspired dessert menus.
Perfect espresso in the outdoor courtyards and gardens that characterise Los Gatos dining.
Neighborhoods & Food Districts
The beautiful historic main street — Los Gatos's entire restaurant and wine bar scene.
The secondary dining corridor extending from downtown with additional restaurant options.