Hello- I will be traveling solo to Rio for 10 days over Thanksgiving. I’ve reviewed helpful past threads, but haven’t found much about restaurants in Barra (where I’ll be staying for the first week for work... (10 replies, last updated by c oliver December 23, 2008)

called — SANTA FE!! . restaurantuers here have businesses that rival the nations finest in berkeley san francisco new york or napa valley!! get with it — this is paradise for chowhounds!! jerrod (11 replies, last updated by Dwight Priddy January 5, 2002)

Lupe’s has just changed management and what we had was good. Situated in a strip mall across from Santa Teresa High School, it is open breakfast through dinner and seems popular with local tradesmen at luch. The shrimp... (0 replies, last updated by Ken Hoffman August 4, 2006)

There is another rum based orange liquer from Venezuela that I have had, quite yummy: Santa Teresa. Try to get a taste of that, and see what you think. I’m a rummy from way back. I was trying to “go homemade” to... (4 replies, last updated by JMF November 7, 2006)

tasted, http://www.andysorchard.com/ Rocca’s Market in San Martin makes a pretty good chorizo, and has local honey in bulk. During strawberry season there used to be a small family farm on Santa Teresa between Morgan Hill and... (5 replies, last updated by LauraB706 July 18, 2009)

Oh, I know the feeling! We often take the old Monterey hwy or Santa Teresa farther west to avoid the traffic on 101. While I’ve noticed some new pho places and smelled the barbecue smoke wafting from a couple other joints,... (2 replies, last updated by anna June 27, 2002)

Have any Hounds dined at a Thai restaurant they can recommend, in the vicinity of South San Jose – Blossom Hill area preferably, but Santa Teresa/Cottle/Bernal are all fine too. I don’t want to go to Krung Thai or... (1 reply, last updated by withalonge June 22, 2006)

This restaurant is in the border-crossing town of Santa Teresa, New Mexico which is about twenty-five miles away from Las Cruces. While I cannot give you a personal report, it is on the Wine Spectator’s list of Award winners... (3 replies, last updated by Roberta February 27, 2002)

and French fries. Since we’ll be people of leisure we want to go near and far doing museums (Niteroi is high on our list), chuches, etc. There’s no neighborhood that’s off-limits, i.e., Urca, Botafogo, Santa... (13 replies, last updated by streetgourmetla September 27, 2009)

Thanks for the tip. What hours and days are they open? If you don’t know, I’ll try giving them a call Spina Farms Santa Teresa Boulevard San Jose, CA 95101 (408) 463-0125 An old mention ... best of Silicon Valley ...... (2 replies, last updated by LeagueOfHerOwn July 2, 2007)

Castello at Via santa Teresa a Chiaia 38. A little larger, a little more upscale but still casual place. The antipastos and pastas were great, some antipasto with fresh mozzerella that I can’t remember the details of that... (4 replies, last updated by Fred B August 12, 2003)

Near the SJ Blossom Hill area, two places that have variuos Egg Foo Young is Hong’s Takeout (hole in wall, no tables) at 6033 Snell (at Santa Teresa, with Nob Hill Foods), and Hong Kong Garden at 5665 Snell (at Blossom... (2 replies, last updated by Alice Patis October 20, 2005)

A short ride to Santa Teresa NM to Billy Crews steakhouse. Food is very good, outstanding wine list. (6 replies, last updated by Kaya_n_Austin January 20, 2009)

Manuel, I figured you for Tomo Sushi, then I was going to counter with Shiki. Tomo Sushi is a block off of Blossom Hill on Snell at Guifreda. Shiki is on the corner of Santa Teresa and Cottle, not visable from the street. Chinese... (6 replies, last updated by Manuel April 1, 2005)

it is very personal but i am a brazilian, and i´ve been there in rio and salvador so here we go: rio: sushi leblon and a tapas bar in the same block, nam thai, aprazivel and others in santa teresa, porcao rios for the best meat... (2 replies, last updated by samelo October 19, 2009)