A cozy restaurant focused on local sourcing, The Table’s menu is a mix of modern American small plates and entrees meant to be enjoyed with friends. The restaurant also features a cocktail program that features classics such as the Pisco Sour and Sazerac in addition to modern concoctions. [Photo]

A casual Hawaiian grill that lives up its name, Grub Shack serves hearty portions of island favorites such as loco moco and spam musubi. The most popular dishes feature the restaurant’s signature slow-roasted kalua pork.[Photo]

This new Greek restaurant comes from the same ownership of San Jose’s Flames Coffee shops and restaurants. The dining room has been decorated with Mediterranean motifs such as large pillars and ancient looking wine vases, and the menu contains traditional Greek cuisine such as braised lamb with orzo, pita with freshly made deli spreads and rich moussaka. [Photo]

A rebranding of San Jose’s longtime fine dining restaurant, Eulipia, Café Stritch has whisked off the white tablecloths and instead delivers a menu of casual American favorites such as chicken and waffles. Paired with live music and free wifi, Stritch fills the restaurant void in the artistic SOFA district.[Photo]

Replacing Perfect Finish Wine Bar, 55 South aims to serve those looking to enjoy modern creations as well as prohibition era classics. Popular cocktails include the their Rye-based Old Fashioned as well as Moscow Mules served in traditional icy copper mugs. [Photo]

An unpretentious wine bar with a great selection of new and old world varieties with a charming staff, Vyne Bistro is perfect for gathering with friends after work or ending an evening with a loved one. The bistro also offers tasty paninis and a gorgeous cheese plate to accompany your drinks. [Photo]

Serving much more than milk teas, LK Tea & Grill has an extensive menu of omelets, creative burgers and sandwiches, as well as snacks such as spicy popcorn chicken. The bistro also serves freshly made baked goods such as muffins and fruit tarts. [Photo