

Acopio is a Contemporary Mexican Restaurant, a place to gather, celebrate, socialize, create memories and share food. Let us take you on a colorful culinary journey with our reinterpretation of Mexican dishes. Come back often to try our ever-changing seasonal food and drink menu. Join us for happy hour weekly at the bar with food and drink specials. Acopio has been a passion from concept to reality, inspired by the blend of traditional family recipes and travel. We are a family-owned restaurant, sister to Taqueria Lorena’s. Easy access from 280 and Mclaughlin Ave, or 101 and East Santa Clara Street.
Hours
| Friday | 5–10 PM |
| Saturday | 5–10 PM |
| Sunday | 5–9 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 5–9 PM |
| Thursday | 5–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 399 S 24th St, San Jose, CA 95116
Phone: (408) 293-5241
Website: http://www.acopiosj.com/
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The food was very good and fairly priced. The chicken milanesa was tasty but leaned more Western than Mexican, while the shrimp starter was delicious (though a bit too large with too much salad). In both dishes, there were slightly too many raw vegetables for my taste, which made them feel less delicate. The highlight for me was the dessert with soft cake and cream… absolutely extraordinary! The Mexican sangria soda was also refreshing and tasty.
Overall, a great experience. I’ll definitely return — next time for a more traditional Mexican dish like the mole or tacos. Highly recommended!
In terms of menu, you really can’t go wrong with anything. Truly top tier dining. Their dessert though….piece of heaven!!!!
Each dish was artful, despite the simplicity of a dish such as Tacos Al Pastor, which consisted of pork confit, charred pineapple and fresh tortillas. The pork belly was marinated and seared to perfection. Together with a bit of tomatillo salsa, it was a unique elevated interpretation of Tacos Al Pastor that I’m already craving again. Each ingredient was meticulously marinated, charred and presented. The Tacos de Cachete was an interestingly textured dish, with pickled white onion pedals and beef cheek. A bit mushy but flavorful.
On a second subsequent trip, I tried the Molé Poblano con Pierna de Pato & Chile Relleno. The duck was tender and perfectly seasoned. The molé was tangy and brighter than other molés that I have tried but it went well with the other components of the dish. The most impressive part was the Chile Relleno, which was made with a dried Pasilla chile that had a great chewy texture which was a pleasant surprise. It seemed more artfully crafted, would love to find out how they achieved that texture.
The Coctel de Camarones had an unexpectedly familiar taste. Thai-style Tom Kha coconut and tomatillo broth with jicama and freshly peeled and de-veined prawns. Fantastic fusion dish.
Finally, the chocolate churros and house-made Mexican chocolate ice cream also had a chili sauce on the ice cream with a nice kick to it.
Acopio is one of the finest restaurants in San Jose. It is a real gem that is doing Mexican fusion at the next level. Wholeheartedly recommended.
Desserts were exceptionally good especially the flan! Sooo good!
Thinking of as the owner, she was really kind and gave a careful explanation of the menu and we accepted most of her suggestions.
As a result, it was really delicious. The dishes with the ingredients they made and their know-how felt different from the Mexican dishes they had tried so far. The dessert was perfect, and the duck dish in the pepper was a little spicy, so my husband liked it more. We were hungry after going to the gym, but we cleared all the plates.
If you have anything to do near downtown, I strongly recommend you to visit.