
Warm, dimly lit 19th century–style cocktail bar with fancy old-school drinks & small plates.
Hours
| Friday | 4 PM–2 AM |
| Saturday | 4 PM–2 AM |
| Sunday | 4 PM–1 AM |
| Monday | 4 PM–1 AM |
| Tuesday | 4 PM–1 AM |
| Wednesday | 4 PM–1 AM |
| Thursday | 4 PM–2 AM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 169 W Santa Clara St, San Jose, CA 95113
Phone: (408) 982-5816
Website: http://www.fivepointssj.com/
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Order and Reservations
Reservations: tripleseat.com
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Reviews
My favorite drink of the night was the Phoenix Ember of Gryffindor — a bourbon-based cocktail with honey and hot apple cider. It was incredibly smooth and warming, making it the perfect drink for a cold winter night. Definitely one of those drinks you remember after the night is over.
One of the coolest surprises was the hidden speakeasy in the back called The Bowery. It’s a small, intimate space with just a few places to sit, which gives it a very cozy, exclusive feel. They even had letters hanging from the ceiling like in Harry Potter, which was such a cool touch. It felt like a little escape from the main bar, and they were playing different music back there, which added to the vibe.
Overall, Five Points Bar is a super fun spot with creative themes, great drinks, and a unique speakeasy experience. A must-visit if you’re barhopping in San Jose or just looking for something a little different. ✨
LOCATION
This bar is conveniently located near San Pedro’s square (SPS). You can park in the SPS parking lot which provides 90 minutes of parking for free and only $1 for each additional 15 minutes. It’s a short 5 minutes walk from the parking lot to the bar.
AMBIANCE
I like the spaciousness and warm decorated vibes that this place gives. Noise level is reasonable. Their restrooms are also clean and tidy.
SERVICES
Our server was attentive and made me one of the best Amaretto Sour drinks.
Overall, I enjoy this place. Though I haven’t tried any of their food item yet, I heard good things about them from my friends who’ve been here before. I’ll definitely consider Five Points next time.
They had a live jazz/blues band that seemed to bring in different instrumentalist. It was so much fun to watch.
I had the most delicious nacho fries.
The drinks were really good, but had a lot of ice and they were playing the raider game on TV.
My server was super nice and attentive.
What an awesome night!
We ended up getting a great booth on the back of the restaurant and it was a delightful experience. The service was also excellent.
Revised / 5 stars when we arrived for service, atmosphere and the drinks but when the food came it was a solid 2 stars. Being gluten free, I had limited options and ordered the nacho fries.
They came cold and not appetizing at all. Rounding up to 4 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ based on the other attributes but not a dinner destination for GF or even others.
I had the Blood, List, and Diamonds, their slightly different take on a Vieux Carre. It was smooth, not too sweet, and strong. And the addition of a luxardo cherry puts it over the top.
Tyler was an incredible host and bartender and gave me the history of the place and decorative style. There’s even a little speakeasy room where you can have private events, or they open if it gets crazy on the weekend. Even the bathrooms are decorated with hand painted scenes from the gangs.
Because they do not serve food on Monday, they are pretty relaxed about letting you bring munchies from outside locations. I did have to run out to get something to eat, but I was back for the music.
Every time I’m back in San Jose, I’m definitely going to drop in and say hi