OUR PORTFOLIO
A place to make memories. A variety of venues to serve every need.
O’Flaherty’s Irish Pub
Ray & Marie O’Flaherty opened O’Flaherty’s Irish Pub in December of 2002. The furniture, bar & Irish memorabilia seen about the pub was all shipped from Ireland to California. This laidback pub is the place to munch on traditional comfort food like Fish & Chips or Shepherd’s Pie, enjoy an Irish whiskey or swig down one of the 52 beers on tap. Since Ray's passing in 2013, the team has upheld the very warm & welcoming environment that Ray strived to foster by greeting every guest with Irish hospitality…for at O’Flaherty’s, “You’re a stranger there, but once.”
est. 2002
San Pedro Square Market
A food hall with a mix of local artisan restaurants and food-oriented boutiques that offer a diverse assortment of foods from around the world all under one roof. The Market is downtown San Jose’s meeting place for foodies, live music fans, coffee lovers, tourists, social media followers and wine & beer imbibers. The Market is the best place to hang out with the open-air Plaza, sidewalk cafe or inside one of the three exclusive interior spaces. With live music daily, over a dozen eateries, four bars, two cafes and even retail, there is always something new going on at San Pedro Square Market.
est. 2011
five points cocktail bar
One of downtown San Jose's most popular craft cocktail bars. At Five Points, they honor those traditions and cultures of saloons and speakeasies that once graced the most infamous neighborhood of America, Five Points, New York. While they don't condone anything illicit, they do pay homage to the melting pot culture by bringing a little bit of old school New York to downtown San Jose. Just like the original Five Points of New York, San Jose represents a true melting pot culture: a place where people can meet and mingle and new traditions mix with old.
est. 2016
Dr. Funk: Rum House + Kitchen
Trader Vic and Donn Beach invented the tiki motif at their California restaurants of the 1930s that would entice generations for nearly a century. Both Trader Vic and Donn Beach sought not to create a fantasy world that was hinged on any single location; but rather one that encompassed the concept of escapism by incorporating and embracing elements from the Caribbean, to the South Pacific, China, Singapore and beyond! Dr. Funk’s eclectic decor draws influence from both Trader Vic and Donn Beach. In doing so, they’ve created a backdrop that is thrilling, fascinating and alluring — a place where you can escape.
est. 2021
hella good: burger & SHAKES
One bite of their burger and you'll be saying, "this is HELLA GOOD!" Hella Good’s mission is to serve simple and straightforward burgers and shakes in an awesome environment. They stick to the basics—no gimmicks. Their burgers are made with premium ingredients and their shakes are made with organic dairy. Located in the San Pedro Square Market, there is always something going on! Their unique mid-century decor will transport you back to the funky '50s & '60s. So as your tastebuds are dancing, you might be too!
est. 2021