Vahl's in Alviso is the oldest bar in Santa Clara County, having opened in 1941. The establishment has maintained its distinctive charm, characterized by pink dining rooms and red gingham tablecloths. Although the pandemic affected business, resulting in rarely used dining areas, the bar remains a popular gathering spot. Regulars enjoy the community atmosphere, clear in the birthday lists and event reminders. Amelia Vahl's nephew and long-time staff members continue to uphold the traditions of the restaurant, which is still open daily except Mondays.
Vahl's in Alviso, opened in 1941, claims to be the oldest bar in Santa Clara County, maintaining its classic decor and atmosphere with pink dining rooms and gingham tablecloths.
Frank Rebozzi recalls the restaurant was once bustling with diners enjoying hearty meals, a stark contrast to recent years with limited bar service and rarely used dining rooms.
Elva Ruiz, employed at Vahl's since 1984, offers tours of the dining room, showcasing the nostalgic decor and long-standing traditions that characterize this iconic establishment.
Despite changes brought by the COVID-19 pandemic, Vahl's remains a beloved local hangout, with a community atmosphere evident in personal touches like birthday lists and event reminders.
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