page_title: Little Portugal, San Jose
section_title: Portuguese community
hierarchical_section_title: Little Portugal, San Jose / Portuguese community
caption_attribution_description: English: Church of the Five Wounds. 1375 East Santa Clara St Street. San Jose, California, USA
context_page_description: Little Portugal is a historic neighborhood of San Jose, California, in East San Jose and historically the center of San Jose's Portuguese-American community.
  Little Portugal is home to numerous Portuguese businesses, including Adega, San Jose's only Michelin starred restaurant, Portuguese social clubs, and the Five Wounds Portuguese National Church.
context_section_description: Little Portugal includes a number of Portuguese American social organizations, including Aliança Jorgense, Centro Leonino da Califórnia, IES Hall, the Portuguese Band of San José (the oldest surviving Portuguese marching band in California), Sociedade Filarmónica União Popular, local sport clubs such as the Portuguese Athletic Club, the Portuguese Association for Social Services and Opportunities (POSSO), a neighborhood social services agency founded in 1974, and a business association.
  Long-time Portuguese businesses in the neighborhood have included: Bacalhau Grill & Trade Rite Market; Café do Canto; Casanova Imports; Five Star Bakery; Foto Christiano; Furtado's Jewelers, now closed; KSQQ radio, formerly one of five owned by Batista Vieira, now multi-lingual; L & F Fish Market; Silva Sausage; Popular Bakery or Padaria Popular; Vieira Painting; and Sousa's restaurant.
  The Portuguese Historical Museum in San Jose's History Park is a replica of the city's original Portuguese império (chapel) that preceded the building of Five Wounds Church. Portuguese Heritage Publications of California is headquartered in the Berryessa district.
  Adega, open since 2015, is the second Portuguese restaurant in the US to win a Michelin star and San Jose's only Michelin starred restaurant.
caption: The Five Wounds Portuguese National Church has been a center for the Portuguese-American community since its construction, in 1915.
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