People driving by San Jose’s Downtown Food Hall might be forgiven for thinking it’s closed. The dark interior seems to be housing abandoned equipment. Next to a locked door directly under the building’s marquee, an “open” sign is turned off. The real entrance is three windows down, under an incongruous green and white striped awning. San Jose’s Downtown Food Hall, which opened at the start of the year, is touted as having dozens of restaurants — but that’s partly a facade. With fewer than 10 kitchens operating, some business owners have created multiple storefronts to showcase variations of different cuisines,…
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