Oakland’s pro soccer team fills 10th Street with hometown food trucks
Game day food is a key part of the Oakland Roots’ mission.
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Mochi and matcha destination Third Culture Bakery will open in Walnut Creek this fall
The popular bakery’s rainbow-filled showroom should open by early October.
These East Bay caterers have made their pandemic pivots a permanent business
Even as the events business picks up, these caterers are sticking with the side businesses they started in 2020.
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Oakland soup company Purpose and Hope wants to comfort and nourish the East Bay
One of Alameda County’s first MEHKOs seeks to deliver healthful soups to those who need nutritional support.
Underground Oakland supper club Hi Felicia isn’t afraid of the spotlight
Oakland’s hottest supper club is booked for months with fans like Alice Waters, none of whom care that it’s totally against the law.
Oakland’s first Black-owned brewery created a popcorn-packed beer to honor rap legend Shock G
A music icon, a community-focused brewery, and an established Oakland taproom teamed up to create a special tribute brew.
64-year-old Oak Barrel Winecraft has a new owner with big ideas
Expect wine and cheesemaking classes, a new bottle shop, and neighborhood brewing tours.
Driftwood Baking’s founder wants to keep things small
Deirdre Feeley’s monthly Oakland pop-up delights with small batch, seasonal pastries and cakes.
Berkeley’s beloved Smokehouse celebrates 70 years of burgers and shakes
Recently reopened after a devastating fire, Berkeley’s Smokehouse restaurant is busier than ever.
Artisanal East Bay food hall faces live music controversy
Cannery Kitchen & Tap expected to offer live music at the Castro Valley Marketplace food hall, but a dispute with their landlord has silenced the bands.
A new Oakland restaurant will celebrate Black women and heritage cuisine
Lala Harrison’s Roux40 promises beloved Black American dishes with a farm-to-table sensibility.
The Busy Wife hopes to make its pop-up at Dyafa a permanent affair
Chef Michauxnee Olier’s Creole soul food spot is a hidden-in-plain-sight gem in Jack London Square.
