A running list of East Bay bars and restaurants that require proof of vaccination
Every East Bay restaurant and bar that requires vaccination proof, negative testing, or other COVID-19 protections.
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Help Nosh make a list of East Bay restaurants and bars requiring proof of vaccination
If you’re an East Bay bar or restaurant owner with new COVID-19 rules, please fill out our form.
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East Bay restaurant openings and closings in April
Brothers Public Kitchen, Taqueria Chef Tony, more opened; Gecko Gecko, Da Nang, more closed.
East Bay restaurant openings and closings in March
Understory, Low Bar, Square Pie Guys, others opened; Cosecha, Fat Cat Cafe, others closed.
Where to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with corned beef and cabbage in the East Bay
Put on something green before heading out for Irish specials at one of these restaurants, pubs and cafes.
From 18 staffers to 2: Fine-dining restaurants are running on fumes
Mago, Alley & Vine and Wood Tavern have pared staff down to the bare minimum, but are dedicated to keeping quality high.
Lots to love: 68 East Bay Valentine’s Day menus and specials
Whether you’re flying solo or sharing a plate with your significant other, celebrate the holiday with some good food and drinks made by local restaurants, pop-ups and bakeries.
