Lala Harrison’s Roux40 promises beloved Black American dishes with a farm-to-table sensibility.
New East Bay restaurants
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Wildly Instagrammable Farmhouse Kitchen will open in Berkeley this year
Expect a snazzy dining room, over-the-top Thai treats, and a fresh new rooftop patio.
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All the East Bay restaurants that opened in July
All the newest restaurants to try in Berkeley, Oakland and beyond.
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Oakland’s newest Korean deli promises farm-fresh banchan for budget-minded diners
Steve Joo’s new restaurant promises affordable Korean dishes made with quality ingredients.
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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.
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Soul Slice’s biscuit-crust pizzas push the boundaries of Southern food
Oakland’s newest pizza spot might not serve pizza after all.
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Oakland’s beloved La Guerrera’s Kitchen is moving to Swan’s Market
The tamale destination is plotting an expanded menu that will remain true to Guerrero cuisine.
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Popular California-Salvadoran pop-up Popoca is opening an all-day cafe and bar in Oakland
One of the East Bay’s hottest pop-ups has found a permanent home in the Dimond District.
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These are the East Bay restaurants that opened in June
The newest restaurants in Berkeley, Oakland and beyond include Soul Slice, Town Fare, Wingen Bakery and many more.
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One of the Bay Area’s most promising chefs is opening a cool new East Bay Thai spot
Jo’s Modern Thai promises a menu of drinking snacks and family-style food from across Thailand.
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Cult favorite Dumpling Time will open its first East Bay location in Berkeley
Tanya Holland’s new restaurant opens in Oakland; Mama returns with a tipless model.
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Vegan pop-up Don’t Be Chick’n launches a Bay Area food truck
Don’t be Chick’n’s hearty platters have attracted a loyal following to its ongoing Oakland pop-up.
