Temescal Archives

The Well Café offers a healthy dose of alternative healing in its food and drinks

Expect handblended herbal teas, house-made golden milk, reishi roast “coffee,” and nourishing eats at this new café on Telegraph Avenue.

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Temescal, which does not have a large grocery store, is set to have a Whole Foods 365 as part of a new development on Telegraph and 51st Street.

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The East Bay now has a total 11 Off The Grid food-truck markets, although Berkeley has seen three come and go.

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Elizabeth Vecchiarelli’s Temescal shop stocks everything you’d need to get into to home food preservation — from vinegar casks to canning jars.

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The 51st Street Parklet is one of 16 approved by the city of Oakland as part of a pilot program that could see parklets springing up all over town.

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We check out these two new spots in an Oakland neighborhood that is bursting with good food and drink destinations.

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Newberry Market signs on to exciting new Uptown Station project, Townie adds a brunch menu; much more in this week’s Bites.

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The Octopus Literary Salon and The Rec Room are close to opening, Juhu Beach Club turns two, and much more in this week’s Bites.

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In the open kitchen, employees are both breaking down animals and making sandwiches. Welcome to an homey ode to all things carnivorous.

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This week: New restaurant news in Berkeley, Oakland and Emeryville, and a round-up of holiday events.

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Vanessa Chavez says she feels blessed for having been able to open Cholita Linda, whose fish tacos draw high praise.

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Curbside Creamery, a new brick-and-mortar ice cream shop, is set to open in Oakland’s Temescal Alley on Friday.