Gwyneth Paltrow’s goop kitchen has landed in the East Bay. We tried it
From gluten-free pizza to grain-free wontons, we sampled takeout dishes from Paltrow’s latest wellness venture.
Recounting The Cheese Board’s early days: Manure-cured cheese, 25-hour work weeks, and bungled bread
Alumni of the collective gathered at the Berkeley Hillside Club to share wild and surprising stories of the influential shop’s founding and evolution.
A new name, but the hot dog remains the same
A Caspers customer for a quarter century, former Richmond councilmember Courtland “Corky” Boozé purchased the Richmond restaurant and renamed it Corky’s Famous Hot Dogs.
This ‘Chopped’ winner is back in Oakland with some of the Bay’s best smoked brisket and ribs
Not yet fully open, the word is out about Rashad Armstead’s Saints Smokehouse, where lines form early.
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Tarts de Feybesse deploys deception, creativity and technique for top-selling treat
The mango trompe l’oeil from the Uptown Oakland bakery and patisserie reflects the skill and eye for detail marking all of Monique and Paul Feybesse’s creations.
Panisse but a party: New bar is the hip younger sibling to Berkeley’s most famous restaurant
With classic cocktails and a tight, seasonal menu, Bar Panisse fills a gap in the city’s drinking scene.
Air today, beer tomorrow. Almanac partners with Berkeley company on first air-capture carbonated beer
The Alameda brewery’s Flow pale ale uses a process pioneered by Aircapture to turn the air around the brewery into bubbles for beer.
‘Less crying in the walk-in’: East Bay restaurants switch to counter service to survive
More restaurants are pivoting to a fast-casual model to survive — and thrive — in an era of skyrocketing food, fuel and labor costs.
The debut cookbook from this decorated Kickapoo chef from the East Bay centers seasonality and knowing whose land you’re on
“A Feather and a Fork,” from Crystal Wahpepah, whose eponymous restaurant is in Fruitvale, is now available.
With patties built on brisket, Tommy’s Burger Co. in Richmond pursues the perfect smash
Tommy Ryan’s burger spot was born from a desire to make the most out of all the meat moving through his Hercules barbecue joint.
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