A running list of restaurants that have recently opened in Berkeley, Oakland, Richmond and beyond.
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Final days for Obelisco in Fruitvale; 10th & Wood departs West Oakland
A running list of restaurants that have recently closed in Berkeley, Oakland, Richmond and beyond.
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Binge Coffee House and Korean-inspired smash burgers among recent East Bay openings
A running list of restaurants that have recently opened in Berkeley, Oakland, Richmond and beyond.
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Richmond power outage: 1,335 without power due to damage from rain, winds
Expect possible king tides and a wet and windy Friday and Saturday in Richmond, with sunnier weather on tap for Sunday.
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Last call at The Kon-Tiki, and DogHaus goes temporarily dark
A running list of restaurants that have recently closed in Berkeley, Oakland, Richmond and beyond.
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Two Nosh stories honored at SF Press Club Awards
East Bay Nosh stories about the Dungeness crab industry and the chef who keeps more than 600 students fed at UC Berkeley’s International House were honored at the 2024 awards gala.
Posted inCity
Where are the best holiday lights in Richmond?
Which neighborhood in Richmond has the best holiday lights displays? Tell us!
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Memorial service set for former Richmond City Council member James McMillan
A memorial service for James McMillan, who once owned McMillan Pharmacy in Richmond, will be held Dec. 13 at the Richmond Memorial Auditorium.
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New ramen spot at Emeryville Public Market; zero-proof cocktails in Walnut Creek
A running list of restaurants that have recently opened in Berkeley, Oakland, Richmond and beyond.
Posted inNew Restaurants
Multiple new bars, uncommon French pastries, and several cafes mark November openings
A new Korean restaurant in El Cerrito, Tarts de Freybesse, Cafe Carem and Masterpiece Coffee all opened recently in the East Bay.
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Daytrip is bidding adieu to Oakland, but the party’s not over yet
Stella Dennig and Finn Stern have plans to open a new concept in the same space in 2025.
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La Perla moving south in December
The Puerto Rican restaurant that has been in its current location in the Dimond since 2021 is relocating to a new home in the East Bay.
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2024 Nosh Awards: Cast your vote for the East Bay’s top restaurants and bars
Voting closes Dec. 9, and the winners will be announced Dec. 23-31.
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Richmond area holiday events: Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, free meals
Also: Where to celebrate New Year’s Eve in Richmond.
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Got an old mattress? Let the recyclers tear into it.
Bye Bye Mattress shares three easy ways for Richmond residents to recycle a mattress.
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Video: The secret to making restaurant-quality, fluffy pancakes at home
Green House Bakery’s Rachel Caygill demonstrates her go-to pancake recipe and offers up some pro tips.
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Photos: No, that wasn’t Zendaya in an Oakland park. Just her doppelgängers.
An Oakland look-alike contest in honor of the East Bay native star served looks and fostered comradery.
Posted inNosh Features
We blind tasted the East Bay’s best bagels. Here’s how they rank
East Bay bagel options have ballooned in the past few years, including two newcomers in 2024 alone. Nosh’s non-expert panel of judges picked their favorite.
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Work starts at 1 a.m. at this Oakland bakery that attracts pastry fanatics
While her Maxwell Park neighbors sleep, Rachel Caygill and her Green House Bakery team craft seasonally inspired sweet and savory treats.
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A child in Alameda County tested positive for bird flu. The case differs from others in the state.
Bird flu has been spreading among dairy workers in California’s Central Valley, jumping from cows to people. A new suspected case in the Bay Area came from an unknown source.
