The Nosh Wire: 06.18.13
Our daily round-up of East Bay food news — brought to you fresh in one convenient place.
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Zatar nurtures diners with homegrown produce
At Zatar in Berkeley, Waiel and Kelly Majid serve eclectic Mediterranean dishes that incorporate fruit and vegetables from their own gardens.
The Nosh Wire: 06.17.13
Your daily feed of East Bay foodie news.
Building a better cocktail at Build Pizzeria Roma
What’s in a name? At Build Pizzeria, a lot where cocktails are concerned. Satisfy your curiosity and your thirst.
Bites: What’s new in East Bay food, XXVI
The pace of opening exciting new places isn’t slowing: read about Chow, Homestead, Pathos and the latest from Outstanding in the Field in our weekly round-up.
The Nosh Wire: 6.14.13
Our daily round-up of East Bay food news — brought to you fresh in one convenient place.
Broc Cellars: Urban winery with a singular vision
Chris Brockway, the founder of Broc Cellars in Berkeley, is man with a point of view when it comes to making wine, a trait he admires in other winemakers.
The Nosh Wire: 6.12.13
Our daily round-up of East Bay food news — brought to you fresh in one convenient place.
The Nosh Wire: 6.11.13
Our daily round-up of East Bay food news — brought to you fresh in one convenient place.
Swirl, sniff, slurp, swallow: Learning to taste olive oil
Tasting Californian olive oils to assess their quality is a serious business. Grabbing a cheeseburger afterwards may be advisable.
The Nosh Wire: 6.10.13
Our daily round-up of East Bay food news — brought to you fresh in one convenient place.
Berkeley officials get closer to public ‘parklet’ policy
The Berkeley City Council could consider approving a three-year pilot program later this summer to allow businesses to set up parklets in still-to-be-determined locations around town.
Bites: What’s new in East Bay food, XXV
The good news is it’s all about openings these days: read about The Station, Ramen Tomo, Bittersweet, Smitten and Toast in our weekly round-up.
