The Nosh Wire: 05.17.13
Our daily round-up of East Bay food news — brought to you fresh in one convenient place.
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Lawsuit to stop grocery store tentatively denied
A Superior Court judge in Oakland has tentatively denied a lawsuit to block a mixed-use project including a grocery store in Albany, but his final decision remains pending.
The vegetable season: Books for all tastes
Spring and summer mean a profusion of fresh vegetables for cooks. Moe’s Books suggests some of the best books on the subject.
Bites: What’s new in East Bay food, XXII
A new gluten-free sandwich company, two new cafes and a restaurant… all the food news that’s fit to print.
The Nosh Wire: 05.15.13
Our daily round-up of East Bay food news — brought to you fresh in one convenient place.
Pollan: We teach kids about sex, why not cooking?
The Berkeley writer talks about his top take-away from learning how to cook, and why he thinks cooking may solve many of our problems.
Contest: Name that nosh 05.15.13
Think you know food in the East Bay? Prove it by naming the restaurant and dish in the comments section.
The Nosh Wire: 05.14.13
Our daily round-up of East Bay food news — brought to you fresh in one convenient place.
Occupy the Farm: ‘We’ll keep coming back’
Despite arrests Monday and the destruction by UC Berkeley of seedlings they had planted in rows over the weekend, Occupy the Farm activists returned to Albany.
Photo essay: Edible Schoolyard Plant Sale
The 11th annual Plant Sale at the Edible Schoolyard at Berkeley’s King Middle School was a feast for all the senses.
Mad Monk Center to rise on Telegraph
The proposed Mad Monk Center for Anachronistic Media on Telegraph Avenue is set to include a 50-seat restaurant and full bar, as well as a performance space.
The Nosh Wire: 05.13.13
Our daily round-up of East Bay food news — brought to you fresh in one convenient place.
4 arrests, as Cal ends brief Albany occupation
Police arrested several people Monday in Albany after activists marched onto a plot of land with the goal to turn it into an urban farm.
