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Does Berkeley have crummy sandwiches?

Mar 29th, 2010
by Frances Dinkelspiel.
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San Francisco Magazine, that oversized, glossy love letter to food and fashion*, recently named what it considers the best sandwiches in the Bay Area. And, if you can believe it, not a single sandwich in Berkeley was selected. There were sandwiches from Oakland (Bakesale Betty’s chicken and coleslaw on a French roll got a nod), [...]

L.A. Times takes Gourmet Ghetto edible walking tour

Mar 1st, 2010
by Tracey Taylor.
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In the travel section of yesterday’s L.A. Times, writer Nancy Hoyt Belcher describes the three-hour walking tour she took of Berkeley’s Gourmet Ghetto courtesy of one of Lisa Rogovin’s culinary excursions. Belcher bit into Cowgirl Creamery Red Hawk from the Cheese Board, full- and half-sour pickles from Saul’s, bought Sumatra Blue Batak from Peet’s and supped a [...]

Another bite of Saul’s

Feb 12th, 2010
by Lance Knobel.
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In case you missed the discussion about the future of the Jewish deli, hosted by Saul’s, the other night, you can watch a video of the whole event. You can find the program split into digestible chapters on Fora.tv.

The Berkeley Wire:12.09.09

Dec 9th, 2009
by Lance Knobel.
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Piano man: Earl “Fatha” Hines estate donates archive and free music lessons for low-income children to UC Berkeley [LA Times] Quiet takeover of Wheeler Hall continues [NYT] Survival of the kindest — we knew that in Berkeley [ScienceBlog] Sketching at Saul’s. Love that pickle [Jana's Journal] [Photo of sculler in Aquatic Park by Douglas Frederic [...]