Camino owners to open The Kebabery in Oakland
Russell Moore and Allison Hopelain, along with Brian Crookes, will open the kebab-focused restaurant in the former Salsipuedes location.
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East Bay Restaurant Week specials begin Thursday
Oakland and Berkeley's Restaurant Weeks begin Jan. 14 and run through the end of the month. Over 100 restaurants across the region are participating this year.
Best East Bay dishes and drinks of 2015, Part 2
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Best dishes and drinks of 2015: The chefs’ picks
Looking for inspiration on where to eat and drink in the East Bay? Check out these top picks by some of the area's best chefs.
Salsipuedes brings Baja cooking to North Oakland
Salsipuedes is finally up and running in North Oakland's Longfellow neighborhood. Come along with NOSH as we take a first look at the menu.
Anvil Brewing to open in West Berkeley, more
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East Bay restaurants adapt to new minimum wage
The effects of new minimum wages are causing a ripple effect of changes across the East Bay restaurant scene.
The Half Orange: A great new destination in Fruitvale
Refreshing ceviche, delicious fried bites, an excellent burger and great beers to pair the food with: Fruitvale should be happy to welcome The Half Orange.
Salsipuedes owners launch new Oakland project
The husband-and-wife team behind Salsipuedes has signed a lease to open another restaurant in a different part of Oakland first.
Farewell Zaki’s, hello High Peaks, Bole, more
Zaki Kabob House in Albany is closing, but three new spots in Oakland — featuring Indian, Ethiopian and creative burgers — have diners buzzing.
