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Homegrown truths: Sunny Side Café chef Aaron French
Self-described eco-chef Aaron French. Photo: Elizabeth Tichenor Aaron French, a self-described eco-chef, has headed up the kitchen at The Sunny Side Café on Solano Avenue in Albany since it opened in...
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Awards tap Berkeley taste makers for national contest
Good Food Awards Berkeley-based judges: Dafna Kory (photo: Jeffery Kong); Michael Pollan (James Collier) and June Taylor (Leigh Connors) Berkeley’s food mavens will likely be out in force tonight at...
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Darryl Kimble: 27 years cooking breakfast at Bette’s Diner
Chef Darryl Kimble takes a break from behind the stoves to talk breakfast. Photo: Sarah Henry In the restaurant business, chefs change jobs about as often as the lead in a Superbowl playoff. So to have...
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Local 123 finds its feet in West Berkeley and beyond
As well as serving coffee and food, Local 123, at 2049 San Pablo Avenue in west Berkeley, has a carefully curated line-up of local artists and frequent events — from pop-up dinners and patio barbecues...
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Bites: What’s new, what’s hot, what’s happening, V
Bites is Nosh’s round-up of restaurant and bar news in the East Bay. Got a tip or a scoop? Send it our way at nosh@berkeleyside.com. Christina Mitchell, founder of East Bay Dish, is the main voice...
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Shop Talk: The ins and outs of Berkeley businesses
Caffe Venezia: to close after 33 years CAFFE VENEZIA Caffe Venezia, on University Avenue at Grant Street, will close before this summer after 33 years of operation in Berkeley. Owners Jeff Wizig and...
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Bites: What’s new, what’s hot, what’s happening, VI
Bites is Nosh’s round-up of restaurant and bar news in the East Bay. Got a tip or a scoop? Send it our way at nosh@berkeleyside.com. Christina Mitchell, founder of East Bay Dish, is the main voice...
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Shop Talk: The ins and outs of Berkeley businesses
A furniture company will move into 2001 San Pablo Ave. SAN PABLO & UNIVERSITY The area around San Pablo and University Avenues is buzzing with new tenants moving in to vacant retail spaces. As...
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Bites: What’s new, what’s hot, what’s happening, X
Bites is Nosh’s round-up of restaurant and bar news in the East Bay. Got a tip or a scoop? Send it our way at nosh@berkeleyside.com. Bites is produced by Nosh in collaboration with Christina Mitchell,...
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Nosh Talk: Hugh Groman, Phil’s Sliders
Hugh Groman has no secrets when it comes to junk food Nosh Talk is a regular Q&A with an East Bay chef, restaurateur or food artisan, published on Berkeleyside Nosh, in which we snoop for inside...
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Best burgers in the East Bay: Nosh readers call it
Burgers from TrueBurger at 146 Grand Ave. in Oakland, which got the most votes among Noshers. The good news? A second TrueBurger is coming to 4101 Broadway soon. Photo: TrueBurger A while ago (OK,...
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Protesters stage ‘Black Brunch’ on Berkeley’s Fourth Street
A Black Brunch protester makes a black power salute at Tacubaya restaurant on Fourth Street on Sat. Jan. 3, 2014. Photo: Blake Simons More than two dozen African-American students, many from UC...
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Bites: Antoinette, Temescal Brewing, Belotti, more
The dining room at the newly opened Antoinette Brasserie at the Claremont Hotel. Photo: Fairmont Group Openings, closings… ANTOINETTE BRASSERIE AT CLAREMONT NOW OPEN Last week, we gave you an update on...
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Nosh on the town: ‘A taste of West Berkeley’ tour
Eduardo Morell slices bread at his bakery in West Berkeley. Photo: Emilie Raguso It’s really hard to not fill up on bread when it’s this good. There’s hearty, earthy 100% rye topped with a generous...
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Local restaurants raise money for edible education
Potentially lost in the tsunami of stories of all things Chez Panisse this week — see yesterday’s Berkeleyside Wire and this post today for a fraction of the coverage circulating in anticipation of...
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Homegrown truths: Sunny Side Café chef Aaron French
Self-described eco-chef Aaron French. Photo: Elizabeth Tichenor Aaron French, a self-described eco-chef, has headed up the kitchen at The Sunny Side Café on Solano Avenue in Albany since it opened in...
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Awards tap Berkeley taste makers for national contest
Good Food Awards Berkeley-based judges: Dafna Kory (photo: Jeffery Kong); Michael Pollan (James Collier) and June Taylor (Leigh Connors) Berkeley’s food mavens will likely be out in force tonight at...
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Darryl Kimble: 27 years cooking breakfast at Bette’s Diner
Chef Darryl Kimble takes a break from behind the stoves to talk breakfast. Photo: Sarah Henry In the restaurant business, chefs change jobs about as often as the lead in a Superbowl playoff. So to have...
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Local 123 finds its feet in West Berkeley and beyond
As well as serving coffee and food, Local 123, at 2049 San Pablo Avenue in west Berkeley, has a carefully curated line-up of local artists and frequent events — from pop-up dinners and patio barbecues...
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4 East Bay names finalists in Good Food Awards
The Good Food Awards marketplace at San Francisco’s Ferry Building in 2012. Photo: seedlingprojects Four East Bay food producers are finalists in the national 2013 Good Food Awards. West Berkeley...
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