Berkeley Bites: The Bread Workshop’s Bill Briscoe
William (Bill) Briscoe has been in the food business for more than 30 years. He started as a dishwasher, went on to work as a short-order cook in a steakhouse, then did stints in five-star restaurants...
View ArticleJoin the party for Berkeley High at BHS Live! on Sunday
BHS Live's 2009 party: this year the popular fundraiser will be held at the Pauley Ballroom on Bancroft and Telegraph It’s no exaggeration to say that BHS Live, Berkeley High School’s principal...
View ArticleCrab takes center stage at Spenger’s “Iron Chef” contest
The prepared dishes at Spenger's 11th Annual Crabby Chefs Festival. Photos: Frances Dinkelspiel The unexpected rain on Sunday in Berkeley didn’t put much of a damper on the 11th annual Spenger’s...
View ArticleHomegrown 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...
View ArticleBerkeley brothers buzz New York City with their burritos
When Leo and Oliver Kremer were growing up on Alvarado Road, their go-to place for teenage nourishment was Gordo’s, the burrito shop on College Avenue. Both boys loved the down home nature of the...
View ArticleGilman Street Gals cook up sweet treats in Westbrae
The Gilman Street Gals: Christine Falatico Frey, Anastasia Widiarsih, and Clarine Hardesty. Not shown: Carolyn Wong In a teeny tiny, dark commercial kitchen on a small shopping strip on Gilman Street...
View ArticleEthnic eats in Berkeley from A to Z: Part 2
Thai food abounds in Berkeley. Here a dish from Pin Toh Who knew there were so many ethnic restaurants around town? Last week Berkeleyside chronicled choices from A through I, 32 picks in total, and...
View ArticleShop Talk: The ins and outs of Berkeley businesses
Alko Office Supplies on Shattuck Avenue: closing after 104 years in Berkeley POOR SALES FORCE ALKO CLOSURE Alko Office Supplies, which has been operating in one form or another at 2225 Shattuck Avenue...
View ArticleBerkeley food blogger serves up gluten-free food for all
Erin Scott is the voice behind the blog Yummy Supper. Photo: Erin Scott Food, portrait, and lifestyle photographer Erin Scott, who lives in North Berkeley, is the voice behind the popular blog Yummy...
View ArticleMeals on Wheels supporters feast for a cause
The lovely table settings promised a memorable meal, and did not disappoint. Photo: Emilie Raguso Supporters of Alameda County’s Meals on Wheels program came out in droves last Friday night to...
View ArticleTake your dog to dinner: It’s now legal (within limits)
Bill and Sandra Weber enjoy lunch on Picante’s pet-friendly patio with their dog Annie. Photo: Natalie Orenstein California is catching up with France: dogs will be allowed on restaurant patios and in...
View ArticlePicante restaurant is victim of credit card scam
Picante, the popular Mexican restaurant on 6th Street, has been the target of an international credit card fraud operation, its owner says today. Thieves from as far away as Russia managed to penetrate...
View ArticleBerkeley Bites: The Bread Workshop’s Bill Briscoe
William (Bill) Briscoe has been in the food business for more than 30 years. He started as a dishwasher, went on to work as a short-order cook in a steakhouse, then did stints in five-star restaurants...
View ArticleBites: Troy on College to close, Picante ends curbside pickup, Tofu Hackathon
Don't miss the latest food news, updates and events happening in the East Bay. The post Bites: Troy on College to close, Picante ends curbside pickup, Tofu Hackathon appeared first on Berkeleyside.
View ArticleThe Nosh Wire: 11.10.17
Your daily delivery of East Bay food news. The post The Nosh Wire: 11.10.17 appeared first on Berkeleyside.
View ArticlePicante restaurant is victim of credit card scam
Picante, the popular Mexican restaurant on 6th Street, has been the target of an international credit card fraud operation, its owner says today. Thieves from as far away as Russia managed to penetrate...
View ArticleBerkeley Bites: The Bread Workshop’s Bill Briscoe
William (Bill) Briscoe has been in the food business for more than 30 years. He started as a dishwasher, went on to work as a short-order cook in a steakhouse, then did stints in five-star restaurants...
View ArticleJoin the party for Berkeley High at BHS Live! on Sunday
It’s no exaggeration to say that BHS Live, Berkeley High School’s principal fundraiser held every spring, is a major production. The whole community comes together to orchestrate the gala event — but...
View ArticleCrab takes center stage at Spenger’s ‘Iron Chef’ contest
The unexpected rain on Sunday in Berkeley didn’t put much of a damper on the 11th annual Spenger’s Restaurant Crabby Chefs Seafood Festival on Fourth Street. The drizzle stopped right before the 2 pm...
View ArticleHomegrown truths: Sunny Side Café chef Aaron French
Eco-chef Aaron French, author of The Bay Area Hoemgrown Cookbook, dishes up breakfast standards with a local flavor at two cafes.
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