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Get your brunch fix at a collaboration dinner between Hilda and Jesse x Osito, then watch for the Seinfeld Food Truck to roll into town, a Brooklyn burrito pop-up at Turntable at Lord Stanley, and the inaugural Half Moon Bay Wine and Jazz Festival.

ENewsChannels NEWS: -- The Bay Area Brewers Guild and Half Time Beverage have partnered to launch a series of unique guild-curated mixed packs to celebrate California craft beer and the robust Bay Area craft beer scene. This partnership with a national direct-to-consumer retailer means the Guild will be able to showcase its membership of independent and world-class craft breweries to beer lovers within and outside of the Bay Area. :: News from eNewsChannels

SAN FRANCISCO, Calif., Feb. 16, 2022 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — The Bay Area Brewers Guild and Half Time Beverage have partnered to launch a series of unique guild-curated mixed packs to

Original Pattern Brewing Co. opened in the spring of 2018 near Jack London Square in Oakland, joining forces with several other breweries to form the Jack London Brewing District. With

After Sammy Pak lost his tech job during the coronavirus shutdown, he threw himself into...

This week brings plenty of reasons to ditch your screens for IRL events.Kick things off with live performances celebrating Indigenous Peoples Day at Yerba Buena Gardens, then groove a little harder at Noise Pops 20th Street Block Party and The Midways Diplo show. Plus, chow your way through Eat Dr...

KQED’s Eating Taiwanese in the Bay  is a series of stories exploring Taiwanese food culture in all of its glorious, delicious complexity. New installments to the series will run daily from May 19–28. If you ask a Taiwanese American about the Bay Area’s Taiwanese food scene, chances are they’ll complain about how hard it is to find stinky tofu or savory soy milk or a decent bowl of beef noodle soup. And it’s true: This isn’t exactly the San Gabriel Valley. But its also true that ...

KQEDs Eating Taiwanese in the Bay  is a series of stories exploring Taiwanese food culture in all of its glorious, delicious complexity. New installments to the series will run daily from May 19–28. A cross from a few sheep bleating and baaing behind a fence, rainbow pride and Black Lives Matter flags softly wave in the wind. A “Stop Asian Hate” poster is propped against a wall. Around the corner, the property opens up to a 1.5-acre farm filled with trellises of bitter melon, rows of ...

KQEDs Eating Taiwanese in the Bay is a series of stories exploring Taiwanese food culture in all of its glorious, delicious complexity. With new installments running daily from May 19–28, find the rest of the series here. F or as long as I’ve lived in the Bay Area, I’ve spent more time searching for Taiwanese food than I have actually eating it.  I’ve driven 90 minutes in traffic to snag a so-so plate of stinky tofu. I’ve stood in line for four hours for takeout Taiwanese breakfast...