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Midnite Bagel and Chicken Dog Bagels in San Francisco made the cut, along with Poppy Bagels in Oakland.

There was already a line when Poppy Bagels opened for the first time at 8 a.m. on Feb. 1. By noon, there were no bagels left.

Fans of carbs have much to celebrate this fall: bagel joints expand, a wine-and-doughnut-pairing, and a sandwich named for Howie Mandel. 

As more bagel pop-ups open shops in the Bay Area, owners aren’t worried about...

Regulation crowdfunding allows people to directly lend to businesses, including restaurants, invest in them and earn profits from the process

The Jewish News of Northern California

Schlok’s opens March 2 in the Lower Haight, bringing San Francisco another exciting...

Skip to main content 28 Mothers Day brunch ideas in the Bay Area, from Champagne feasts to bagels in bed FacebookTwitterEmail Causwells brunch burger with fried egg and bacon.Causwells With more restaurants reopening and relaxed restrictions on in-person gatherings, this Mother’s Day can look and feel quite different than it did in 2020. Many Bay Area restaurants are offering holiday brunches on Sunday, May 9, but it’s also an opportunity to seek out celebratory meals at other eateries, fro...

Sadie’s Babkas in chocolate and cinnamon. Photo: Sara Eisen Pre-order Sadie’s Babkas for pick up on Sundays at Magnolia Mini Mart’s Gift Shop at Classic Cars West, 411 26th St. (between Telegraph Avenue and Broadway), Oakland  Sara Eisen moved to the Bay Area with the goal of working as a pastry chef at Chez Panisse. It only took her three years to land a job there as a pastry cook. Four months later, the restaurant was shut down by the coronavirus. “It was a huge bummer, to be honest,...

Food coverage is supported by a generous donation from Susan and Moses Libitzky. Sara Eisen moved to the Bay Area with the goal of working as a pastry chef at Chez Panisse. It only took her three years to land a job there as a pastry cook. Four months later, the restaurant was shut down by the coronavirus. “It was a huge bummer, to be honest,” said Eisen, who came to the Bay Area from New Jersey specifically to work directly with farmers and local ingredients. After doing an Urban Adamah f...