Universal Cafe News Today

Here are five new accommodations options in the Hudson Valley to check out on your fall getaway.

Following the closing of the GTel acquisition, friends and family gathered at Universal Cafe at the Central House in Germantown to celebrate the exciting future in store for GTel, Archtop,and the residents and businesses of the Hudson Valley. Archtop Fiber’s Chief Development Officer Shawn Beqaj, delivered inspiring remarks about the company’s future and the growth […]

To the rest of the world, San Francisco is San Francisco—the urban manifestation of an entire political and ethical ethos; home of the progressive elite and the liberal media. San Francisco is an idea, and an ideal, as much as it is a place.But here on the the ground, there are many San Franciscos. ...

Sisters and Red Hook natives Leslie Carr-Avalos and Julia Carr return home to breathe fresh life into the historic Germantown inn the Central House. Carr-Avalos, who ran San Francisco's Universal Cafe for 21 years, reinvents the brand on the East Coast as the inn's onsite and open-to-the public restaurant serving farm-to-table New American small plates.

For the month of July, the Fine Arts Gallery at San Francisco State University is presenting a solo show of Poon’s work dating from 1962 to 2015.

The North Carolina Folk Festival will once again hold its Folk A’Fare fundraiser. Tickets are now on sale for the event, at 6 p.m. May 11 at Elm & Bain,

A look at the notable restaurant closures from the month of December 2021. Establishments...

Two beloved SF brunch spots that date back to the 1990s have taken their leave in the last week, and this one will hurt for longtime residents of a neighborhood that was once briefly called Multimedia Gulch.

Universal Cafe, which has served seasonal California fare in the Mission since 1994, has...

San Franciscans whove been around remember toting their New York Times (yes, the actual print edition) to curb it outside Universal Cafe on Sunday mornings, where they would wait for the citys best brunch in an otherwise kind-of-desolate part of the neighborhood.