Why a Richmond-based chef's kosher caterer may not be in Richmond
Arnon Oren of Richmond is opening his new catering business in San Francisco after the Richmond City Council passed an intensely anti-Israel resolution last month.
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Arnon Oren of Richmond is opening his new catering business in San Francisco after the Richmond City Council passed an intensely anti-Israel resolution last month.
One wick at a time, a small group of faithful gathered to light candles at the Congregation Chevra Thilim in San Francisco, as Jewish people around the world do each Friday before sundown to usher in the Sabbath.
"It’s 15 minutes from nowhere and about 30 minutes from everywhere. It’s a really nice escape, where you can give yourself a little reprieve."
Edith's Pie opens in Oakland and more East Bay restaurant openings including Senor Sisig and Tong Sui.
The giant Burning Man sculptures at Richmond’s Point San Pablo Harbor have been awfully lonely since the departure of the quirky Black Star Pirate BBQ last November. (The owners have since opened Baltic Kiss in Point Richmond.) But now they have a companion worthy of their fiery raison d’etre: The Sailing Goat, an outdoor-dining restaurant with a campfire-expert chef that plans to stage cooking classes over live fire. The Sailing Goat will have its grand opening this weekend (April 28-30), serving dishes inspired by coastal cuisine in Spain, Italy, France and beyond.