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Eater
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Eater
5 Openings to Know in the Bay Area this June
This is a list of the Bay Area's most notable restaurant and bar openings , with new updates published once a week. Did we miss something great? Please, drop us a line . June 5 EMBARCADERO — IRL cookie monsters (and, hey, Cookie Monster, too) will most likely want to hear the news that Gott's Roadside has launched a new cookie counter at its Ferry Building location as of Wednesday, June 4. So far, four flavors are on the menu, including a classic chocolate chip and a double chocolate peanut butter option, but it's pairable with one of three 'dipping milks' — we're looking at the strawberry milk option. DOGPATCH — Standard Deviant Brewing throws open the doors to its huge new taproom and production facility at Building 12 at Pier 70 on Friday, June 6, the San Francisco Chronicle reports. Expect a massive 30-foot-long bars for visitors to pony up to, with plenty of Standard Deviant beers to choose from, like Kolsches and blondes. PARK MERCED — Seattle-based Supreme Dumplings makes the leap to California with the opening of their latest restaurant in San Francisco's Stonestown Galleria with a grand opening set for Sunday, June 15. The San Francisco Chronicle also caught this opening, writing that the restaurants specializes in Taiwan-style xiao long bao, and also offers pan-fried dumpling options along with noodles and fried rice dishes. LOS GATOS — New cafe Petals Creamery is now open in Los Gatos, serving ice cream highlighting fun and floral flavors, desserts, and drinks, some with Persian flavor inflections, Palo Alto Online reports. Think akbar mashti with saffrron, rosewater, and slivered pistachios; ice cream sandwiches on lightly sweetened tahdig; and rose yuzu lemonade ice cream. MENLO PARK — An edomae-style sushi option comes to Menlo Park with the opening of Ren, which opens its doors on Saturday, June 7. The restaurant is led by Wen Zhao, who previously worked at San Francisco's Omakase restaurant. Sign up for our newsletter.
Eater
3 days ago
- Business
- Eater
A Landmark Waterfront Restaurant Just Closed Out of the Blue
This is a curated list of the Bay Area's most notable and permanent restaurant and bar closures, with new updates published once a week. See a closing we missed? Then drop us a line . For more news, check out our list of restaurants that closed earlier this spring . June 3 EMBARCADERO — An iconic waterfront restaurant closed permanently on Friday, May 30. The team at Fog City, opened in 1985, let diners know of the shuttering in an Instagram post. No reason was given for the closure. The San Francisco Chronicle writes founders Bill Higgins and Bill Upson established the restaurant, then known as Fog City Diner, as a power player early into its tenure with chef Cindy Pawlcyn's (at the time) innovative small plates and Pat Kuleto design. OAKLAND — Friday, May 9 was the final day of service for chef Mohammad Abutaha's Teta Nahla. The 2123 Franklin Street restaurant was the founder of Shawarmaji's homage to his Jordanian grandmother. Abutaha told fans he hopes to reopen the hotspot for Arab soul food, including dishes like mansaf, once he's done giving his Shawarmaji restaurants his full energy. NOVATO — Another decades-old Bay Area standby, Marin County's Moylan's Brewery & Restaurant closed for good on Sunday, May 4. SFGATE reports the brewery collected more than 100 gold medals for its brews throughout its tenure. The spot, also beloved for Irish nachos and burgers, closed due to a changing beer landscape. 'You know, the beer business has changed — there's oversaturation — and our younger clientele is doing things differently now,' owner-brewer Brendan Moylan told the outlet. PETALUMA — The Press Democrat reports a three-year-old outpost of local chain Superburger closed on Thursday, May 29. The business's website let fans know the lease ended and the Sonoma County-based company simply chose not to renew. The other two outposts remain open. Sign up for our newsletter.
