1951 Coffee Company

The Berkeley Forum announced its fall 2022 lineup of events for this semester Sept. 7, which will feature speakers talking about current events such as reproductive rights, data privacy and infectious disease.

Coffee can be more than just a drink; for some, it opens up a field of opportunities, as discussed by former refugees in an event hosted by 1951 Coffee Company Thursday.

Buying a cup of coffee is simply a daily routine, but with the reopening of one of 1951 Coffee Company’s locations, customers can once again turn a beverage into "a life-altering opportunity,” according to 1951 Coffee co-founder and CEO Doug Hewitt.

In 2015, 1951 Coffee Company burst onto the cafe scene with its barista training program for refugees, but it is now facing tough times.

The La Cocina's Cantina restaurants in the Martin Luther King Jr. Student Union will not be reopening in the fall.

With maki rolls ranging from $2.25 to $6.95 and special rolls topping out at $10.95, Elmwood Avenue’s Manpuku will satisfy a sushi craving of any magnitude without breaking the bank. 

What if I told you that you could easily make mochi muffins at home? You can make these delicious mochi muffins in just under an hour!

At restaurants, I would routinely ask to sample everyone’s dish, make some unsophisticated mental notes about texture and taste, and then focus on the crux of my review: the time with my family.

Berkeley is brimming with tons of sugary shops for you to satisfy all of your sweet tooth cravings. The sheer number of such places is quite intimidating and it can be difficult to determine which are actually worth visiting. To make the decision a little sweeter for you, here are some places that will fulfill every single one of your sugary desires.