Sicilian-style restaurant to open on Shattuck Avenue
Agrodolce, a new Sicilian-style restaurant, is under construction and expected to open in early September at the former location of Cafe Gratitude at 1730 Shattuck Ave., in Berkeley’s Gourmet Ghetto.
Sicilian-style restaurant to open on Shattuck Avenue
Agrodolce, a new Sicilian-style restaurant, is under construction and expected to open in early September at the former location of Cafe Gratitude at 1730 Shattuck Ave., in Berkeley’s Gourmet Ghetto.
Sicilian-style restaurant to open on Shattuck Avenue
Agrodolce, a new Sicilian-style restaurant, is under construction and expected to open in early September on 1730 Shattuck Ave. at the former location of Cafe Gratitude, in Berkeley’s Gourmet Ghetto.
Sicilian-style restaurant to open on Shattuck Avenue
Agrodolce, a new Sicilian-style restaurant, is under construction and expected to open in early September on 1730 Shattuck Ave. at the former location of Cafe Gratitude, in Berkeley’s Gourmet Ghetto.
Vegan restaurant Cafe Gratitude to close after 10 years of service in Berkeley
After nearly a decade of service, Cafe Gratitude, a restaurant on Shattuck Avenue known for its all-vegan menu, will be closing at the end of the year.
Vegan restaurant Cafe Gratitude to close after 10 years of service in Berkeley
After nearly a decade of service, Cafe Gratitude, a restaurant on Shattuck Avenue known for its all-vegan menu, will be closing at the end of the year.
Berkeley's foodie culture has room for all dietary restrictions
Berkeley — city of hippies, protesters and counter-culturalists — is also a site of pilgrimage for foodies as the cradle of the American slow-food movement. Here, even the eats are quintessentially Berkeley: That cup of coffee, too, was designed to resist oppressive hegemons and change the world.
Berkeley's foodie culture has room for all dietary restrictions
Berkeley — city of hippies, protesters and counter-culturalists — is also a site of pilgrimage for foodies as the cradle of the American slow-food movement. Here, even the eats are quintessentially Berkeley: That cup of coffee, too, was designed to resist oppressive hegemons and change the world.