Best of Berkeley: Food 2020
Kaitlan Tseng/Senior Staff
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.
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Quiz: Where should you take your UC Berkeley graduation photos?
It’s time to be original and take a graduation photo scaling the Campanile or in front of the refrigerators at Golden Bear café. Take this quiz to figure out your unique grad photo shoot location!
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Pasta la vista: Where you should go to celebrate National Pasta Day
National Pasta Day is devoted to celebrating the most loved dish of them all: pasta. Here are some of the best pasta spots to check out in Berkeley!
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4 favorite dishes from Berkeley restaurants you can make at home
If you love Berkeley’s food scene but are balling on a budget, here are four meals you can make at home to fill the restaurant-shaped hole in your life.
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5 places that are cheaper and tastier than Cal Dining
The best thing about college cafeteria food is its affordability, so with the recent price hike, here are some alternative options to save you some money.
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Sober or drunk? Here are the best late-night eats to get on Durant Avenue!
If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by the bounty of choices offered by this oasis of late-night eats, the Clog is here to guide you with a definitive power ranking of your options.
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Radici joins string of Italian restaurants in Berkeley
Radici, a new Italian restaurant from the longtime owners of Berkeley Italian cafe PIQ, is set to join a growing Berkeley Italian food scene in early 2017.
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City Council debates eliminating Telegraph restaurant quotas
The city currently has numerical and size limitations on businesses such as restaurants, gift shops, and barber shops in the Telegraph Avenue commercial district. A proposal considers temporarily relaxing the quotas for three years.
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Restaurant owners voice concerns over relaxing quotas
After hearing numerous concerns from local restaurant owners at its meeting Tuesday night, the Berkeley City Council decided to defer voting on a contentious item that would expand the number of restaurants that can operate on Telegraph Avenue.
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