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A Filipino-inspired wagyu steakhouse is coming to this waterfront city (opens the original)
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People who love to dig into a honkin’ big steak will soon have a new option: Chiquo and Eva’s, scheduled to open soon in Benicia. The steakhouse is going into 321 First St., in the former space of Rookies Sports Bar & Grill, with the planned soft-opening date of Nov. 13. It is run by married couple Phil and Amanda Layoso and will serve Filipino-inspired cuisine, including Japanese and Australian wagyu, plus a rare and much-coveted wagyu tomahawk steak. The Layosos previously operated a barbecue-
Emeryville Restaurant Week: Here are the deals offered Oct. 1-11 (opens the original)
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It’s well known to anybody who’s dined in Emeryville – historic motto, “the rottenest city on the Pacific Coast” — that the food is anything but. Some fantastic restaurants call the little city home, serving everything from inventive Taiwanese to oh-so-crispy katsu to some of the best baklava in the Bay. Now, anybody with a few bucks and time on their hands has a good excuse to go munching in Emeryville. The city’s 2026 restaurant week runs Oct. 1-11, featuring more than 30 eateries offering pri
‘Together we ride’: The Oakland Black cowboy parade on Oct. 3 (opens the original)
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Back in the era of the great Western cattle drives, around the 1860s-1880s, it’s estimated that a full quarter of the cowboys were Black. That legacy of Black droving lives on in the Bay Area with the Oakland Black Cowboy Association, which each year stages a lively parade with colorful attire and dancing horses. “Founded in 1976, the Oakland Black Cowboy Association was created to bring the hidden stories of Black cowboys and cowgirls into the spotlight,” the association writes. “These pioneers
Alameda’s Admiral Maltings and The Rake to close (opens the original)
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A truly unique Bay Area establishment, Admiral Maltings, is shutting down. The good Admiral is known for producing its own malt to offer to beer-and-spirits brewers, made in a floor-malting process that customers could watch through glass windows. Located at 651A West Tower Ave. in Alameda, it is one of the island’s booze-centric businesses that give Spirits Alley its name. And now it’s going away — as is its pub featuring more than a dozen beers made with its malt, The Rake. The establishment w
16-year-old teen shot while leaving house party in Antioch (opens the original)
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Police in Antioch are investigating a shooting that injured a teenager on Sept. 26 as he left a house party. Several people called the Antioch Police Department’s dispatch center at 8:56 p.m. on Saturday for five or six gunshots in the 5400 block of Prewett Ranch Drive, according to a police statement released Sunday. Officers then learned that a teenager was dropped off at a local hospital with a gunshot wound. When they went to the hospital, they found a 16-year-old male who lives in Brentwood
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