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Kensington Eats at Lulu’: A Beautiful California Palestinian Brunch Haven
The lower end of Solano Avenue, where it meets San Pablo, has long been home to great food—but lately, it feels like something new is...
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The Heart of Kensington: The Kensington Circus Pub
If you live in Kensington, you’ve likely experienced the charm of the Kensington Circus Pub. Whether you’re a regular or just passing...
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First Fridays: A Toast to Community, Flavor, and Natural Wines
In the heart of the Gilman District, the First Friday Block Party has become a monthly ritual for locals and visitors. Held on the first...
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From Sunnyside to Solano Junction: A Neighborhood Breakfast Spot Reborn
For years, the corner of Solano Avenue and Curtis Street was home to a beloved local breakfast spot—Sunnyside Café. On sunny weekend...
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Kensington Eats at Lizzy’s
On the historic corner of Solano and Masonic sits Lizzy’s Cajun Cafe, a cozy brick storefront with a welcoming dine-in entrance at the...
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Kensington Eats at Raxakoul
Achieving the American Dream through Coffee and Cheese Enjoying a great meal doesn’t always mean dining out. Sharing something special...
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Kensington Eats at Matchpoint
Simon Chen, a Bay Area native and former tennis star from Albany High School, spent his early career in tech. However, like many during...
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Kensington Eats at Dolly’s
Is there such a thing as too much cheese? A common debate in our household revolves around this very question, particularly when it comes...
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A Beloved Biergarten Reborn
Our journey with the Westbrae Biergarten on Gilman Street began as first-time homeowners moving to the East Bay, then continued to...
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Sushi and the Hokusai Mural
Our family has long been fond of Sushi Matsu, a charming spot known for its exceptional sushi, conveniently located at the intersection...
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Sustainable Fresh Seafood!
Every Friday afternoon neighbors drop by Angela Chan’s house for their routine visit. Situated at the intersection of Rugby and Yale, a...
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Get Cafenated
In the ever-evolving landscape of remote work, searching for the perfect workspace is a perpetual quest. For many of us, escaping the...
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"Bad Signs, Good Wigns"
Amidst the bustling traffic in El Cerrito, there’s a hidden gem and a recent addition to the area. Blink and you’ll miss it. Even during...
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The Flavors of Peru
Since 2012, El Mono's founders, Matt, and Dani—have passionately pursued their mission to bring the flavors of Peru to the Bay Area....
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Encouraging Teens to Give Back
Our initial mission was to support the restaurant industry hit during the pandemic by crowd-sourcing large meal orders and providing...
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The San Pablo Taco Truck Tour
Whether you find yourself in a busy city or a quaint town, it's difficult not to notice the presence of a taco truck. Not only do these...
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Zomsa at Moesser Square
Almost every Kensington resident passes Moesser Square daily, whether on their way to work or running errands. We frequently make a visit...
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Family First at Jot Mahal
From a young age, Gurnam Singh discovered his passion for cooking, which would later develop into an obsession with organic and Halal...
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Kensignton Eats Goes Pyro
Pastrami holds a special place in the hearts of many, particularly those from the East Coast who are often nostalgic about their favorite...
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Dessert First
Since Kensington Eats / started up in 2020, we'd promised our daughter Audrey that she could co-write a review featuring nothing but...
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