Opened by Jeannie Rogge in 2011, this old-school American diner serves breakfast and lunch on a Mishawaka Avenue corner. The family-owned local diner believes in delicious breakfast and homestyle cooking by offering build-your-own omelettes, biscuits and gravy, and pancakes....
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In a little corner of downtown Alameda, a husband-and-wife team is quietly serving some of the most authentic Xi’an street food in the Bay Area—the kind that makes foodie pilgrims travel across bridges and locals guard the secret fiercely. 🍜 Larry and Tammy Lu opened this spot in 2017 after relocating from San Francisco, swapping Larry’s importing business for something they call “relaxing”—even though they make nearly everything by hand, fold dumplings to order, and run the entire operation themselves. […]...









