Lunette in the Ferry Building offers Cambodian favorites by Chef Nite Yun from Nyum Bai, with dishes like kuy teav Phnom Penh soup, priced at $21.
The New Bar, a non-alcoholic bottle shop, opened in Cow Hollow, offering boozeless favorites, glassware, and home goods.
Ben Ben Hot Pot quietly opened in Berkeley, offering all-you-can-eat hot pot until 10 p.m., taking over the former Himalayan Flavors location.
RH Palo Alto, the fourth Bay Area gallery, opened at Stanford Shopping Center, showcasing over-the-top fanciness and a menu featuring branzino and shrimp salad.
Swing Shift in San Mateo provides global comfort food with upscale twists on nostalgic favorites like tacos campechanos and Irish meat pies.
Taqueria Los Pericos in Aptos expanded to a new location, offering beloved Santa Cruz tacos like never before, led by owners Eleazar Zambrano and Jose Ruiz.
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