This rebate program is designed to encourage Oakland residents to switch from car trips to eco-friendly transportation options, thereby reducing carbon emissions and supporting local businesses. Ava Community Energy has committed $10 million to assist residents in purchasing electric bicycles, making e-bike commuting more affordable and accessible to a larger audience.
Doug Mayeda, the produce manager at Village Market, inspects bell peppers and pineapples, emphasizing the importance of color in retail purchases and guiding his son's understanding of the business.
"We're building the kind of brewery we'd want to hang out at ourselves," said co-owner AJ Mitchell. "Whether you're out with friends catching the game, or on a date night looking for quality food and drinks, we've got something for you."
"Lower Pacific Heights isn't exactly known for its burrito population-you're more likely to find wine bars or a certain famous kouign-amann-but The City Taqueria feels like a Mission transplant in the neighborhood."
Kansas City barbecue, characterized by flavorful sauces and diverse meats, reflects a rich history and local culture, making it an everyday dining treasure, not just a treat.
"It feels like I'm losing a big part of my life," co-owner George Firrantello told The Post of the impending closure of the beloved shop, which first opened in 1969 on 18th Avenue.
"The Anchovy Bar's romantic ambiance, with dark tiles and floral arrangements, sets the stage for intimate conversations over unique dishes like spicy anchovies and broiled oysters."
"It's important to include your children in your life, reasonably. Like, I wouldn't go to Coachella with my baby but we're around the corner from my mother in law's house," Andrea Weaver told The Oaklandside.
Watching this episode now, you can practically smell and taste dishes like deep fried seafood deviled eggs, steaks with Haitian pikliz, and Biscoff-Butterfinger cheesecake through your screen.