“Rottenest City” profiled as a travel destination on HuffPost
E’ville seems to be on quite a roll as of late. Recently profiled in the popular “Why I love series” on The Bold Italic and
Prizefighter and Honor Barkeepers both profiled
Two completely different bars with completely different vibes. What do they have in common? They’re both making waves in the Bay Area and even
Rotten City Pizza Owner looking to open “The Branch Line” Bar at Peladeau & 59th
Jonas Bernstein, founder of the popular Rotten City Pizza establishment (A name that honors E’ville’s sordid past) has applied for a use permit at the
West Oakland turns 16th Street Train Station into Halloween Attraction
Looking for something fun to do for Halloween? Well you may have noticed some activity over the border at the 16th St. Central Station along
E’ville Bites Review: Bacano Bakery – Baked Goods Made from Ancient Grains with a Focus on Community
Good news E’villains! Bacano Bakery is finally set for its Grand Opening this Saturday, October 18th after a month-long soft opening period to work
Christie Avenue Park to be redesigned & expanded as part of Marketplace redevelopment project
Rejoice Christie Core neighbors, a new park is coming your way! The Emeryville Planning Commission met on July 24th, to review and discuss plans for the
Emeryville Trader Vic’s hosts “Mai Tai Toast Around the World” Anniversary Celebration
One of the most personally enjoyable posts I’ve written for the E’ville Eye was my “Rediscover E’ville’s most celebrated bar” article about Trader Vic’s
E’ville Bites: Bacano Bakery Soft Opening, Panda Express coming, Dogs invited!
I don’t know if you can have two more polar opposite establishments in one post, but here it goes. One is at the cusp
Martin Yan’s latest KQED show “Taste of Vietnam” filming at Emeryville’s Granite Expo
When I was a child, I remember clearly the moments I watched Martin Yan’s Yan Can Cook at home with my mom. Chef Yan
E’ville Digest: Smashburger coming to 40th St., Public Market kicks off renovations, Amtrak promotes rail safety
A selection of Emeryville-centric articles from around the web that residents might find of interest: Smashburger, a Colorado based burger chain that distinguishes itself
E’ville Digest: Local Filmmaker debuts PBS show, Community Garden profiled, Bayside Park Hosts Cultural Exchange
A selection of Emeryville-centric articles from around the web that residents might find of interest: Emeryville Resident, travel photographer and filmmaker Greg Roden directs
E’ville Fame: Celebrities, Athletes and Musicians that have crossed paths with our city
The sad and unfortunate passing of Robin Williams led to an interesting conversation with longtime Councilwoman Nora Davis at the last National Night Out
Grand Opening: E’ville Original “Scarlet City Espresso” on Adeline
Emeryville has spawned its share of originals. Trader Vic’s (originally on the Oakland side of the border, I know), Rudy’s Can’t Fail may have
Public Market to host Saturday Off the Grid Weekly lunchtime event
In additional to Wednesday’s lunch market on Park & Haven behind City Hall, the Public Market has recently announced it is getting in on
E’ville Voices: Planning Commissioner Brad Gunkel on Utilizing Monuments to Enhance our City’s Identity
Our “E’ville Voices” guest blogger series was created to net a broader range of voices about our city in flux and initiate dialogue through
Father Aidan McAleenan of St. Columba featured on KQED
If you’ve ridden down San Pablo Ave. at Alcatraz or paused in front of Actual Cafe, you’ve probably seen them. White slender wood crosses
The E’ville Eye honored as “Best Neighborhood Blog” by East Bay Express
East Bay Express, the Bay Area’s only independently owned large-circulation newspaper is a local alternative to mainstream media with both online and print publications. In
E’ville’s Poet Laureate launches “Poems on the Emery Go-Round” program
The City of Emeryville is asking you to “Put down your phone, pick up a poem!”. As part of the Poet Laureate program of
The Broken Rack reopens at new Greenway location
Honor Kitchen & Cocktails has been such a great addition to Emeryville, but it sure is lonely over there. The obscure but popular establishment
Grease Box: Gluten-Free Southern Comfort Food in North Oakland
Just a 15 minute walk from my home in Emeryville is a cute little gluten-free Southern comfort food restaurant called Grease Box located in
SF Blog “Why I Love …” series spotlights Emeryville
Well E’villians, we knew we couldn’t keep it a secret forever. Eventually they were going to find out the truth about us: That we’re more
Emeryville & Oakland joining forces this Saturday for “Love Our Neighborhood Day”
Imagine our neighborhoods not bordered by roads and corralled by speeding vehicles spewing exhaust … but by crowds of pedestrians and bicycle lanes. Instead of
E’ville Arts: Fish house architect Tssui, Red Baron creator Hoare & Emery students mapping our history
A selection of Emeryville-centric artists being profiled from around the web including Berkeley artist Tyler Hoare whom was one of the original contributors to Emeryville’s
Former Cafe Aquarius Spot leased to new Bakery
Our efforts to prevent Cafe Aquarius from closing back in December through our Change.org online petition were unfortunately for naught, but I’m proud of the outpouring
