North Oakland’s Actual Cafe and Victory Burger closing
A sad day for North Oakland and the surrounding area as Actual Cafe announced its closure after seven years in business. “You are the reason that
E’ville Biz: Peet’s Expanding East, Nielsen looking to acquire Gracenote, Coding Dojo to Public Market
Emeryville-headquartered Peet’s Coffee & Tea announced it will be expanding East by opening a roastery in Suffolk, Virginia. The Emeryville location was once home
E’ville Biz: TubeMogul acquired, Coworking coming to Watergate, Berk/Emery Bio hosting student night
In a letter addressed to clients and partners on their website, TubeMogul CEO Brett Wilson announced their acquisition by massive computer software company, Adobe
Banh Mi Joint rebooting as Monster Pho 2, Bringing Pho to Emeryville
After launching less than two months ago, Banh Mi Joint owner Tee Tran has already made significant changes to his Emeryville restaurant. After observing
Rudy’s Can’t Fail founder Jeffery Bischoff addresses decision to temporarily reduce restaurant hours
Rudy’s Can’t Fail Cafe announced on Friday that it will temporarily suspend dinner and late night service at both its Emeryville and Oakland locations. The
New “Little City Emeryville” organization hoping to give small business a voice in our city
Former SF Chronicle columnist Chip Johnson once famously referred to Emeryville as “the Little City that could” in this 1999 piece, acknowledging the business boom at
E’ville Biz: Farley’s Cafe among three more Post-MWO Small Business owners parting ways with Emeryville
Two more Emeryville small business owners have announced their departure from our city and a third is in limbo. The popular Farley’s Cafe on 65th
Off the Grid: Emeryville Public Market shifting to Monthly Festival format
Off the Grid has announced that they will be shifting their weekly Public Market food truck market that has been going for the past two
Economist article describes Emeryville Minimum Wage “Leap of Faith”
As Emeryville approaches the one year anniversary of its implementation of its highest in the nation Minimum Wage Ordinance (MWO), another national publication has turned
E’ville Biz: Josephine.com pauses operations, San Pablo Ave McDonald’s rebuild begins, Salsipuedes shutters
Josephine.com, who brought the sharing economy model to home-cooked meals, communicated a “pause” on their operations as they look to work around stringent health code regulations. “In many
E’ville Biz: Jamba Juice moving headquarters to Texas, AAA to Walnut Creek
Jamba Juice recently announced its intent to move from its EmeryBay office complex headquarters to Frisco, TX. 120 Emeryville jobs will be impacted. AAA also recently announced
E’ville Biz: Bacano, Teacake bakeries among rash of recent Emeryville Restaurant and Retail closures
Bacano Bakery sadly announced their closure on April 5th. They held a final sale to bid farewell to the community they adopted over a year and
E’ville Biz: Emeryville startup Imperfect Produce wants us to eat “uglier”
Operating out of a small warehouse at 63rd & Hollis, Imperfect Produce is on a mission to shatter the unrealistic beauty standards of the produce industry and reduce
Exclusive Interview: Berkeleyside Co-Founder Tracey Taylor on the state and future of local online news
If there’s anyone I model The E’ville Eye after in the local online news space, It’s Berkeleyside.com. Berkeleyside is an independently owned, online news website founded
E’ville Biz: Linka appears on Shark Tank, Zymergen pioneering Gene editing, New CEO for Tanium
Zymergen, located in Heritage Square building across from Doyle-Hollis Park, is at the center of the gene-editing revolution using a breakthrough technique known as CRISPR
E’ville Biz Digest: LeapFrog Acquired, Paulding & Co. provides Super Bowl tips, more praise for Shiba
Struggling Emeryville company LeapFrog was acquired by rival VTech Holdings of Hong Kong for $72 million it was announced via a Press Release on
E’ville Biz Digest: Ripple Foods, Imperfect Produce, TCHO Chocolates, Highwire and Scarlet City Espresso
Five Emeryville Business that have garnered attention in other publications are profiled in this edition of our E’ville Biz Digest. The first is a Gluten-free and
Crowds flock as Nordstrom Rack celebrates Grand Opening at East Bay Bridge Shopping Center
The much-anticipated Nordstrom Rack Grand Opening was held today as doors opened to the public at the recently renovated East Bay Bridge Shopping Center. The
Anthony Bourdain’s Parts Unknown spotlights “One of the last of its kind” Trader Vic’s
Season 6 of the popular CNN Show Anthony Bourdain’s Parts Unknown brought the popular television personality to San Francisco. Bourdain makes a pit stop across
Public Market bringing Portland-based New Seasons Market Grocery Store to Emeryville
City Center Realty Partners has been teasing us with bringing an “Organic Grocery Store” tenant to the Public Market since back in December of 2013. Today it
Pixar set to release “The Good Dinosaur” this fall
Pixar’s perfect streak of debuting #1 at the box office may have come to an end with its recent release of Inside Out (thanks
Coco Delice Fine Chocolates abruptly shutters, The Bread Project Forced out
Coco Delice Fine Chocolates Chef Dennis Kearney recently announced the sad closing of his six-year Emeryville chocolate business effective August 31st. Kearney noted the elimination of
E’ville Biz: Tanium ramps up expansion, Former Apple Engineers launch Green Furniture Line
Emeryville Cybersecurity firm Tanium, located in the Towers complex, is raising a new round of funding that would bring its total valuation to $2.5
Emeryville Public Market Renovation: Mayo & Mustard, We Sushi latest food trucks to sign leases
Despite some recent “setbacks”, the food hall portion of the Emeryville Public Market renovation is coming along steadily. In addition to some interior art including
