A Fruitvale bakery is closing to the public, a planned Dimond District café is not opening after all and East Oakland has a new pizza place.

In this edition: two Oakland cafes close their brick-and-mortar locations permanently and a third will stay closed after shelter-in-place ends, while all three continue brisk online sales.

Here's everything you need to know about Oakland's restaurant scene this week.

The Oakland restaurant scene saw three permanent casualties this week as the shelter-in-place wears on.

In this edition: Downtown has a new hot chicken spot, a coffee roastery opens a kitchen, and Uptown loses a café known for displaying artwork on the walls.

Plus, a new bar is offering steam-your-own barbecue pork buns and big-batch cocktails to take home.

Plus, an Oakland company commits $50K to purchase and donate food from local restaurants — and is seeking more funds.

Two Oakland restaurants have closed permanently, while a third may be on the bubble.

Besides the usual takeout and delivery, local restaurants are getting creative to help survive the shelter-in-place order.

Visiting Trestle Glen, or just exploring the area more? Get to know this Oakland neighborhood by browsing its most popular local businesses, with ratings, photos and more.

Here's a rundown of top businesses in the city. Did your favorite make the cut?

Looking to uncover all that Jack London Square has to offer? Get to know this Oakland neighborhood by browsing its most popular local businesses, with ratings, photos and more.

Tapa fans, take heed: there's a new spot in town to get your fix. The fresh arrival is located at 1618 Franklin St.