A new pizzeria heads to Old Oakland, but its owner is keeping details hush-hush.

This family-run pop-up serves classic Creole cuisine with "a unique Bay Area twist."

This Piedmont Avenue bar is now serving burgers Saturday through Monday.

From burgers to donuts and Korean barbecue, these newcomers have a lot to offer.

The city's top-rated choice may surprise you.

The new 7,000-square-feet space features a full-service restaurant, bar and butcher shop.

These spots serve rice triangles and bulgogi, ramen and more.

The city's oldest Mexican eatery will soon pour its last margarita.

The shop fills a hole created by the closure of Colonial Donuts, which was located nearby.

Fire damage to the bakery's electrical and ventilation systems forced a temporary closure.

Whether you're a new resident, or just getting to know the area, these businesses are booming.

Even if you're the intern, you can still eat like a boss.

The eatery specializes in seaweed wraps filled with rice, vegetables and protein.