Nine out of the city's 12 breweries will take part in Visit Oakland's latest initiative.

The announcement comes a week after a scathing review by a New York Times food critic.

The owners of Nob Hill's Beanstalk Cafe will take it over.

Bayview Pasta started small, but has big plans to expand its impact in the community.

The new corner market offers both lotto tickets and more artisanal wares, along with fun twists like a working payphone.

The clinic, which works with kids with speech, motor, and sensory processing issues, helps them learn and grow by exploring the neighborhood.

Oakland bids farewell to two bakeries, a pho place and other eateries.

The local roaster specializes in single-origin, fair-trade brews, but aims to serve them with a casual vibe.

Jay Porter wants to make craft beer and sustainably-raised food more accessible.

Local businesses are raising funds for the nonprofit, plus four new places to eat are coming soon.

After serving the Laurel district for 13 years, owner Luan Stauss relocated downtown.

It's taking over a vacant storefront that has been a magnet for homeless encampments.

The bookstore has become a neighborhood staple since opening three years ago.