Chef José Andrés' Zaytinya, offering Mediterranean cuisine, has opened at Stanford Shopping Center, promising authentic dishes and unique beverage options to Bay Area food enthusiasts.

Pho Love was temporarily closed for health violations, including mishandled meat and a cockroach infestation, after a viral video prompted an investigation.

A 12-seat kappo counter from Omakase Restaurant Group is coming to Stanford Shopping Center, offering a nine-course Japanese–Californian tasting menu.

Tony DiMaggio's Pizza in San Jose reopens with community support after recovering from a fire, serving its classic stromboli to a delighted customer base.

Poppy & Claro is opening in downtown San Jose, offering California-inspired cuisine with a New York twist, serving everything from coffee to cocktails.

San Jose's Japantown businesses owned by Jordan and Rina Trigg face closure, prompting community support and a GoFundMe campaign initiated by former Councilman Peralez.

The FDA expanded a recall of frozen shrimp to nine states — including California and Massachusetts — after cesium-137 was detected in imported shipments. Consumers should check labels and dispose of or return affected packages.

This Whole Foods has been shuttered since April after health inspectors found rodents and cockroaches. The store says it is renovating and will request a reinspection before reopening.

Tony Gemignani is opening a new Slice House pizza location in Milpitas, offering a variety of pizza styles and other Italian dishes. Opening is planned for fall near the Great Mall.

Square Pie Guys is opening a new Detroit-style pizza location in Campbell, with an expanded menu featuring items like burgers and Szechuan wings. The owner plans to grow the chain further.

Maverick Jack’s to offer food services at Coyote Point Recreation Area on weekends from August to October. San Mateo County Parks gears up for upgraded experiences with local culinary favorites.

San Jose's Iguanas Home Of The Burritozilla is closing after 32 years, with its last day on July 27. The Orozco family thanked the community and hinted at future endeavors.

Two Burlingame restaurants, Café Capuchino and Que SeRaw SeRaw, face eviction by the new property owner, threatening the local community's social hubs.