Roseland
Roseland, CA · Lifestyle
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New Danville Fitness Studio Is Celebrating With a Ribbon Cutting
DANVILLE, CALIFORNIA — A new Pilates studio in downtown Danville is inviting neighbors inside for a look around — and a ribbon-cutting celebration. Reformation, located at 25 Front Street, will celebrate with the Danville Area Chamber of Commerce on Monday, November 2. Doors open at 5 p.m., with the ribbon cutting scheduled for 6 p.m. The event runs until 6:30 p.m., and there is no charge to attend, according to the Chamber’s event listing.
livermorevine.com
El Dorado for modern Mexican fare in Dublin
El Dorado Modern Mexican Kitchen and Cantina opened a month after Cinco de Mayo. The restaurant is ready to welcome families who have recently honored their ancestors during the Día de Los Muertes holiday. Located in Hacienda Crossings, El Dorado is a place to enjoy sophisticated, yet traditional foods. Special occasion favorites such as tamales, mole negro, and sopapillas are available throughout the year and are made in house.
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Gold Rush history meets Netflix cult classic at this $25M Gothic mansion
In the 120 years since 1001 Vallejo was built for a gold magnate, the 9,545-square-foot Gothic mansion has been home to bohemians, soldiers, a department store heir, and a Nobel Prize winner. More recently, fans of the Netflix cult hit “The OA” have made so many pilgrimages to the home,...
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Oakley's Friday Night Bites Returns Nov. 6
Friday Night Bites is listed for November 6, with food trucks among the draws. The recurring event is listed at The Mercantile Lot, 3350 Main Street at Norcross Lane. The city and organizer list different venue details for Nov. 6: Oakley’s calendar places the event at Civic Center Park, 3231 Main St., from 5 to 9 p.m., while Foodie Crew lists The Mercantile Lot, 3350 Main St. at Norcross Lane. The listings agree on the date and event, but not the location, so attendees may want to confirm the site before heading out.
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San Francisco Says Goodbye to 4 Restaurants This October 2026
The Bay Area dining community is saying goodbye to several remarkable restaurants this October. Longtime favorites, including Agape Grill and Zephyr Grill and Bar, have closed their doors this month. Bay Area Restaurants Closing in October 2026. The vibrant San Francisco dining scene has been hit with a wave of...
livermorevine.com
99 Ranch Market closing store in Pleasanton’s Rose Pavilion
Asian grocery store chain 99 Ranch Market has confirmed its plan to close one of its supermarkets in the Tri-Valley later this fall. The 99 Ranch store at 4299 Rosewood Drive in Pleasanton, an anchor tenant in the Rose Pavilion shopping center at Rosewood and Santa Rita Road for the past 16 years, is scheduled to shutter Dec. 5.
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Phil Long — The Heart Behind Longevity Wines in Livermore
Phil Long never set out to become a winemaker. He grew up in Inglewood playing football, where sports kept him away from much of the trouble surrounding him. “Alcohol, drugs, and all of that were pretty much off the table because I played sports. I’m grateful that was the circle I traveled in, because alcohol, drugs, and gangs were very much part of another circle around me.”
KQED
Check, Please! Bay Area
KQED relies on the generous support of our local communities to provide quality programming and services. Impression of Lanzhou, Hurrica, Rosamunde Sausage Grill. In Berkeley, Impression of Lanzhou serves handmade Chinese noodles, big plate chicken and bone-in beef. Redwood City’s Hurrica offers elevated fare in a nautical-inspired setting, from milk bread with marinated feta and eggplant to whole roasted dorade. In San Francisco, Rosamunde Sausage Grill brings Oktoberfest spirit with sausages, pickles and German and craft beers.
hoodline.com
Dublin Gets 24/7 Indian Supermarket as Asian Population Reaches 55%
A sprawling, round-the-clock Indian supermarket opened its doors in Dublin, giving East Bay shoppers another place to grab curry, chaat and fresh produce at any hour of the day or night. The new store, run by the Apni Mandi Farmers Market chain, sits at 2840 Dublin Blvd. in the Fallon Gateway Center and is staying open 24 hours every day, as is its Sunnyvale sister location.
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2023 Wood Family Vineyards “Muy Bueno” Zinfandel – Just in Time for Holidays??
The Wine – “Wine is bottled poetry” – Robert Louis Stevenson. Being produced from one vineyard in Livermore provides a “terroir” of distinction. A dark wine in the glass with medium-heavy viscosity, yet translucent on the edges. Strong aromas of black fruits greet the imbiber followed by tastes of jammy, brightness of plums, red and black cherries and freshly picked berries providing an unparalleled juiciness of flavors. On the palate, the fruit is lively and refreshing with a tinge of spicy nutmeg, cinnamon and cloves. A reminder of Christmas spices. On the finish anise and black pepper notes linger along with the jammy fruit and from memory, just a bit more sweetness than the previous vintage. The wine will be released in November.
bayareatelegraph.com
Boichik Bagels Is Facing an “Imposter”
BERKELEY, CALIFORNIA — Boichik Bagels is warning customers to take a close look at where they’re ordering their next dozen. The Berkeley-founded bagel company says a lookalike website has copied its photos, product descriptions and branding, offering steep discounts in what the business describes as a scheme to collect customers’ card information.
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contracosta.news
Kiwanis Club of the Delta Hosts Pride of the Delta Restaurant Tour
ANTIOCH, CA — The Kiwanis Club of the Delta invites the community to enjoy an afternoon of delicious food while supporting local charities during its 2026 Pride of the Delta Restaurant Tour, scheduled for Sunday, November 1, 2026. The annual event will take place from 1:00 pm to 5:00...
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Berkeley Voters To Decide Whether to Double City’s Soda Tax
Berkeley was the first city in the U.S. to pass a tax on sugary drinks in 2014. This election, the city is asking voters to double it to 2 cents per fluid ounce. Classes let out at Berkeley High School at 3:33 pm on a recent weekday, and within minutes, scores of teenagers streamed into the Target a few blocks away on Shattuck Avenue for their afternoon soda fix.