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Hurr-approved eating options in the East Bay

Hurr-approved eating options in the East Bay

if you want grilled cheese and tomato soup, sacred wheel

if you want a fish taco cholita linda

if you want a kale taco and a fish taco la capilla

if you want Mediterranean food in the back of the only bar that is itself a member of the NAACP, at a 50s burger counter, wally's cafe

if you want relatively expensive but excellent real italian, enoteca molinari

if you want bagels, beauty's bagels

if you want good california full american breakfast with fresh veggies venus cafe

if you want a hippie as fuck "burrito" or salmon and veggies, or veggie soup, razan's organic kitchen

if you want momos, taste of the himalayas

if you want amazing lunch with no seating, sandwiches and soup, standard fare

if you want a baguette sammich and are willing to get there early, fornée bakery

if you want to see the berkeley scene go to chez panisse cafe

if you want tea, blue willow teaspot

if you want to go to a pub, schmidt's pub

if you want a proper croissant, la bedaine

if you want fancy indian, ajanta

if you want to spend $$$ and have incredible food around SF douchebags but with cool servers, kokkari estiatorio

if you want the vegetarian soup all the kung fu masters eat when they hit SF, in deep sunset, shangri-la vegetarian restaurant

if you want bibimbop, spoon korean

if you want paella, la marcha

if you arrive well before 8 and want "Mediterranean" food ba bite

vegan sushi? cha-ya

if you want great thai in a cinderblock box sabuy sabuy II

• the II is very important, it's in albany

if you want a kolsch and some german vegetables spisekammer

if you want some LEGIT thai in the middle of fucking nowhere Old Weang Ping.

• like, they have roti. super amazing.

if you want deep dish pizza, zachary's

if you want a korean porno bar*, dan sung sa

• it used to have porn posters on the wall but now just has movie posters

if you want korean tofu stew, pyeong chang tofu house

if you want clever japanese served at a fancy food court, b-dama