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The Experience, Emeryville: Public Market

The Experience: Travel the World One Bite at a Time!

Public Market food purveyors can’t wait to see you! Experience tastes from around the world. Check this website page to see a current list of which eateries are open and to find out their ordering protocol and hours.  In addition to installing a cleanliness infrastructure and rigorous health protocols, Public Market is offering the option for outdoor dining in the breezeway and the patio near Urban Outfitters.  Plus, many purveyors are offering takeout + delivery.

Currently, these favorites are open: C Casa, Koja Kitchen, Mama Lamees, Minnie Belle’s Soul Movement, NabiQ, Oui Oui Macaron, Paradita Eatery, Peet’s Coffee, Pig in a Pickle, Public Bar by Blush, Shiba Ramen, Super Duper Burgers, The Periodic Table and Wazwan. Support our local businesses while you shop for the holidays. You will receive a warm welcome!

Public Market has a Food Hall with a collection of globally inspired eateries plus retail and services.

Where:

5959 Shellmound St

Emeryville

http://publicmarketemeryville.com

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By |2020-11-25T12:51:00-08:00November 25th, 2020|Tags: , , , |0 Comments
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The Experience, Emeryville: Rudy’s Can’t Fail Cafe

The Experience: Outdoor Dining, Take-out & the Staff Wants You Back!

Though there is currently no more dining inside, do not despair – you can still get your favorite Rudy’s Combat Mac & Cheese! All you need to do is check the weather report and dress warmly,  bring a wind breaker, blanket or whatever the conditions dictate. Rudy’s Can’t Fail Café wants to see you! They have a tent in the patio and according to proprietor Doug Smith, “We’re trying to build some other structure out on the parking lot. Something like a wooden or metal parklet to accommodate more customers.” Currently on weekends, there is seating out in the parking lot for brunch and beyond.

Server Enriqueta Ruiz said the community is so supportive. “They’re still here! Even in the rain. We are trying to figure out how to adjust, but we all just have to have a positive attitude!”

Doug doesn’t think it will last too long, maybe just through the holiday season to the beginning of the new year. Think orange, not purple or red; wear your mask and socially distance. We will get through this. Meanwhile you can still order online for pickup. Rudy’s is open Tues – Sat, 8am – 9pm and Sun and Mon 8am – 4pm. Join them for Happy Hour Tue – Sat, 6-9pm with all drafts beer half off. Remember, When you are at Rudy’s Can’t Fail Cafe, you are Rudy.  (510) 594-1221

Where:

4081 Hollis St

Emeryville

https://www.iamrudy.com/

By |2020-11-18T14:18:31-08:00November 17th, 2020|Tags: , |0 Comments
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The Experience, Emeryville: Townhouse Bar & Grill

The Experience: Outdoor Dining, Take-out & the Prime Rib is Back!

Come to the Townhouse and experience the simple classics served effortlessly since 1990. Chef Ellen Hope Rosenberg has passed this Emeryville favorite establishment onto  new ownership with a new kitchen team under Executive  Chef Jake Kwan-Rosebush. Their menu has riffs of old favorites. Some menu highlights are P.E.I. Mussels & Chorizo, the Townhouse Burger (7 oz angus patty) with bacon, caramelized onions and aged cheddar, a Fried Chicken Sandwich with slaw on a soft Acme bun, and a Pan Seared Loch Duart Salmon. And don’t worry – you can still order sides of garlic fries or sweet potato fries! Specialty cocktails and a curated wine list await you.

They are doing everything they can to keep everyone safe by following the Alameda County guidelines and ask that their guests do the same.  Please wear your mask at all times unless physically eating or drinking. They are thrilled to have you back! You can order online, call for a reservation, or just come by. Current hours: Wednesday – Friday, 12-8p, Saturday Brunch 11a-4p and dinner 4p-8p; Brunch only on Sunday 11a-4p. Keep checking their website or FB for updates. 510-652-6151

Where:

5862 Doyle Street

Emeryville

http://www.townhousebarandgrill.com

By |2021-04-27T17:09:45-07:00November 4th, 2020|Tags: , , |0 Comments
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The Experience, Emeryville: Ohana Cannabis Co.

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Stay Safe & Healthy: Cannabis, Nutrition & Your Calm

Take a load off and visit Ohana Cannabis. You’ll find yourself in a restful, serene atmosphere with patient and knowledgeable consultants to answer all your questions, be you a first timer or old timer. They want to help you have the best cannabis experience possible and help you discover what you may be looking for in their products, plus, give you time to understand dosing for your unique needs. According to the co-founder Nasser Azimi, many of their clients are looking for cannabis products to manage anxiety, sleeplessness and pain.  Ask them about nutrition and cannabis products, including CBD. Also ask about vet-approved products for your dog.

“It is extremely important to us,” says Azimi, “is that our employees and customers have a safe and rewarding experience.  We routinely sanitize our premises and we ask everyone to wear masks prior to entry into our shop.”  If you do not have a mask, you can wear a complimentary disposable mask that they offer for customers.  Hours are 8am – 10pm daily.  In addition to walk-in and online orders for pickup or delivery, customers can place their orders by calling/texting Ohana at (510) 925-1266.

Where:

5745 Peladeau St
Emeryville

http://ohanacannabis.com

By |2020-11-03T22:49:34-08:00November 3rd, 2020|Tags: , , |0 Comments
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The Experience, Emeryville: Celebration of the Arts

The Experience: View the Emeryville Art Exhibition Through Your Own Words!

Emeryville’s 2013-2015 Poet Laureate Sarah Kobrinsky Presents Poetry Writing + Reading Workshops

Ekphrastic Poetry* Writing Workshop – Sunday, October 16, 2-5pm

Join Sarah Kobrinsky, the 2013-2015 Poet Laureate of Emeryville, in this generative writing workshop. According to Sarah, “We will compose poems in response to the artwork in this year’s Celebration of the Arts show. Using various prompts and techniques, we will explore new ways of seeing with our words.” Complete beginners to seasoned writers are welcome. This workshop is limited to 20 people. Participants will be invited to submit their poems for an anthology, and to participate in a live reading on October 29th. Register online!

Ekphrastic Poetry Reading – Thursday, October 29, 7-8:30pm

You’re invited to an evening of poetry reading. Some ekphrastic poems will be read. Ekphrastic poems focus on works of art by interpreting, inhabiting, confronting, and speaking to their subjects. The ekphrastic poems at this reading will focus on any of the 185 works of art in the 34th Annual Emeryville Art Exhibition. Register online!

About Sarah Kobrinsky

Sarah Kobrinsky  was born in Canada, raised in North Dakota, seasoned in England, and tempered in California. Sarah was named the 2013-2015 Emeryville Poet Laureate and Poetry in Motion was one of her robust programs executed during her tenure that delighted bus riders in Emeryville. Each month cards with poems were placed on the Emery- Go-Round for folks to read as they traveled through Emeryville.  Sarah and her husband have their own unique line of handmade porcelain dinnerware showcased in their studio/shop in Emeryville called Jered’s Pottery. She has also authored and published a book of poetry, “Nighttime on the Other Side of Everything.”

*According to the Poetry Foundation, an ekphrastic poem is a vivid description of a scene or, more commonly, a work of art. Through the imaginative act of narrating and reflecting on the “action” of a painting or sculpture, the poet may amplify and expand its meaning.

Where:

https://www.emeryarts.org/poetry?mc_cid=7e85d2115b&mc_eid=562895e2ff

By |2020-10-14T11:01:23-07:00October 14th, 2020|Tags: , |0 Comments
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