Santa Clara County may be on its way to legalizing indoor dining again soon, as cases and infection rates dip. That will be welcome news to restaurateurs that have spent the past year trying to eek by with limited seating outdoors. Until then, eateries are…
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Valentine’s Day approaches, and while this year the struggle may not be to lock in a coveted reservation, making the day special from home will be a new challenge. Here’s a sampling of businesses offering specials for the holiday, including wine pairings, sweet treats and…
Eating in is the new eating out in 2021 while everyone waits for the sea change that a vaccine and the end of a second wave of the pandemic is expected to bring. In the meantime, date night, casual food to-go or warm, easy-to-like comfort…
Reader, we did it. We left 2020 in the dust and now we’ve arrived in a brand new year, where surely everything will be better. But no one promised a miracle overnight, unfortunately. Across Silicon Valley, restaurants are still doing what they have to do…
The tap rooms and patios we know and love are closed, but the California ingenuity has kept the Silicon Valley businesses alive through nine months of closures, canceled gatherings and sky high delivery fees. So, as we collectively say goodbye to 2020, let’s do it…
The holidays at the end of the year have arrived and while we may not be able to be physically in the same room as the people we love and like to party with, we can still have fun and send the year off right….
As the pandemic lockdowns tighten across most of the Bay Area, 2020 will bring a Christmas like no other. Gatherings outside of a single household are prohibited and restaurants are relegated to takeout and delivery only—except in San Mateo County, where officials have pleaded with…
This week marked the first under the region’s new, restrictive stay-at-home order that has re-shuttered businesses and outlawed gatherings of basically any size if it includes people from outside a single household. But restaurants can still offer takeout and delivery, and after eight months of…
December has arrived—finally. That may mean the air is cooler and the mornings more rainy, but it also means we are on the precipice of leaving this crummy year behind. But first, let’s take a second to leave 2020 with some positivity: maybe that includes…
Almost everyone got a big shock last week when Gov. Gavin Newsom and state health officials decided that everyone needed to restart their efforts to tamp down on the novel coronavirus spread by shuttering indoor dining and other businesses. Eating outdoors under a heat lamp,…
