It’s All About the Community at Kate’s Kitchen
Hasan Khader founded Kate’s Kitchen in 1993 when he was only 23 years old. Since then, he’s built a neighborhood favorite through great food and a community-oriented atmosphere.
Hasan Khader founded Kate’s Kitchen in 1993 when he was only 23 years old. Since then, he’s built a neighborhood favorite through great food and a community-oriented atmosphere.
First it was a video store…then it added a small coffee bar…and now? A full-fledged bar & grill, serving great food and drink to the residents of SoMa. Check out Brickhouse Cafe’s full story here!
The Alembic Co-owner Mikha Diaz says it best when speaking about her business: “There’s this very basic human care thing that happens when you feed another person.” Today, this basic human care is more important than ever.
For Destino owner and head chef James Schenk, running a restaurant is simple…when it’s meant to be.
In June 2020, bakers united across the contry to promote #BakersAgainstRacism. For Crumble & Whisk owner and chef Charles Farrier, it was a time to get involved in “The sweeter side of justice.” Today, he continues promoting positive change, and making great cakes in the process.
It’s not tapas – it’s banchan. The Korean word for small dishes, banchan is a specialty for San Francisco-based restaurant Go Go 7. And even amidst a pandemic, owner Marilyn Lee has big plans for the restaurant’s future.
What is Layfayette’s Parisian dream come true? How about a local French restaurant that shares all of France’s wonderful cuisine with the Bay Area? Welcome to the world of Rêve Bistro.
For Java Beach Café owner Pat Maguire, overcoming personal challenges early on served as the impetus for longstanding success with his popular coffee shop. Today, Maguire and his wife/co-owner, Buffy, face new challenges brought on by Covid-19. Read their story here!
Owning a bakery may not have been Keith Truong’s first career path, but it’s certainly his passion. Now, the Owner-Pastry Chef talks 30+ years of operating his San Francisco mainstay, Ambrosia Bakery.
Tartine started out as a simple stall at the Berkeley farmers market. Since, it’s gone on to become a San Francisco staple, with 3 additional locations in Los Angeles and 4 in Seoul, South Korea. Read more about Tartine’s story here!