KQED Food | Good to Eat, Foreign Cinema, Barcote | Check, Please! Bay Area @KQEDFood | Uploaded May 2024 | Updated October 2024, 18 hours ago.
On a new Check, Please! Bay Area: First up, Emeryville’s women-, queer-, and immigrant-owned Good to Eat is home to an innovative menu inspired by the night markets and street festivals of Taiwan. Next, in San Francisco, Mission District destination Foreign Cinema wows guests with seasonal California-Mediterranean bites alongside classic films, taking “dinner and a movie” to a whole new level. Lastly, located on Telegraph Avenue, Oakland’s Barcote brings East Africa cuisine to the East Bay: expect a mouthwatering taste of Ethiopia with its savory samosas and freshly-baked injera bread. Reporter Cecilia Phillips rounds out this week’s episode with a visit to Pop-Ups on the Plaza at San Francisco’s Ferry Terminal Plaza and Ferry Plaza Farmers Market, a series of events showcasing Black-owned businesses part of Foodwise’s Building Equity program.
#CheckPleaseBayArea #Emeryville #SanFrancisco #Oakland #EthiopianFood #TaiwaneseFood #BayArea
0:00 Check, Please! Bay Area (Season 19, Episode 4)
1:15 Good to Eat (Emeryville)
3:39 Three Bay Area guests share their thoughts on Good to Eat
7:37 Where to find Good to Eat
8:07 Foreign Cinema (San Francisco)
9:54 Three Bay Area guests share their thoughts on Foreign Cinema
14:34 Where to find Foreign Cinema
15:00 Barcote (Oakland)
16:53 Three Bay Area guests share their thoughts on Barcote
20:57 Where to find Barcote
21:16 Cecilia Tries It: Pop-Ups on the Plaza (San Francisco)
Support for Check, Please! Bay Area is provided by Oakland International Airport, IRG, Graham’s Port, Sutter Health, Crab House at Pier 39, and SF Fire Credit Union.
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On a new Check, Please! Bay Area: First up, Emeryville’s women-, queer-, and immigrant-owned Good to Eat is home to an innovative menu inspired by the night markets and street festivals of Taiwan. Next, in San Francisco, Mission District destination Foreign Cinema wows guests with seasonal California-Mediterranean bites alongside classic films, taking “dinner and a movie” to a whole new level. Lastly, located on Telegraph Avenue, Oakland’s Barcote brings East Africa cuisine to the East Bay: expect a mouthwatering taste of Ethiopia with its savory samosas and freshly-baked injera bread. Reporter Cecilia Phillips rounds out this week’s episode with a visit to Pop-Ups on the Plaza at San Francisco’s Ferry Terminal Plaza and Ferry Plaza Farmers Market, a series of events showcasing Black-owned businesses part of Foodwise’s Building Equity program.
#CheckPleaseBayArea #Emeryville #SanFrancisco #Oakland #EthiopianFood #TaiwaneseFood #BayArea
0:00 Check, Please! Bay Area (Season 19, Episode 4)
1:15 Good to Eat (Emeryville)
3:39 Three Bay Area guests share their thoughts on Good to Eat
7:37 Where to find Good to Eat
8:07 Foreign Cinema (San Francisco)
9:54 Three Bay Area guests share their thoughts on Foreign Cinema
14:34 Where to find Foreign Cinema
15:00 Barcote (Oakland)
16:53 Three Bay Area guests share their thoughts on Barcote
20:57 Where to find Barcote
21:16 Cecilia Tries It: Pop-Ups on the Plaza (San Francisco)
Support for Check, Please! Bay Area is provided by Oakland International Airport, IRG, Graham’s Port, Sutter Health, Crab House at Pier 39, and SF Fire Credit Union.
👉 SUBSCRIBE to watch more Bay Area food videos: bit.ly/2U0Wbkd 👈
🥗 Join us on Instagram➡ instagram.com/KQEDFood
🍔 Like us on Facebook➡ facebook.com/KQEDFood
🍕 Follow us on Twitter➡ twitter.com/KQEDFood
