Oakland’s Pizzeria Violeta Debuting New Outpost in the City

Coming to 1640 18th Street, Suite B, the eatery will land near American Steel, Kilovolt Coffee, and the West Oakland Farmer's Market.
Coming to 5900 College Avenue, the eatery will land near Ramen Shop, Yimm Oakland, and Zachary's Chicago Pizza.
“We’re certainly thankful and enjoyed our time, and definitely could have kept going, but at this point, it was just about doing something new and recalibrating.”
“I grew up in beer gardens in Munich, so I know how the food tastes and is served,” new owner Gisela Qasim shares.
“We've had a really great team with us for a long time now... Our biggest thing is trying to keep them busy and employed."
“Over time, we hope to listen to consumers and the community to see what we can bring that’s different."
"Flour + Water Pizza Shop will be slinging its popular California-style pizzas in a 1,800-square-foot, street-level space."
Coming to 1501 Mt Diablo Boulevard, the concept will land near Ethan Allen Furniture Store, Nordstrom, and Va de Vi Bistro & Wine Bar.
The restaurateur behind Aurora Centro, Dario Barbone, is renaming and relocating the concept.
Bacchus Management Group plans to debut a new concept, Augustine, at Santana Row.
The eatery is planning to open a new outpost in San Jose at 1301 West San Carlos Street, taking over a spot that was formerly home to a Burger King.
Coming to 607 St. Helena Highway, the museum will land near PRESS, Sutter Home Winery, and V. Sattui Winery.
The creamery will offer to-go ice cream with an "Asian twist," kolaches, and milkshakes.
Coming to 1343 Martin Luther King Jr Way, the business — listed as One Milk Tea Berkeley — will land just down the street from Cafenated Coffee Company, Chez Panisse, and Peet's Coffe.
“We’ve had a lot of people come in and support the bar,” Ramsubhag tells What Now San Francisco, adding “I’ve been focusing on more events and changing our wine menu a little.”
Coming to 30 E Santa Clara Street, Suite 110, the cafe will land near MINIBOSS, Pastelaria Adega, and Scratch Cookery.
"The new space offers views of San Francisco Bay and will be decked out with large screens showing sporting events, luring sports fans on game days."
"After the pandemic hit in 2020 and plans of expansion were in question, our team realized the overwhelming success at Slice House in Walnut Creek and saw the long-term potential for an expanded, fast-casual chain with high-quality, diverse styles of pizza," shares the owner.
“After the third spot opens we’re planning to franchise. We’ll give people the option to buy markets like San Diego and San Francisco," shares the owner.
Coming to Alexander Street and East 10th Street, the shop will land near Alexander Station, Taco Bell, and Tadka Indian Cuisine.

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