Receive fresh email newsletter content monthly. At the foot of the Oakland Hills, Rockridge is a lovely burby-like haven where Cal Berkeley grads come to live when they exit their 20s and start yearning for historic cottages, nice gardens, and a 86 walk score. Twitterites and techies who have newly flown the coop are lucky to nab a place to live in this desirable hub. Even so, all ages come to explore this model main street where two indie bookstores thrive Pegasus and Diesel.
Extreme shoppers and companions of extreme shoppers should be warned: walking Rockridge will easily swallow an afternoon. A break for sustenance is always a storefront away with a dozen new eateries in alone, including Ramen Shop and A16 Rockridge.
The 2, hand-painted tiles in the Rockridge BART station form a mural that depicts the Oakland hills firestorm of as remembered by the survivors. Market Hall is like Whole Foods but more neighborhoody, more curated.
It has a butcher, seafood counter, deli, florist, tea shop, and a cheesemonger. Frog Park is a tucked-away walking path that curves through a kind-of-hidden greenbelt of redwood trees and the Temescal Creek bed. Search Close. Things To Do. Don't Leave Just Yet! This tree-lined area is just too quaint to handle. The inside inside scoop The 2, hand-painted tiles in the Rockridge BART station form a mural that depicts the Oakland hills firestorm of as remembered by the survivors.
If you only have three hours Market Hall is like Whole Foods but more neighborhoody, more curated. A Day in Rockridge. A Cote. A16 Rockridge. A16 is named for the highway connecting Campania to Puglia and the menu is rooted in the This is where community gathers, memories get made, and Arellano's Salon.
