Not long ago, a renaissance of art, food, beverage and a plethora of eager small businesses began transforming this neighborhood, giving like-minded creatives, chefs, artists and entrepreneurs, a place to hone their craft. The preservation of historic landmarks, a rich history of political activism and an active art scene lends itself to a culture of civic pride bringing diverse activity to the heart of Oakland.
Light inspires a modern day Cathedral.
Walking up to Analog, you're greeted with a roped off seating area that looks like the outside of a bar, all black trim and a red logo. Inside, a vivid collection of VHS tapes and an old school television plays 'old' films and entertains the patrons. The geometric pendants and graffiti work add a young, vibrant feel amidst older architectural finishes and the lone gilded frame. No frills, just really good food and small, fun touches. Overall, Analog is snug, bright and friendly space with a cool underground vibe.
