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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.
King Kog Bicycle Shop
Drexl Bar
Lost & Found Beer Garden
Liba Falafel
Coloso Coffee
RAWR
Parlour
field day and friends
Oaklandish
Modern Coffee II
Oakland Ice Center
The Hatch | Abura-ya
Frank Ogawa Plaza
Cafe Van Kleef
Era Art Bar
The Cathedral of Christ the Light
Light inspires a modern day Cathedral.
Analog
Plum Bar
Duende
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Liba Falafel
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- 380 17th Street
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Liba Falafel is the first brick-and-mortar location of the beloved gourmet food truck of the same name. The fast-causal restaurant offers fresh falafel which customers top off with rotating offerings of various seasonal sides, salads, and sauces in a DIY style falafel bar. The restaurant is colorful and eclectic, with counter style seating on the ground floor, as well as a small mezzanine overlooking the din of the usually packed space.