Pho Vy’s final days, and Walnut Creek Yacht Club shutters after 28 years

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Brewja Espresso

A reader knowledgeable us that the situation within the heart of Brewja Espresso within the heart of Oakland was served a 3 -day notification to pay or cease hire, accompanied by a photograph of the notification on the door with greater than $ 79,000 in hire. The Cafe’s Instagram Feedback The situation of Oakland is completely closed. A second location nonetheless works in San Lorenzo. Brewja Espresso was on 409 14th St. (in Franklin) in Oakland.

Church’s Rooster (El Cerrito)

The kiplocation of one other East Bay Church is closed – this time within the metropolis of El Cerrito. (The hen of Oakland’s Church just lately closed its doorways after the failure of a well being inspection.) Church’s was on 11575 San Pablo Ave. (at Chopping Blvd.) in El Cerrito.

Phở Vy

The a lot -praised Vietnamese restaurant Phở Vy, identified for his reassuring soups and Mexican Vietnamese merger, closes its doorways on Might 18. Proprietor. Tuan Nguyen told Kqed That he goes all the way down to handle older members of the family, however is planning to broaden the providers to catering and pop-ups. For 9 years, Phở Vy has served a few of the most beloved soups of the East Bay, in addition to Bò Kho Tacos – made a twesabirria twesion with Vietnamese beef stew and garnished with inserted greens often in Bánh Mì. Phở Vy was at 401 Worldwide Blvd. In Oakland.

Starbucks (Shattuck Ave.)

After a turbulent few years employee And Sudden, unplanned closuresStarbucks has closed its Shattuck Avenue location eternally. The shop is talked about as completely closed on Yelp and Google. Starbucks was situated on 2224 Shattuck Ave. (between Allston Method and Kittredge St.) in Berkeley.

Walnut Creek Yacht Membership

After nearly three many years of serving steam boats, shrimp cocktails and charged Clam Chowders, Walnut Creek Yacht Membership entered the sundown. Homeowners Ellen McCarty and Kevin Weinberg have introduced the closure on the web site of the restaurant.

“After an extended and considerate consideration, we made the choice to shut Walnut Creek Yacht Membership on the following problem of our lives – pension,” they wrote. “We spoke with others who needed WCYC to sail, however this occupation was constructed with our blood, sweat and tears, and we knew that if another person took the helm, she couldn’t endure new storms that would come up her away. To maintain her legacy and guarantee that everybody may bear in mind as she was, we was to sail her safely and her safely.” Walnut Creek Yacht Membership was on 555 Bonanza St. in Walnut Creek.