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Fourth Street is located in West Berkeley and is super easy to get to. It’s about a 30 minute bus ride from the Southside of campus but it’s well worth it!

As the start of this endeavor, I wasn’t entirely sure that this would be entirely possible. I mean, it’s hard enough to find a good day’s worth of food for under $15, let alone three. But through the combined experiences of my friends and my frugal nature, I’ve managed to compile three full day’s worth of meals for under $15 (before tax and tip, sorry). 

If there’s anything the Berkeley area is known for, it’s the food. Filled with iconic restaurants like Gypsy’s, Cheese Board and La Note, Berkeley has a lot to offer.

Hopefully, any Californians willing to abandon their superior coast for a week or two will take my suggestions for things to do, straight from a New Yorker.

Ever since coming to Berkeley, not only have I missed my friends and family back at home, but I've also missed my comfort food: shawarma. To remind myself of home, I decided to try every single shawarma spot in Berkeley.

When living in the Bay Area with a wide array of local Hispanic restaurants, the question is no longer where to get food, but where to get food first.

A sizable portion of the community is still unvaccinated, and the potential for more dangerous and contagious COVID-19 mutations to appear is a possibility.

If workers and employers, typically on opposite sides of the aisle, can unite, so too can legislators around needed relief for restaurants and workers.

If you’re in Berkeley, there are still ways to get food from your staples on Telegraph Avenue. Here’s a list we’ve compiled to let you know which places are open so you can support your local restaurants and satisfy your cravings.