Romeo's Coffee

The smell of freshly cooked falafel wafts from beneath an inviting green awning, beckoning passers-by on Durant Street to eat at D’yar Mediterranean Cuisine — The Daily Californian’s 2022 pick for best Mediterranean food.

Coffee indulgence is often deemed essential to the college experience. Sometimes you need to escape the libraries or the dorms and venture into a space where you can have a restful conversation or a healthy study flow.

Two juvenile suspects attempted to steal laptops. Patrons tackled one of the suspects, allowing him to be apprehended, while the other escaped.

We all know how challenging finding a seat at Moffitt can be. That’s why cafes have emerged as a popular alternative to provide the prime ambience to study in minus all of the foolish mayhem. Here’s what your everyday coffee joint says about you – and it says a whole lot more than just your order.

It’s not enough to stand with open DMs if it feels like you’re standing miles away.

Created to be an ode to "lovers of coffee," this newest addition to Berkeley’s coffee scene is entirely centered on the theme of love.

Kathmandu Market — previously a convenience store for the past 40 years — has opened its doors on Telegraph Avenue as Kathmandu Market and Deli, adding a Nepalese twist to the diverse food culture of South Berkeley.

With a menu featuring a list of steamy beverages with names such as “Intoxicated” and “Love Potion” Romeo’s Coffee opened Sunday, replacing the space formerly occupied by Shakespeare & Co. bookstore, one of the oldest bookstores in Berkeley.

Poke Parlor, an upcoming restaurant that will sell poke bowls and other fish dishes, will replace the vacancy left by smoke shop Gypsy Trader on Telegraph Avenue.

The space formerly occupied by Shakespeare & Co. bookstore, one of the oldest independent bookstores in Berkeley, will retain a piece of its literary namesake with the opening of Romeo’s Coffee this fall.