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Hopscotch, Tradition Bar, Quan Ju Fu, More—Now Open

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1) Oakland: Hopscotch opened Friday on San Pablo Ave., taking a slight Japanese turn on American diner fare, and serving a burger with beef tongue. There are some raves on Yelp about the cocktails too.

2) Tenderloin: Starting tomorrow, the newest bar from the Bourbon & Branch group, Tradition, will be open six days a week in the former Mr. Lew's. space. The bar has reserved and walk-in sections in a huge space with a central square-shaped bar and balcony seating overhead. [EaterWire, GrubStreet]

3) The Richmond: The former Yet Wah on Clement has officially morphed into Quan Ju Fu (2140 Clement), a second location from the owners of Chinatown Restaurant offering traiditional Chinese dishes, all-day dim sum, and shabu shabu in a family style dining atmosphere that looks like the inside of a beet. [The Rich Blog]

4) The Castro: Green Works (499 Castro), "another soup/salad/sandwichy type place," has opened in the former Soup Freaks spot on 18th and Castro. [GrubStreet]

Hopscotch

1915 San Pablo Avenue, , CA 94612 (510) 788-6217 Visit Website

Hopscotch

1915 San Pablo Avenue, Oakland, CA

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