Oakland: Chinatown Walking Tour
We'll visit some of the most popular eateries and landmarks in the Oakland Chinatown neighborhood - one of the oldest Chinatowns in the United States!
Mua Oakland is a new american late-night spot in Uptown, Oakland.
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Must order: Steak frites and a classic Manhattan.
Tip: Late dinner Fridays and Saturdays; the bar runs after the kitchen closes.
We'll visit some of the most popular eateries and landmarks in the Oakland Chinatown neighborhood - one of the oldest Chinatowns in the United States!
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Sobre Mesa on Franklin in Uptown Oakland runs Top Chef Nelson German's Afro-Latin cocktail lounge past midnight Friday and Saturday with DJs.
Order: Rum daiquiri and the croquetas.
Tip: Friday and Saturday close at 12:30 a.m. with up-tempo music after 10.
The Hatch on 15th Street in downtown Oakland runs an East Bay-centric beer list and Rico Tiongco's late-night burger and bacon-dog program nightly.
Order: Bacon-wrapped hot dog and a local IPA.
Tip: Open every night until midnight; kitchen runs late on Friday and Saturday.
Drake's Dealership in Oakland's Uptown stays open past 22:00 with 32 taps, fire pits and wood-fired pizza in the old Dodge dealership on Broadway Auto Row.
Order: Drake's IPA flight and a wood-fired pizza.
Tip: The beer garden runs late on weekends; fire pits help against the marine layer. Thirty-two taps on rotation.
Cafe Van Kleef on Telegraph in Uptown Oakland is the long-running cocktail dive that runs until 2 a.m. on Friday and Saturday. Greyhound is the call.
Order: Greyhound with fresh grapefruit at 1 a.m.
Tip: Open to 2 a.m. on Friday and Saturday. Cash works fastest at the cocktail counter.
Eli's Mile High Club on MLK Way runs the East Bay's most-loved dive-and-music night until 2 a.m. Friday and Saturday. Fried chicken from the kitchen.
Order: Fried chicken and a shot of bourbon.
Tip: Music and DJs run after 9 p.m.; cover is on most weekend nights.
Sobre Mesa on Franklin in Uptown Oakland runs Top Chef Nelson German's Afro-Latin cocktail lounge past midnight Friday and Saturday with DJs.
Order: Rum daiquiri and the croquetas.
Tip: Friday and Saturday close at 12:30 a.m. with up-tempo music after 10.
The Hatch on 15th Street in downtown Oakland runs an East Bay-centric beer list and Rico Tiongco's late-night burger and bacon-dog program nightly.
Order: Bacon-wrapped hot dog and a local IPA.
Tip: Open every night until midnight; kitchen runs late on Friday and Saturday.
Heinold's First and Last Chance Saloon in Oakland has poured since 1883 at Jack London Square. The building leans from the 1906 quake; original gas lighting.
Order: Whiskey neat at the leaning bar.
Tip: The building leans visibly from the 1906 quake; the floor still slopes. Cash only, photos welcome.
Drake's Dealership in Oakland's Uptown stays open past 22:00 with 32 taps, fire pits and wood-fired pizza in the old Dodge dealership on Broadway Auto Row.
Order: Drake's IPA flight and a wood-fired pizza.
Tip: The beer garden runs late on weekends; fire pits help against the marine layer. Thirty-two taps on rotation.
Cafe Van Kleef on Telegraph in Uptown Oakland is the long-running cocktail dive that runs until 2 a.m. on Friday and Saturday. Greyhound is the call.
Order: Greyhound with fresh grapefruit at 1 a.m.
Tip: Open to 2 a.m. on Friday and Saturday. Cash works fastest at the cocktail counter.