Sweet looking Lamborghini spotted in downtown Walnut Creek.
1522 N. Main St, Walnut Creek
In January, we learned that Doppio Zero would be coming to downtown Walnut Creek where PRIMA Ristorante used to be, and they have now opened. Check out their Walnut Creek menu here. How does this compare to North Italia which opened in April?
Broadway Plaza, Walnut Creek
Earlier this year, we learned that gorjana would be relocating within Broadway Plaza in Walnut Creek, and they have opened in a prime spot near the fountain. Check out their online selection here.
1619 Mt. Diablo Blvd, Walnut Creek
Mattress company Saatva is coming to downtown Walnut Creek, appropriately taking the place of Sleep Number, which had been at this spot for over 13 years. (I miss the tenant before that, Le Creuset.) Check out their online selection here.
From their website:
Since its founding in 2010, Saatva has championed sleep as a foundation of well-being. Guided by purpose-driven values and a belief that rest unlocks a superpower in all of us, Saatva empowers people to feel, perform, and live at their best.
1630 Cypress St, Walnut Creek
Last year, we learned that Marufuku Ramen would be coming to downtown Walnut Creek where Extreme Pizza used to be, and they have now opened as of yesterday. Check out their website here.
Broadway Plaza, Walnut Creek
White House Black Market, which had been at Broadway Plaza in downtown Walnut Creek for well over ten years, has closed. Check out their online selection here.
The Clocktower, Danville
Kanazawa, Japan based Sushi Tamahime, renowned for their blackthroat seaperch (のど黒 ) sushi opened recently at The Clocktower in Danville. Check out their menu here. The Suntory beer and sake were really good. Sushi-wise, everything was delicious except not a fan of the Americanized cream-cheese roll. Apparently they have quite a few restaurants in Japan, including in Shibuya, under a different name, Kanazawa Maimon Sushi.
From their website:
Provide Japanese sushi
more casually and authentic.
1519 N. Main St, Walnut Creek
After almost 13 years in downtown Walnut Creek, Oyama Sushi has closed. What’s the best sushi place in the East Bay?
501 Hartz Ave, Danville
Lafayette-based Rancho Cantina is coming to Danville where Cocina Hermanas used to be. Check out their Lafayette menu here.
From their website:
Our cuisine is inspired by the original table fare of the Golden State’s Spanish and Mexican Californios.
1105 S. California Blvd Walnut Creek
MIXT is coming to downtown Walnut Creek this summer where Genova Delicatessen used to be. Check out their menu here.
From their website:
We make it delicious by sourcing the freshest seasonal ingredients and preparing everything from scratch in our restaurant kitchens. We make it healthy by serving nutrient-dense meals full of fresh vegetables and responsibly-sourced ingredients from farms that follow sustainable and regenerative practices.