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Saul's, Shattuck Avenue, Berkeley, CA, USA

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Saul's, Shattuck Avenue, Berkeley, CA, USA

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Saul's, Shattuck Avenue, Berkeley, CA, USA

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Qifan：A great shopping / hang-out place:)

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The place where you can buy fresh oyster only in the month with R. (October~April)

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California's oldest shellfish farm providing farm fresh oysters clams and mussels from the cool clean waters of Tomales Bay and the Pacific Northwest.

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Nice place to walk along. There exists a few available parking spaces so you will prefer using Uber. There exists a trail that you can go only during the ebb tide.

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Fentons Creamary
This is really good ice cream shop at the Piedmont Avenue, really nice street in Oakland.

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Fentons Creamery and Restaurant is an Oakland landmark, serving the Bay Area community amazing ice cream for over 105 years. Fentons is a favorite for birthday parties and special events, on or off-site.

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Free Speech Movement Cafe., Berkeley, CA, USA

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Free Speech Movement Cafe., Berkeley, CA, USA

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Free Speech Movement Cafe., Berkeley, CA, USA

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I like its coffee and food.

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Lawrence Hall of Science, Centennial Drive, Berkeley, CA, USA

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Lawrence Hall of Science, Centennial Drive, Berkeley, CA, USA

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Lawrence Hall of Science, Centennial Drive, Berkeley, CA, USA

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Yes, the Lawrence Hall of Science was one of my son's favorite places when he was young. They have wonderful exhibits. And the view is fabulous!

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Lawrence Hall of Science, Centennial Drive, Berkeley, CA, USA

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Lawrence Hall of Science, Centennial Drive, Berkeley, CA, USA

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Lawrence Hall of Science, Centennial Drive, Berkeley, CA, USA

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It looks awesome. I am definitely gonna check it out when I get to Berkeley!

Sijia

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Super Duper Burgers, Telegraph Avenue, Berkeley, CA, USA

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Super Duper Burgers, Telegraph Avenue, Berkeley, CA, USA

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Super Duper Burgers, Telegraph Avenue, Berkeley, CA, USA

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I recommend you to try the chicken sandwich of "The Bird" (name of the sandwich shop). It used to have its own shop in Telegraph avenue, but the shop was closed around one year ago. I missed its sandwich so much last year, and now it reopened in the sub-space of Super Duper hamburger shop! You can choose either classic or spicy flavor. Both tastes awesome, but you should be careful because the spicy one is VERY spicy.

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Sproul Hall, Barrow Lane, Berkeley, CA, USA

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Sproul Hall, Barrow Lane, Berkeley, CA, USA

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Sproul Hall, Barrow Lane, Berkeley, CA, USA

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Indian Rock Park, Indian Rock Avenue, Berkeley, CA, USA

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Indian Rock Park, Indian Rock Avenue, Berkeley, CA, USA

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Indian Rock Park, Indian Rock Avenue, Berkeley, CA, USA

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Indian Rock Park, Indian Rock Avenue, Berkeley, CA, USA

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Indian Rock Park, Indian Rock Avenue, Berkeley, CA, USA

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Indian Rock Park, Indian Rock Avenue, Berkeley, CA, USA

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I live right around the corner from this amazing rock.

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950 Indian Rock Avenue
at Shattuck Avenue
Northeast Berkeley, Mobile Unit 1
Map of parks

Indian Rock Park is one of Berkeley's rock parks in the Northbrae area, providing great views and challenges for early-level rock climbing.

History

Indian Rock Park was a gift to the City of Berkeley from Mason-McDuffie Real Estate Company during its development of the Northbrae area. It was dedicated for park purposes in 1917. Dick Leonard, the "father of modern rock climbing," and noted environmentalist David Brower, founder of Friends of the Earth, learned rock climbing and developed their mountaineering techniques at Indian Rock. Brower used this special knowledge to prepare training manuals during World War II, which proved critical in enabling the 86 th Regiment of the U.S. Army to surprise the Germans at Riva Ridge in the North Appennines in Italy, the major action disrupting German lines in southern Europe.
Features

Rock outcrop with carved steps and areas for rock climbing

Multi-purpose turf

Picnic area

Vista/overlook with gorgeous view of the San Francisco Bay

If you're interested in rock climbing, check out the other Berkeley parks with rock features:

Restroom: No

Parking: On-street parking

Acreage: 1.18 acres | 51,400 sq. ft.

Accessibility: Not wheelchair accessible

Park Hours: 6 AM to 10 PM (unless otherwise indicated)

Park Maintenance: For questions please visit Parks Maintenance.

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950 Indian Rock Avenue at Shattuck AvenueNortheast Berkeley, Mobile Unit 1 Map of parks Indian Rock Park is one of Berkeley's rock parks in the Northbrae area, providing great views and challenges for early-level rock climbing. History Indian Rock Park was a gift to the City of Berkeley from Mason-McDuffie Real Estate Company during its development of the Northbrae area.

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Monterey Market, Hopkins Street, Berkeley, CA, USA

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Monterey Market, Hopkins Street, Berkeley, CA, USA

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Monterey Market, Hopkins Street, Berkeley, CA, USA

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This is my favorite place to buy fresh fruits and vegetables

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Monterey Market, Hopkins Street, Berkeley, CA, USA

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Monterey Market, Hopkins Street, Berkeley, CA, USA

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Monterey Market, Hopkins Street, Berkeley, CA, USA

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This is my favorite place to buy fresh fruits and vegetables.

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Founded in 1961 by Tom Takumi Fujimoto (1905-1993) and Mary Nobori Fujimoto (1909-1987), Monterey Market began life at 1452 Hopkins Street in Berkeley. Taking over the site of the former Porter's Market, located at the intersection of Hopkins and Monterey, the Fujimotos named their neighborhood grocery store Monterey Foods. The store had a butcher who sold fresh meat and, in addition to canned and packaged foods, dairy, wine, and sundries, the store featured fresh produce. By the time he opened Monterey Foods, Tom Fujimoto possessed a lifetime of produce knowledge to bring to this business.

Born in Hiroshima-ken, Japan, young Tom followed his father to the United States when he was 15 years old, settling first in the Pacific Northwest. By the 1930s, he and a partner founded and ran F & F Produce, a wholesale produce business at the Los Angeles produce market. After Tom married the former Mary Nobori of Oakland in 1936 and started a family, he became a celery farmer in the Dominguez Hills area. With World War II, Tom and Mary lost their farm and home as they and their three children - Kenneth, Robert and Gloria - were first interned at Gila, Arizona, and then transferred to the camp at Topaz, utah.

After the war, Tom first sought work as a tenant farmer in Homedale, Idaho, where his fourth child, Bill, was born. Then in 1948, the Fujimoto family resettled in the Bay Area, where Tom worked in stores owned by Mary's brothers. In 1954, Tom & Mary opened their own Acme Market, located at Ninth and Washington Streets in Oakland, where Tom developed a reputation for supplying the desired produce for the multi-cultural clientele of this neighborhood. Those who shopped at the original Monterey Foods remember navigating the singular circuit through the small store in order to fill their shopping carts.

and pay for their purchases at one of three cash registers. In 1968, when the last of their children had graduated from college and were secured in a profession, Tom & Mary decided to change Monterey Market (the name used by most customers) to an all produce store. Customers had always come to Tom's stores for his produce, and he continued to enjoy introducing to the public "new" and "exotic" fruits and vegetables in season. With the success of their retail vision and after the return of two of their sons, Bill and Ken, to the family business, Tom & Mary decided to expand Monterey Market.

purchasing the former Louis Store at 1550 Hopkins Street. With the success of their retail vision and after the return of two of their sons, Bill and Ken, to the family business, Tom and Mary decided to expand Monterey Market, purchasing the former Louis Store at 1550 Hopkins Street. Since 1980, this site has been the location of Monterey Market, providing produce as well as groceries, dairy, wine, beer, and sundries to its customers.

Although Tom and Mary are now deceased, Bill and Ken Fujimoto continue to run the family business in the spirit and memory of their parents.

Our local farmers grow quality produce

We carry a wide variety of fruits & vegetables

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Monterey Market History | wine & Sundries Bay Area, California

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Founded in 1961 by Tom Takumi Fujimoto (1905-1993) and Mary Nobori Fujimoto (1909-1987), Monterey Market began life at 1452 Hopkins Street in Berkeley. Taking over the site of the former Porter's Market, located at the intersection of Hopkins and Monterey, the Fujimotos named their neighborhood grocery store Monterey Foods.

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384-458 Virginia St Ext, Berkeley, CA 94720 アメリカ合衆国

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384-458 Virginia St Ext, Berkeley, CA 94720 アメリカ合衆国

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384-458 Virginia St Ext, Berkeley, CA 94720 アメリカ合衆国

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215 Marina Blvd, Berkeley, CA 94720, USA

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215 Marina Blvd, Berkeley, CA 94720, USA

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215 Marina Blvd, Berkeley, CA 94720, USA

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Taking a walk along with nice view of Marina

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Pizza with delicious cheese (meatless)

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Imm Thai, very nice Thai restaurant

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Grizzly Peak Blvd, Berkeley, CA 94705, USA

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Grizzly Peak Blvd, Berkeley, CA 94705, USA

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Grizzly Peak Blvd, Berkeley, CA 94705, USA

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One of the best driving courses

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Monterey Market, Hopkins Street, Berkeley, CA, USA

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Monterey Market, Hopkins Street, Berkeley, CA, USA

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Monterey Market, Hopkins Street, Berkeley, CA, USA

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This is the best place in Berkeley to get fresh fruits and vegetables from all over the world.