Featured restaurants
Bowl’d Alameda
Alameda
Bowl’d Alameda is not just a dining destination; it's an experience that welcomes both food enthusiasts and their furry companions.
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The Hobnob
Alameda
The Hobnob, located in Alameda, Alameda County, in the vibrant East Bay Area, is a beloved neighborhood spot offering a delightful mix of comfort classics and seasonal delights.
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Mosley’s Cafe
Alameda
Located at the end of the Grand Marina pier in Alameda, Mosley's Cafe offers a unique dining experience with a stunning view of the Oakland Estuary and Coast Guard Island.
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Breaking news from the Bay Area
Great news for Bay Area dog owners. The East Bay Regional Park District has dropped dog fees in 2025, giving pups free access to 73 parks with 1,250 miles of trails across Alameda and Contra Costa counties. Pleasant Hill makes…
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Discover dog-friendly Oakland: A canine paradise
Oakland is one of the Bay Area's most dog-welcoming cities, with 73 regional parks, off-leash trails in the hills, sunny weather when San Francisco is socked in with fog, and walkable neighborhoods like Rockridge and Temescal lined with dog-friendly patios…
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Discover dog-friendly Pleasant Hill
Pleasant Hill in Contra Costa County offers dog-friendly wineries, off-leash parks, scenic trails and a welcoming downtown with patio dining. Nearby regional parks and nature preserves round out a perfect East Bay outing with your pup.
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Spring dog adventures at East Bay Regional Park District
The East Bay Regional Park District spans 73 parks and over 1,250 miles of trails across Alameda and Contra Costa counties. Spring brings wildflowers, green hills, and perfect conditions for hiking with your dog.
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Hiking with your dog near Pleasant Hill
Now celebrating its 90th anniversary, the impressive East Bay Regional Park District spans more than 125,000 acres in Alameda and
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East Bay Regional Parks: closed areas off-limits to dogs
After severe storms caused downed trees, flooding, and mudslides, most East Bay Regional Parks closed for safety. The Park District urges visitors and their dogs to stay out of closed areas due to hidden hazards.
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