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Shop Talk: The ins and outs of Berkeley businesses
Cafe Clem now open on Kittredge St at base of central library FRENCH MOVE Café Clem has moved from its former spot on Seventh Street to downtown Berkeley at 2020 Kittredge Street, right at the central...
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Berkeley’s second Coffee & Tea Festival leaves a buzz
Dagmawit Bekele of Anfilo Coffee performs an authentic Ethiopian Coffee Ceremony at the Berkeley Coffee & Tea Festival. Photo: Tracey Taylor The second annual Berkeley Coffee & Tea Festival...
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Café Clem revamps to cope with labor, food costs
Cafe Clem at 2020 Kittredge St. will reopen today after being closed for three weeks. Photo: Café Clem For the last three weeks, patrons of Café Clem at 2020 Kittredge St. in downtown Berkeley have...
View ArticleCafé Clem sold, will become Maison Bleue
The new bistro will have a similar vibe to Café Clem, but it will also serve crêpes and more substantial entrées, in addition pastries and sandwiches. The post Café Clem sold, will become Maison Bleue...
View ArticleNew crêperie Maison Bleue has opened in former Café Clem location
The new café is already garnering praise for its crêpes, sandwiches and friendly atmosphere. The post New crêperie Maison Bleue has opened in former Café Clem location appeared first on Berkeleyside.
View ArticleShop Talk: The ins and outs of Berkeley businesses
FRENCH MOVE Café Clem has moved from its former spot on Seventh Street to downtown Berkeley at 2020 Kittredge Street, right at the central library. The new location for the café, which offers a...
View ArticleBerkeley’s second Coffee & Tea Festival leaves a buzz
The second annual Berkeley Coffee & Tea Festival took place on Saturday morning at the Hotel Shattuck and, if you attended, you’re probably only now coming down from the caffeine- and sugar-induced...
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Café Clem revamps to cope with labor, food costs
When the popular downtown Berkeley French-style café abruptly shut its doors, its loyal patrons were worried. But it's back, albeit in a slightly different form.
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