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Megan Allison: "Sunny Saturday: pick up your pastured eggs and craft ferments, then settle in on the splash pad with a Roli Roti and watch the Bicycle Coffee bros pack up and ride away. No frmrs mkt in SF competes."
Angelica Dongallo: "A vegetarian's dream--one type of thin-crust pizza per day (reducing their waste!) that is made of fresh, delicious, locally-sourced, seasonal ingredients. Love love love."
Social News Network: "This place is amazing. A great place for dinner, a movie, a desert, and even a late night walk. It is only one bus ride away if you live in Oakland."
Adrian Phillips: "Get the Cubano with a side of plantains. Don't order anything else as this is a colossal amount of food for one person. There's seating out back. Be sure to take some of that habanero sauce with you."
Savoteur: "Hidden behind aged brick and gleaming wood is Drake’s Dealership. There are heaters and fire pits to keep things cozy on chilly nights, and the beer list features all of Drake’s finest brews."
John W: "Eat & drink from their food menu on a comfy couch (or office chair) as you watch a mainstream or indie film. Sat morning cartoons or Drink & Draw and community events make this theater one of a kind."
Brian Strauss: "Gorgeous flat lawn open space bordered by redwoods, oaks, and BBQ grills. Fantastic play structure. Reserve a table ahead of time. Maybe the best place to have a kid's Birthday in the East Bay."
SF Weekly: "SF Weekly’s Best Of 2011 Winner – Editorial Pick – BEST PLACE TO GET PEACE & QUIETAfter making the trek from Skyline Blvd to find the bowl, take a seat by a tall tree & enjoy the silence..."
Steve Jones: "Lots of different trails, so it's easy to take a different route every time, get just the distance you want, stay on the slopes/in the trees or out on the wide Ridge trails."
Liz McLean Knight: "Take the West Ridge Trail down and the Stream trail back up for an easier uphill hike of about 2 miles."
Brian Strauss: "The Round Top Loop Trail at about 1.5 miles is prefect for little kids and dogs and affords gorgeous and varied views of Mt Diablo, the Bay, and the many valleys in between."
José Rodríguez: "Pick up a map and follow to marker no. 2 for a view of the remains of the crater of the volcano that once reigned lava here... also nice view of Mt. Diablo from that spot."