National Adults claiming spring break for themselves By Jennifer Allen The Associated Press Mar 6, 2026 Spring break is no longer just for plastic red cups and crowded sandbars; adults are claiming it with better plans and earlier reservations. A…
+3 Local News Featured Rise Woodfire: A story in resilience: 2nd San Mateo location has become a success By Noelia Arteaga Daily Journal correspondent Feb 27, 2026 After spending his life savings and borrowing more to build an ambitious restaurant in the downtown San Mateo train station, Omid Zahedi found…
Food As temperatures drop, Americans double down on soup By Bella Bucchiotti The Associated Press Jan 27, 2026 Reuters reports income from Campbell’s soup sales are slightly up for the last quarter, hitting $2.68 billion, due in part to rising prices. T…
Local News Featured As downtown San Mateo restaurants shut down, several new ones plan to open early this year By Alyse DiNapoli, Daily Journal staff Jan 10, 2026 The dining scene in downtown San Mateo is shifting rapidly, with three new restaurants set to open soon, replacing a few establishments that c…
Food Bucket-list food trips for 2026, where the destination is the dish By Jennifer Allen The Associated Press Jan 8, 2026 In 2026, some of the most memorable food trips no longer revolve around white tablecloths or hard-to-get reservations. Instead, they unfold ou…
Local News Featured San Mateo’s Italian restaurant Vespucci to close By Alyse DiNapoli, Daily Journal staff Dec 13, 2025 The beloved San Mateo restaurant Vespucci will close at the end of the month after 11 years in business.
+2 Local News Featured Capelo’s Barbecue brings Texas flavors to Redwood City By Justin Kapsas Daily Journal correspondent Nov 21, 2025 Barbecuing for the family isn’t always easy, but try doing it for 2,000 people. Better yet, try barbecuing for 800 hungry partygoers at a priv…
+2 Local News Featured DJ Q&A Susan Cohn Daily Journal Senior Correspondent Nov 21, 2025 Eduardo Zerpa, Executive Chef at the W Hotel in San Francisco, is committed to the joy of cooking, the value of teamwork and the belief that f…
+2 Local News Featured ‘What do I like to eat?’ By Aaron Velasquez Daily Journal correspondent Updated Nov 3, 2025 Beers, boards and bakery. While it might seem like an odd combination, it made perfect sense to Darwin Tse when he opened Wildflour.
Local News Featured Burlingame welcomes Sweetgreen and Local Kitchens Daily Journal staff report Oct 11, 2025 Burlingame is getting two new restaurants downtown — Sweetgreen, a casual salad spot, and Local Kitchens, which offers a wide variety of cuisi…