We have gone to My Breakfast House multiple times and loved the food every time. It's old-fashioned style omelets, bacon, toast, just the way we like it. The owner and staff are super duper friendly too with smiles on their faces and working hard to service the customers. The restaurant i…
I applaud NDNU and Stanford for reaching this joint agreement. Everything about this deal seems both to serve short-term needs and long-term vision. As a Stanford Alum, I know the power of the commitment Stanford offers. Instead of this land becoming housing, commercial, or some other use…
Terrific story! Thanks for this in depth coverage. This is the kind of America we should all want to live in. Where hard work and kindness pay off! Thanks to Sue and Young Cheong for their contributions to San Carlos. I have talked to so many people who swear by Plantation and remain loya…
I find these sensible ideas suggested by State Senator Becker positions that must be considered. There are many living in the shadow economy who we SM Residents rely upon as discussed in this article. Housekeepers, constructions workers, gardeners and others are all working very hard to s…
That is so lame that CalTrain is going to remove the beautiful trees only Burlingame has managed to protect up and down the Peninsula. It was once different. We live in San Carlos on Old County Road where CalTrain removed all these trees in 1991 to build the berm (grade crossing). Soon af…
We go to Burlingame all the time. This looks like another example of concrete jungle. The article mentions trees, but all we see here is a huge concrete building and a little grass. Burlingame Avenue is one of the great treasures of the Bay Area. It would be so nice if this development we…
Just my opinion, but I find San Carlos' program to be sophisticated and upscale. In fact, the unique location of Laurel Street combined with its North/South orientation make Laurel Street one of the Bay Area standouts for outdoor dining. The idea of making these changes permanent is reall…
This just shows how the push for more dense apartment living is not supported by the market in San Mateo County. And the Pandemic also showed how density fueled the outbreak. Scott Wiener and his attempted SB50 giveaway to developers is totally unnecessary and designed not to fit a need, …
This feels like an example of thoughtful leadership by City of San Carlos Staff and Council. Perhaps the next big issue to study is whether longer-term structural changes similar to these shorter-term measures might offer economic and social benefit for businesses and citizens alike. Of c…
bkalvinf commented on My Breakfast House in San Carlos
We have gone to My Breakfast House multiple times and loved the food every time. It's old-fashioned style omelets, bacon, toast, just the way we like it. The owner and staff are super duper friendly too with smiles on their faces and working hard to service the customers. The restaurant i…
bkalvinf commented on Belmont’s NDNU to sell its campus to Stanford
I applaud NDNU and Stanford for reaching this joint agreement. Everything about this deal seems both to serve short-term needs and long-term vision. As a Stanford Alum, I know the power of the commitment Stanford offers. Instead of this land becoming housing, commercial, or some other use…
bkalvinf commented on Cheongs found a home at Plantation Coffee Roastery in San Carlos
Terrific story! Thanks for this in depth coverage. This is the kind of America we should all want to live in. Where hard work and kindness pay off! Thanks to Sue and Young Cheong for their contributions to San Carlos. I have talked to so many people who swear by Plantation and remain loya…
bkalvinf commented on Senator calls for vaccines in hard-hit communities in San Mateo County
I find these sensible ideas suggested by State Senator Becker positions that must be considered. There are many living in the shadow economy who we SM Residents rely upon as discussed in this article. Housekeepers, constructions workers, gardeners and others are all working very hard to s…
bkalvinf commented on Worries grow over El Camino Real tree plan in Burlingame
That is so lame that CalTrain is going to remove the beautiful trees only Burlingame has managed to protect up and down the Peninsula. It was once different. We live in San Carlos on Old County Road where CalTrain removed all these trees in 1991 to build the berm (grade crossing). Soon af…
bkalvinf commented on Burlingame designs new town square
We go to Burlingame all the time. This looks like another example of concrete jungle. The article mentions trees, but all we see here is a huge concrete building and a little grass. Burlingame Avenue is one of the great treasures of the Bay Area. It would be so nice if this development we…
bkalvinf commented on San Carlos street closures to continue
Just my opinion, but I find San Carlos' program to be sophisticated and upscale. In fact, the unique location of Laurel Street combined with its North/South orientation make Laurel Street one of the Bay Area standouts for outdoor dining. The idea of making these changes permanent is reall…
bkalvinf commented on San Carlos eatery will be a homage to city's history
This restaurant is much needed. Breakfast until 3 PM! Can't wait!
bkalvinf commented on San Mateo County on the move
This just shows how the push for more dense apartment living is not supported by the market in San Mateo County. And the Pandemic also showed how density fueled the outbreak. Scott Wiener and his attempted SB50 giveaway to developers is totally unnecessary and designed not to fit a need, …
bkalvinf commented on San Carlos encourages downtown patronage
This feels like an example of thoughtful leadership by City of San Carlos Staff and Council. Perhaps the next big issue to study is whether longer-term structural changes similar to these shorter-term measures might offer economic and social benefit for businesses and citizens alike. Of c…