About ethan
moving a of b into a and b with material, process, and form.
http://www.ethancaflisch.com
Current city: London
Other cities: Oakland
moving a of b into a and b with material, process, and form.
 
One of our favorite breakfast spots.
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Surplus of everything - if you're looking for new speakers, scrounging for art supplies/materials, or building a house they have what you didn't realize you were looking for.
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Favorite Chinese spot. Everyone agrees - best homemade noodles.
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Our favorite spot in Oakland for (natural) wine.
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Line out the door, but worth it for the chicken sandwich and shortcake.
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Really in Berkeley, but close enough - Family vibe cafe, lots of friends have worked there and still go back for coffee, toast, and cookies which says a lot.
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Wins the award for brightest coffee shop. Also good for a cup on the way into or coming from San Francisco.
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Non-traditional, beautiful space with thoughful work.
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