DAYTRIP

Restaurant · Temescal

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"“I love to go to Daytrip,” Semaan says. “Oh my god, it’s the best. But it’s also a queer vibe, and everyone who works there is queer.” She adds the fermented cuisine and rotating menu keeps things fresh and unique." - Paolo Bicchieri

A Queer Locals’ Guide: Where to Eat, Drink, and Snack in the San Francisco Bay Area - Eater SF

4316 Telegraph Ave, Oakland, CA 94609 Get directions

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