Check out locally-owned and family-operated Rockit Char Grill at 1057 B Street for an old-fashioned milkshake (so thick and chilled the spoon stands up) that will leave you smiling.Order the Oreo Cookie milkshake that is served with rich, creamy vanilla ice cream to go with your grilled steak salad and basket of sides such as Rockit Cheese Fries and Flamin’ Mo’s Char Burger.The décor here is flaming red (think hot charcoals) in spots and the grill is available for viewing if you wish to get close.
Charlotte’s, at 1049 B Street (10 minute walk from Hayward BART Station) in Downtown Hayward is part candy shop, ice cream parlor, sandwich shop and most importantly, home to milkshakes, cones, Hayward history, and a whole lot of fun.Treat yourself to one of the many milkshakes offered here such as Mocha Almond Fudge or Peanut Butter Cup. Any flavor of ice cream they offer can be blended into an ice cold milkshake, made to order – all topped with whipped cream.
BAMPFA is the visual arts center of UC Berkeley that showcases various exhibitions, films, performances, lectures, and more. This art center's mission is "to inspire the imagination and ignite critical dialogue through art and film." The BAMPFA is conveniently situated between the UC Berkeley campus and downtown Berkeley, making it an accessible, unique, and engaging museum to visit.
The city of Richmond's Public Library is located in their Civic Center Plaza. The Richmond Public Library officially opened its doors in 1929 and has housed and provided numerous collections and services to the public. In addition to services, the library also hosts adult and kids programs in their Community Room.
The Mission Branch of the San Francisco Public Library houses material for everyone, including a large Latino Interest collection of books "which highlight the history and culture of Latin America." In addition, this branch maintains a wide selection of Spanish language collections. In addition to the broad collections, the Mission Branch also holds weekly events such as story times, kids discovery labs, play times, and more.
This historic membership based library is home to a cultural event center, chess club, and library all in the heart of the Financial District in San Francisco. The library houses all subjects including "literature, arts, history, philosophy, business, finance, and hard-to-find periodicals." In addition to their library collections, the Mechanics' Institute also "houses the oldest continuously operating chess club in the United States."
The San Bruno Public Library provides materials and services of popular interest to the community, emphasizing and encouraging reading by children, supplementing the educational needs of the community, and furnishing timely, accurate information.
The Fremont Main Library aims "to offer opportunities and resources for lifelong learning and enjoyment that support individual and community growth. We remain responsive by providing welcoming spaces, outreach, materials, expertise, technology, partnerships and innovation."
The El Cerrito Public Library is a small community library that has an assortment of over 36,000 items including books, DVDs, CDs, audio books, magazines and more. There are special programs exclusively for children where they can enjoy storytimes or get help on homework. Be sure to check their calendar for additonal events for all ages.
The César E. Chávez Branch Library was one of the first public libraries to have Spanish materials and be exclusively dedicated to serve the Spanish-speaking community in the United States. It has more than 56,000 books, CDs, newspaper, and other reading material for all ages.