Nighthawk
NightlifeCrafty sips, local vibes: Creativity runs the show at Nighthawk, a Downtown Redwood City cocktail lounge mixing seasonal ingredients into clever, polished drinks, with live music and DJs keeping the vibe lively.
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Crafty sips, local vibes: Creativity runs the show at Nighthawk, a Downtown Redwood City cocktail lounge mixing seasonal ingredients into clever, polished drinks, with live music and DJs keeping the vibe lively.
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Black Bear Diner is planning a new Redwood City location at the site of a former Applebee’s restaurant on Veterans Boulevard.
Full story at whatnow.com ↗
The Midnight Diners, a weekly collaboration between KQED food editor Luke Tsai and graphic novelist Thien Pham, explore the Bay Area's after-hours dining scene in Redwood City, California.
Full story at kqed.org ↗
Mr. Pan Bistro's new Redwood City restaurant, established in 2023, has served Taiwanese lunch boxes, individual hot pots and milk tea from its new location since Sept.
Full story at paloaltoonline.com ↗
Redwood City-based WindBorne Systems, a company developing autonomous weather balloons that can fly autonomously through the atmosphere for over 21 days, collecting data to improve weather forecasting globally.
Full story at smdailyjournal.com ↗
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