Tenants

Take-out / Tea / Gifts

Epicurious Garden shares the same vision as the famous Greek philosopher Epicurious: to pursue pleasure and happiness around food and gardens. Click below for more information on our tenants.

Kirala

Japanese Cuisine

Lush

Gelato

Mexicana Taqueria

Authentic Mexican Taqueria

Imperial

Tea Court

Kitchen On Fire

Cooking School

Tigerlily

Indian Bistro & Wine Bar

Soop

Take-out, Take-home

The Mozhai Foundation

Promoting Chinese Art and Culture

Buzz & Quotes

Talk around the web

"Love the patio, great casual dining spot." - Rissa C.

"Eating here is extremely zen, the setting in the garden is so peaceful especially on a nice day, the food is very tasty, and of course the tea supreme. I would recommend the place in a heartbeat." - Jane R

"It has a little bit of a mini-village feel. What could be better?" - Keltner

"Epicurious Garden, a one stop shop for gourmet takeout."

"No Spring Chicken, North Berkeley's gourmet ghetto gets a Botox shot of youth and glamour."

"It's hard to fathom Berkeley's gourmet ghetto getting more gourmet, but it's about to. Soon, East Bay Foodies will have a new one-stop spot to pick up a wide range of delectable food-on-the-go."

"Our goal is to be the Rolls-Royce of take-out - to make people's home their own four-star restaurant."

"North Berkeley's Gourmet Ghetto hasn't seen such promise since 1975."

NEWS & PRESS

Imperial Tea Court – Authentic, Organic, Delicious…

The Imperial Tea Court is one of my favorite restaurants in the East Bay. Luckily, for me, it also happens to be a five minute walk from my house.

Summer’s here: tasting Berkeley’s best ice cream

Elle Holland ventured out to some of Berkeley’s most popular ice cream parlors to partake in some comparison taste testing.

Bites Nearby: ‘Soop’ in the Epicurious Garden

Come in from the rain and get a bowl of soup to-go. You never know what tastes and memories you might stir up.

Size Matters at the Mint Leaf

The Gourmet Ghetto's new resident tries to upgrade Indian.

Berkeley’s Kitchen on Fire booms during economic bust

The two self-professed clowns behind Kitchen on Fire, who like to ham it up with kitchen utensils for the camera, are quite serious about their mission: they want to teach people to cook real food for themselves.