Late-night pupusas, burgers, and beer and shot combos will star at Bar Chisme's new brick-and-mortar
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Late-night pupusas, burgers, and beer and shot combos will star at Bar Chisme's new brick-and-mortar
"I want to be there for my peers. I'm looking forward to staying late and having other restaurant crews come through after 11 o'clock and being able to serve them a tasty meal, which they deserve because they've all been working hard."
"Since I was the opening chef [at Kon Tiki] and I've worked at Palmetto, he's basically family... It just felt natural to come back and not necessarily pick up the pieces, but make a new thing that we thought could work here."
Chef Manuel Bonilla is set to open Bar Chisme in Oakland, designed as a late-night eatery for restaurant workers. Focused on casual dining that infuses his Salvadoran and Filipino heritage, Bonilla aims to serve high-quality meals after 11 p.m., filling a gap in the local late-night food scene. Bar Chisme, which originated as a popular pop-up, finds its permanent home in a former bar space, creating a welcoming atmosphere for industry peers who often work late hours and deserve a satisfying meal post-shift.
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