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Premier Businesses in Oakland, CA

Legal Pursuit, Inc.
  • • Legal Services & Process Serving
  • • Research & Court Filings
  • • Case Research & Rush Services Available
(408) 288-4105
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Seven Eleven Body Shop
  • • Full-Service Collision Repair, Paint, Body & Restoration Center
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(510) 835-2572
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Happy Hound Play & Daycare, Inc
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  • • Adventure Walks, Spa Services & Transportation Services
(510) 547-3647
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A Cote
  • • Small-Plates Restaurant In Rockridge District
  • • Seasonal Mediterranean Cuisine
  • • Over 40 Wines By The Glass
(510) 655-6469
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Things To Do in Oakland, CA

The Trappist The Trappist

Late night beer connoisseurs know The Trappist is the place to pour into. The 1870s Victorian-style indie bar and nightlife oasis keeps a rotating stock of approximately 100 Belgian, Dutch, Scandinavian and American craft brews on tap. The beers are served up properly at the right temperature and in the right glass by knowledgeable and friendly bartenders.

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Morcom Rose Garden Morcom Rose Garden

A rose by any other name is still a rose at the Morcom Rose Garden. The municipal rose garden opened in 1920 with a green thumb that reaches across eight acres of green space blooming more than 6,000 roses. The classic rose garden is the ideal place for you to stop and smell the roses and capture picture perfect memories.

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Camron-Stanford House Camron-Stanford House

Welcome to Camron-Stanford House, Oakland's last 19th century mansion on the shores of Lake Merritt. See the private residence and lifestyle of five prominent families who were instrumental in the development of Oakland and the statehood of California. The home has been authentically recreated through descriptions found in personal letters, newspaper articles, historical photographs, and architectural research.

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