Tried it and wasn't impressed. The yogurt was watery. I ordered it with blueberries and they gave me about 6 of them. Personally, I like Michelle's a whole lot better. Frozen yogurt was tangier and the gave me a lot of fruit.

I don't recall the name of the vendor but it definitely was not Lucero's. The vendor was directly across from Blue Bottle & Frog Hollow.

My favorite purchase - ground beef from Prather Ranch

I have two to add. Sam's Log Cabin in Albany (I recommed fish sticks and eggs for breakfast) and Gorilla Cafe in Berkely (killer waffles!).

Has anyone tried their smoked prime rib? I've been meaning to go back to try.

Nice looking produce at real good prices. One night for dinner, I brought home some carnitas, guacamole, and tortillas - YUM!

I also bought some Oaxacan cheese because it looked interesting, kind of like string cheese. Made some quesadillas with the cheese and was real happy I gave the cheese a try.

Looking for good BBQ and haven't been to The Brick Pig's House (5973 Shattuck Ave., Oakland), then you must give it a try. The owners are so FRIENDLY and really deserve your support, oh yeah, BBQ is real good too!

My dinner tonight: pork ribs, side of baked beans (very tasty, lots of black pepper flavor) and coleslaw, diet coke and for dessert, sweet potato pie. All of this for $14 and change.

Thai cooking - I've been taking annual Thai cooking lessons in Oakland from Kasma Loha Unchit for the past 5 years or so (http://www.thaifoodandtravel.com).

Indian cooking - It's been a few years since I've taken a class from Ruta, but I would certainly recommend doing so. Like Kasma, Ruta also teaches from her home in Oakland http://www.rutaruta.com.

Noticed the Lois the Pie Queen sign is no longer on MLK. Is the restaurant still open?