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At a wooden dining table in an outdoor courtyard, an older Korean woman in an old-fashioned decorative hat and purple puffy jacket rests her hand on the arm of an Ohlone man who has squatted down to talk to her.

Acorns Aren’t the Only Thing Korean and Ohlone Elders Have in Common

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Vincent Medina and Louis Trevino address a group of visitors at a preview event for their restaurant Cafe Ohlone, in the outdoor courtyard of the Hearst Museum.

At the World’s Only Ohlone Restaurant, Even the Trees Will Sing in Chochenyo

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A colorful salad featuring corn, beans and squash on a white plate.

There’s a New Indigenous Restaurant Coming to Fruitvale

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Cafe Ohlone owners Vincent Medina and Louis Trevino pose with Paula Callas, who is holding one of the restaurant's meal kit boxes.

Embracing a Painful History, the World's Only Ohlone Restaurant Finds Unlikely New Home

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