Caffe Trieste: The venerable North Beach coffeehouse's fifth Bay Area location opened on Oakland's Piedmont Avenue in the waning days of summer and wasted no time becoming a neighborhood hangout. Open ...

Giovanni “Gianni” Giotta, founder of Caffe Trieste and one of North Beach’s great personalities, died Saturday at 96. He was born in 1920 in Rovigno on the Istrian peninsula, a town that now belongs ...

Legendary coffeehouse Caffe Trieste has been serving North Beach since 1956, but after 60 years, the son of the late founder has filed a lawsuit that could force the business to close permanently.

Since the early 1970s, Ida Giotta stood out among other San Francisco baristas by stepping from behind the espresso counter at Caffe Trieste and singing Italian arias in a clear, beautiful soprano - ...

Caffe Trieste, San Francisco's iconic high temple of coffee in North Beach, is marking its 65th anniversary on Thursday, a milestone that seems even more noteworthy after surviving through the ...

Where to go: For an atmosphere that combines Sausalito-style Bohemian with wireless Internet service and earthy, solid Italian fare, Caffe Trieste is unique. Inside: Windowed doors on three sides, ...

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OAKLAND — Italian immigrant Giovanni Giotta opened Caffe Trieste, said to be the West Coast’s first espresso joint, in San Francisco’s North Beach neighborhood in the 1950s. The cafe became a ...