A new addition has arrived in the East Bay. Lalala Cafe is now open for business in Newark. This cafe is affiliated with another establishment in Fremont.
The community is taking notice of the new cafe. Further information about Lalala Cafe can be found through local news sources. Details about the cafe's offerings and history are available from KRON4, which reported on the cafe's recent opening celebration.
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