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What Happened to Cosecha Cafe After Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives?

Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives, Season 24 Oakland, California Closed March 2021

Current status

Closed

As of October 2026, Cosecha Cafe has closed — confirmed via sfgate.com, March 2021.

What the source shows: SFGate reported in March 2021 that owner Dominica Rice-Cisneros would close Cosecha after the COVID-19 pandemic cut regular customers by roughly 80 percent, with a final day of March 27, 2021. How we decide a status →

What happened after Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives?

"Tacos, Turtles, and Tri-tip" featured Cosecha, a Mexican restaurant and café on Washington Street in Oakland run by chef-owner Dominica Rice-Cisneros. The restaurant had operated in the city's Jack London Square area for roughly a decade, building a following for its regional Mexican cooking before the episode aired. According to SFGate, Rice-Cisneros announced in March 2021 that she would close Cosecha, citing an approximately 80 percent drop in regular customers tied to the COVID-19 pandemic; the restaurant served its last day on March 27, 2021.

SFGate reported that the closure allowed Rice-Cisneros to focus on Bombera, a second Oakland restaurant she was already developing. Yelp's page for Cosecha carries a permanently-closed listing, last updated September 2026, with more than 890 reviews accumulated over the restaurant's run, with no indication the location has reopened under the Cosecha name.

The episode Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives, Season 24

Aired
Title: Tacos, Turtles, and Tri-tip · What was featured: Mexican dishes from a chef-owned Oakland café
How Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives restaurants have fared: 27% closed →

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Sources we checked 2 references

  1. sfgate.com https://www.sfgate.com/food/article/Popular-Oakland-Mexican-spot-Cosecha-to-close-16021474.php
  2. Yelp https://www.yelp.com/biz/cosecha-oakland
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