Welcome to Eureka—a city where history, art, and coastal life come together on California’s North Coast. Long before its harbor bustled with ships, this area was home to the Wiyot people, whose deep connection to the bay continues to shape the region today. That spirit of place still runs strong through Eureka’s neighborhoods and cultural landmarks. In Old Town, beautifully preserved Victorian architecture meets a thriving arts scene filled with colorful murals, independent galleries, and locall

It is a new chapter for two Old Town icons. Gabriel’s Italian Restaurant has moved around the corner into the historic Ritz Building, bringing their traditional menu to one of the most recognizable landmarks in Eureka. The move pairs the restaurant’s warm, cozy atmosphere with the Ritz’s distinct Art Deco architecture. It is a setting that feels meant for a slow evening—settling into a booth for a plate of handmade gnocchi or seafood fettuccine while surrounded by a piece of Eureka’s history. If

asymmetrical building complex by eureka maru。architecture maximizes visual porosity