A look at the lesbian nightlife scene in SF one year after the departure of the Lexington Club, the city's last lesbian bar.

The three owners of the recently debuted Mission dive bar discuss their new patio, their varied clientele, and their popular boozy slushies.

Owned by a husband-and-wife team, the Noe Valley favorite has offered a Californian take on Spanish cuisine since 2009.

The six-year-old Lower Pacific Heights restaurant, specializing in gourmet burgers and wild game, is moving to Noe Valley next month.

Shawa, who had owned the popular burger joint on Broadway since 1970, passed away earlier this week.

The mural of Jerry Garcia is the work of Mel Waters, who's painted notable figures throughout the city, and went up just in time for today's Haight Ashbury Street Fair.

A new brewery and tap room is set to make its debut in the Mission this summer.

The local artist is behind a new Prince mural in the Mission's Clarion Alley.

The popular dive bar has been going strong since 2003, despite a major fire and other setbacks along the way.

The new spot, from a husband-and-wife team, will feature cocktails, bites, and pinball.

The northern Spain-inspired tapas restaurant has earned acclaim—and even some awards—for chef Ryan Pollnow.

Pause for uncynical warm fuzzies, if you dare, courtesy of this anonymous street sign near Corona Heights.

Opened in April 2006, the restaurant at Hayes and Divisadero has become a key part of the neighborhood's transformation.