If you love drinking beer, but not waiting, standing, or asking for it, check out Mad Dog's new self-service beer table -- the first in California.

With an office at 800 Haight Street closing, we got to thinking: why is there so much turnover at northern corner locations on Haight Street?

By popular demand, here's a trio of updates on recent Haighteration stories!

It kinda feels like all we write about lately are trees and murals, right? Well, today we're doubling down: here's a story about a mural OF a tree.

Ah, 1886. The year Coca Cola was invented, the first automobile was driven, and something was built in the Lower Haight. But where?

What to you get when you cross Fillmore St. boutique Revolver with an art gallery with a submarine? You get The Voyager Shop, that's what.

To celebrate Pride weekend, Three Twins is rolling out a dozen gay-themed flavors, from the sweet to the sassy to the downright scandalous.

It's particularly quiet in Haighterationville this morning, so here's an open thread. Got something Lower Haight-related on your mind? Let's hear it.

A piano initially destined for a Webster St. apartment has found new life on the sidewalk, where passersby are being encouraged to tickle its ivories.

Some time Friday night, the Lower Haight mural at Haight and Laguna was splashed with blue and yellow paint by unknown vandals. Or artists?

If you know WHAT this contraption is, you might be able to figure out WHERE it is. Hint: It's not a retro-futuristic toilet.

Curious about Laundry Locker? So were we. Find out how it works, what it costs, where your clothes go, and what happens when they get there.

Though our flying kicks are the stuff of legend, this photo was not, in fact, taken at Haighteration headquarters. Anybody know where we spotted it?