Today we present the second installment in Hayeswire's exploration of the many alleyways of Hayes Valley. Join us for a walk down Linden Street.

After a long delay, Schulzies Bread Pudding will finally open its doors to the public at 11am tomorrow.

107 years ago today, one of the most destructive fires resulting from the 1906 earthquake started in the heart of Hayes Valley.

Just beyond Market Street, get to know a new apothecary and salon called Veer and Wander.

In part four of a series, we explore Hickory Street, one of the most quaint and residential strips in the neighborhood.

Join us for part three in our series exploring the many alleys of Hayes Valley. Today: Rose Street.

Yesterday the heart of the neighborhood once again bustled with some of the most unique artists and vendors from around the Bay.

A group of dog owners has formed a unique and productive coalition in Hayes Valley.

Stepping inside this unassuming storefront at 66 Gough Street is like stepping back in time.

Miette is enchanting any time of the year, but there's something spectacular about the shop's Easter offerings.

Michelle Polzine is busy putting the finishing touches on her new cafe at Oak and Gough, with an opening possible as early as next week.

If you're the type of person compelled by the books you’ve read, and have yet to read, spend some time in the inspiring bookshops of Hayes Valley.

Welcome Fig & Thistle, a cozy wine and beer bar which officially opened last night at 313 Ivy Street.

We investigate the sudden removal of outdoor seating at Stacks, at Hayes and Octavia.

Here are some of our photos from yesterday's Urban Air Market, which took over Octavia Street from 11am to 6pm.

Yesterday, we stepped into the Bay to Breakers madness to bring you the new, the old, and the nude in this year’s race across the city.

Hidden inside one of the area's oldest businesses is one of its newest: a custom clothing shop called Artful Gentleman.

Schulzie's Bread Pudding, coming December 10th to 364 Hayes, challenges any idea you might have about the down-home dessert.

Hayes Valley's newest restaurant opens tonight: the creole inspired South at SFJAZZ, from The Slanted Door's Charles Phan.

Join us as we sample the many macarons of Hayes Valley, and see if you don't drool.

With the World Series starting tonight, we present a round-up of local watering holes that will likely be screening the games.

Meet Hayes Valley resident Julie Wagne and her husband Ibrahima, the founders of Petel Design.

Our favorite little French market is hosting what may be one of the most perfect pairings to ever grace your taste buds!

This past weekend, a handful of artists created a colorful new mural on Linden Street, right next to Smitten Ice Cream.

Last night, The Bold Italic and Google Local hosted a lively Hayes Valley block party involving over two dozen shops, bars, and restaurants.

Noir Lounge is finally allowing the public in to experience its complete overhaul of the former Frjtz space at 581 Hayes.

Six years after Hugues de la Plaza died on Linden Street, his death remains an unsolved mystery, and questions linger over the handling of the case.

SF Beer Week starts today, and plenty of Hayes Valley bars and restaurants are taking part. Here's our round-up.

About half are named for plants, and half for people. Here are the stories behind the street names of Hayes Valley.

With the James Beard Awards just a few days away, we sat down with Evan Rich of Rich Table, a contender for best new restaurant in the country.