Here's a short documentary on Oak Street's Academy of Tae Kwon Do, led for nearly 40 years by grandmaster Bill Dewart.

The new sushi bar in the former KK Cafe comes from Billy Kong, the owner of Noe Valley's Saru.

The environmentally conscious footwear company uses recycled tire treads as the soles of its shoes.

We get to know the Lower Haight photographer, whose 1978 book Gay Semiotics was recently rereleased.

Johnson has run the bustling Lower Haight pet store since 2007. We sat down with her to talk about her love of animals and pet culture in SF.

We stop by The Brooklyn Circus on Fillmore to learn a thing or two about East and West coast styles.

After a multi-year buildout, the Kava Lounge is almost ready to open its doors.

As the Fillmore favorite nears its fourth anniversary, we get the inside story with owner Harmony Fraga.

After 20 years repairing the neighborhood's shoes, Haight Street Shoe Repair owner Lopez will retire on December 27th.

Hats of the Fillmore has been providing snazzy headwear to customers from all walks of life since 2001.

A bar with carpet? In a world of reclaimed wood and industrial finishes, The Page's owner fights the good fight for "gentler" flooring.

Our latest bartender interview takes us to North Beach, where John Pringle is helping to keep the spirit of the former Purple Onion alive.

The Rodriguez family has owned and operated Precision Auto Repair at 717 Divisadero since 1962.