The popular, affordable Burmese noodle restaurant is currently closed, as workers refresh the interior.

The frame shop is moving, but remaining in the Castro.

The former Brewcade now has more games, food, a full cocktail menu — and a name familiar to longtime neighborhood residents.

Business owner Ali Yaldiz previously operated an unpermitted commercial kitchen from the space.

Flying Falafel plans to open a third Bay Area location in the Castro, in the former home of Outfit

Just weeks after enduring controversy for its rainbow-painted Zen garden rock, the restaurant has closed its doors.

Spacious cited SF Planning's "lack of a clear process" for compliance as a significant factor in its departure.

The restaurant will be closed for the next few days to assess the damage.

A developer is seeking approval to demolish the 1917 building, which also houses Thorough Bread and Pastry.

If the Planning Commission gives it the green light, Eureka Sky could open as soon as this fall.

The burger joint is aiming to address a dearth of casual, late-night food options in the Castro.

The popular arcade bar is changing its name and focus.

"I felt the name was a turnoff," said Bulldog Tattoo's owner, who's taking advantage of the move to rebrand as Trudy's Tattoo Parlour.