Shabu Shack will close its South San Francisco restaurant on Monday, June 22, removing the chain’s only Bay Area location. The shutdown was announced on social media and reported locally.

Funky Elephant’s Mission outpost will close this Sunday; the Berkeley original will remain open for now. Owners urged gift‑card holders to redeem before the final service.

Wing So Good is taking over the former La Salsa spot at 660 San Antonio Road, promising pan‑Asian shatter‑crisp wings and plans to serve beer and wine.

Bar Brucato will close after Saturday, June 20, 2026. The distillery will remain open while the owners regroup.

A 50,000-square-foot food hall from Omakase Restaurant Group opened Tuesday at Gateway of Pacific, packing six concepts, a bar and games into South San Francisco.

Woods Beer & Wine Co. will move into the former Fishermen’s Grotto at 2875 Taylor, opening a waterfront taproom late this summer under a short-term Port lease.

Photos from the city show Osaka Marketplace moving into the former Orchard Supply Hardware, promising Japanese groceries, specialty retail and a mini food hall.

Line 51 Brewing announced its Castro Street taproom will close July 19, 2026. The brewery posted a farewell and invited patrons to celebrate through the World Cup final.

Auction Napa Valley mixed top-tier lots with hometown touches — the fundraiser pulled in millions while Lawler’s $5 sandwiches fed crowds across the reimagined Mondavi estate.

San Francisco health inspectors shut down the Slanted Door Group's Mission commissary on June 11 after finding rodent droppings in more than a dozen locations — including on food contact surfaces and vacuum-sealed bags. It's a repeat violation at the facility keeping Charles Phan's legacy alive, and not everything got resolved on the same day it was closed.

Lawrence and Stephanie Bondulich are opening Owl & The Vine at 3535 Guerneville Road, converting the former Walter Hansel bistro into a wine bar and taproom late this summer.

Rocki's Chicken opened its first Bay Area location in downtown Oakley Saturday, landing a $50,000 city grant to help retrofit the Main Street storefront.

Morucci’s, the Walnut Creek sandwich legend, is reportedly eyeing a 2,584-sq-ft spot at 236 Golf Club Road in Pleasant Hill near Diablo Valley College.