Boulettes Larder at San Francisco's Ferry Building has closed after more than 20 years, with the co-owners reflecting on their journey and hinting at future culinary projects.

The 28-screen Divisadero sports bar that witnessed four Warriors championships and two heartbreaking 49ers Super Bowl losses over its eleven year span serves its final drinks this Sunday. The new owner plans to keep the sports bar identity and wants to "learn about the commity" surrounding the well-known location.

Maverick Jack’s to offer food services at Coyote Point Recreation Area on weekends from August to October. San Mateo County Parks gears up for upgraded experiences with local culinary favorites.

The Oakland Museum of California will host BBQ Without Borders, a culinary event celebrating immigrant cultures and raising funds for the Resilience Fund.

Peet's Coffee has become the official coffee provider for Southwest Airlines, with the partnership starting on August 13 and also extending to 25 airport locations.

The Ferry Building's most stubborn vacancy—that sprawling corner space where MarketBar once thrived—finally has a worthy successor. A16's Shelley Lindgren is betting big on Lucania, a southern Italian restaurant that could cement her status as the waterfront landmark's most essential player.

A Hayes Valley chef complained that a food influencer's 15,000 followers weren't enough for his restaurant. Now he's unemployed, his restaurant is closing, and she has 221,000 followers.

San Jose's Iguanas Home Of The Burritozilla is closing after 32 years, with its last day on July 27. The Orozco family thanked the community and hinted at future endeavors.

After just a year, Castro’s Fisch & Flore has shuttered and will soon transform into a new café concept. The historic Market Street space is entering another chapter.

Two Burlingame restaurants, Café Capuchino and Que SeRaw SeRaw, face eviction by the new property owner, threatening the local community's social hubs.

In-N-Out clarified a mistaken "Make America Healthy Again" announcement, stating they have not switched to beef tallow for fries and continue to use sunflower oil, despite a fan account's April Fools' joke suggesting otherwise.

Alleged British wine fraudster has been extradited to New York to face charges in a $99 million Ponzi scheme that used California's most prestigious wines as fake collateral, in a crime exposed by a Los Angeles lawyer

NBA star Jimmy Butler's coffee brand, BIGFACE, is opening a pop-up in San Francisco's Mission District, offering drinks and exclusive merch from July 10-27.