San Francisco's most obsessed-over takeout sushi is abandoning Japantown for the Financial District's lunch rush. The move says everything about which neighborhoods are actually recovering.

Parachute, a new bakery from Sorrel's team led by Nasir Armar, opened in SF's Ferry Building, selling inventive pastries like chocolate entremet and cube-shaped croissants. It sold out of 800 items in 90 minutes.

The chef behind SF's most acclaimed yakitori restaurant is plotting his comeback at the city's most legendary sushi address. The September partnership promises to transform how locals think about Japanese dining downtown.

The popular Mission sushi spot vanished without warning over the weekend, its pink signage replaced by burger branding. The silent switchover caps off months of fallout from a chef's explosive social media battle with food influencers.

Michael Mina and Steph Curry team up to revive San Francisco's Union Square with Mina's Bourbon Steak and Curry's The Eighth Rule bar, opening at the Westin St. Francis this October.

The Zucchi family has taken over Eduardo's Pasta Co. in San Francisco, revitalizing the brand with new energy, social media presence, and online sales, while preserving its authentic taste and heritage.

The FDA expanded a recall of frozen shrimp to nine states — including California and Massachusetts — after cesium-137 was detected in imported shipments. Consumers should check labels and dispose of or return affected packages.

This Whole Foods has been shuttered since April after health inspectors found rodents and cockroaches. The store says it is renovating and will request a reinspection before reopening.

Hands-on meat spectacle coming to Treasure Island during Fleet Week—tickets, chefs and live fire in October.

Khan Toke Thai House in San Francisco closes, ending its long-standing tradition of Thai dining, with the owner citing economic reasons and lease end.

The food is incredible and the fish-cutting videos are going viral, but good luck finding somewhere to actually eat. Welcome to San Francisco's newest dining dilemma.

Two neighborhood staples just got hit with immediate closure orders after health inspectors made some disturbing discoveries. The violations found in their kitchens tell a story no diner wants to hear.

Original Joe's, a historic San Francisco Italian American restaurant, has opened a new location in Walnut Creek, offering classic and new dishes to East Bay patrons.