New owner Mark White said that Cook Shoppe will continue in Chow's footsteps as "an honest, affordable and local" restaurant.

The milestone is an unexpected one for the neighborhood dive, which has been set to be demolished for housing for several years.

Ali Yaldiz is in hot water with the Planning Department for using the former Sweet Castro space as a commercial kitchen.

Craving kimchi fried rice or a killer deep-dish pepperoni pizza? Look no further.

It will be the cafe's third Bay Area location.

After a quick remodel, chef Coskun Abik (also of neighboring Lark) plans to open his new restaurant next week.

With baseball season around the corner, we rounded up the best wursts in the city.

The cafe's last day is this Sunday, March 31st.

Aiming to be "the next Chipotle," the local chain will compete with smaller Castro eatery Gai, which serves a similar menu.

It's only been a week since Chow closed up shop after 22 years in business. But a new owner has already snapped up its former space.

The new restaurant will be called Butcher & Farm.

Just weeks after 40-year-old Aardvark Books said its goodbyes, another longtime business has closed its doors at Church and Market streets.

Its sister restaurant, Bisou, closed last year.