Longtime all-you-can-eat sushi spot Sushi Delight (1946 Market Street) has announced it will close after more than 25 years.

Castro and Duboce Triangle neighborhood favorite corner store Courtney's Produce has announced that it will close after 54 years in business. Courtney's last day will be Friday, December 5.

The Castro Starbucks (4094 18th Street), locally called Bearbucks, will permanently close after nearly 30 years in the neighborhood.

After a little more than six years in the Castro, indoor/outdoor beer garden and restaurant Willkommen (2198 Market St. at Sanchez) has announced it will close.

Castro residents walking by former seafood restaurant Fisch & Flore (2298 Market Street) over the weekend might have noticed the outdoor firepits have come back on, and seen customers inside the space.

San Francisco will soon be getting a double scoop of Angela's Organic Ice Cream, with a shop already open in Noe Valley, and one coming to the Castro.

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.

An ambitious plan to open a new Castro bar & restaurant in the former Harvey's (500 Castro Street) space, along with an adjacent space, has been scrapped.

New restaurant Aiso, which is 100% plant-based/vegan, is now open at 4068 18th Street in the Castro, formerly the Mediterranean restaurant Lark.

Castro women's sports bar Rikki's (2223 Market Street) is opening pretty much on schedule, just in time for Pride Month.

Something is baking at the former Castro location of Woodhouse Fish Co. at 2073 Market Street (at Church).

A new bakery specializing in English muffins will soon open at 554 Castro Street, formerly Castro Fountain.

Castro chocolate shop Kokak Chocolates (3901 18th Street) has closed after five years in the neighborhood.