Castro Nail Salon officially reopened after moving to its new location at 4359 18th Street (at Eureka Street).

San Francisco-based artisanal chocolate maker L'Amourette Chocolat will soon open a new shop and cafe in the Castro.

Here's a brief roundup of recent changes to Castro area businesses. In this edition, a mysterious pottery studio has a name, two new businesses have opened, another sets a closing date, and a restaurant expands its menu.

Castro queer mall and screen print shop Fave (329 Noe Street) has announced it will shutter after less than three years in the neighborhood.

An ice cream shop has returned to the Castro just in time for this week's heatwave.

Last week, the San Francisco Planning Commission unanimously reapproved a 7-story condo building at the former sex club and sauna Eros site with modifications.

The Castro's fitness studio glut continues with the proposal of another megachain pilates studio.

After 20 years in the Castro, men's clothing store Entour (2319 Market Street) has announced that it will close at the end of September.

Last week, Church and Market neighborhood mainstay Church Street Cafe (260 Church Street) shuttered after 20 years in business.

After more than 50 years in the Castro, corner store Buffalo Whole Food & Grain Co. (598 Castro Street) will shutter next week.

Castro Argentinian restaurant Flora King (4248 18th Street) has shuttered after just over one year and pivoted to a new smashburger concept, and it's being kept in the family.

Frameline50, the 50th edition of the world's longest-running LGBTQ+ Film Festival, officially kicks off June 17 in San Francisco, and filmgoers will have a new place to hang out before and after each show.

It's been nearly three years since work began on the new Castro Muni Station glass elevator, and the project is finally nearing completion.