UPDATE (4/17/2013): The amendment unanimously passed the Land Use Committee with a positive recommendation.

Our friends over at the SFist reported that an organization called "Randy Rooster" is in escrow to purchase the old Diesel location (400 Castro St-- also former home to Bank of America) in order to

I walked down to La Fajita Mexican Grill (2312 Market Street) for one of their famous burritos on Monday only to be heartbroken when I saw the windows covered up, the doors locked, and a notice posted

For the last year Duboce Triangle neighborhood Association (DTNA) has been fighting to keep a new mega-chain store, CVS Pharmacy, at bay from moving a standard, suburban cookie-cutter, style store i

We reported via GrubStreet in February that the closed Dancing Pig location's lease (544 Castro Street) was being purchased by Poesia's owner, Francesco D’Ippolito, for a new casual Italian-style re

Last year Grub Street broke the story that Chipotle, the Mexican formula fast food chain, had inked a lease for the space that had been Home Restaurant, empty since 2011, at the corner of Market/Churc

As we've posted in the past-it seems a universal complaint from both visitors and Castro denizens-that food choices in the neighborhood can be, um, problematic when it comes to consistency and great

The pie, salad, and stew joint, Chile Pies (314 Church Street), will now be featuring an expanded Mexican food menu from their sister restaurant, Green Chile Kitchen in NOPA.

The folks over at the B.

About two weeks ago a chain-linked fence was placed around the parking lot adjacent to the Industrialists' stainless steel furniture shop at Market and Sanchez (the future location of the Castro's f

Reader Tim tipped us off to news about a possible new owner for the former Jake's on Market Restaurant (2223 Market Street).

Our friends over at Haighteration were going through the newest liquor licenses posted on the ABC (Alcohol Beverage Control) website and found details on new life coming to Castro's infamous Trigger

Supervisor Scott Wiener, not exactly known for his 'Hey Mr.