The Burger King at the corner of Market and Grove has been closed since last Friday.

With a shared affinity for health-conscious, locally-sourced fare, the restaurant and juice pop-up have joined forces on a new breakfast menu.

The pork-obsessed pop-up is eyeing a soon-to-be-vacated spot near Polk Street for its first brick-and-mortar location.

The contemporary Indian restaurant is aiming to satisfy lunchtime workers, City Hall celebrants, and opera and symphony-goers in one spot.

Developers of a new mixed-use building at 1028 Market hope to keep the space active even after The Hall closes in October.

Rest assured, the long-delayed remodel is underway.

Plans to build the 13-story apartment building at 1028 Market St. were approved yesterday, which means The Hall's time is almost up.

Yes, there's something to look forward to on Monday morning.

Demolition of the big, pink concrete McDonald's on Van Ness is well underway.

The pop-up turned permanent restaurant will offer a variety of Asian-inspired pork sliders and local brews.

"What we hope to do is create simple, honest food that you could eat any day of the week for lunch."

Fried chicken fanatics, be advised.

The team behind the popular Vietnamese pop-up is taking a break to open a permanent restaurant.

The team behind Trestle and Stone's Throw have debuted their new cafe at the base of a Van Ness & Fell apartment building.

With Intelligentsia coffee and a wide selection of quick bites, C+M Coffee And Milk has made its Van Ness debut.

The mom and pop shop known for serving greasy American breakfasts and Chinese favorites quietly closed its doors this weekend as demolition of the century-old Market Street Cinema looms.

The refreshed Morty's Deli is now open at Golden Gate and Hyde, featuring the original lunch menu from 10am-5pm. Expanded hours and breakfast service are still in the works.

The guerrilla marketer turned restaurateur is preparing to launch a second, but still very soulful, fried-chicken joint in the Tenderloin.

Little Griddle's owner, Phillip Ma, is opening a new spot across the street.

The new Tenderloin eatery will be a sit-down restaurant serving colonial-inspired Southeast Asian dishes.

Eleven months after opening the Parisian restaurant, bar and brewery in the Twitter building lobby, Mercer Restaurant Group has put the space up for sale.

Wine and Lebanese bites are no longer flowing at Van Ness and Eddy, but it shouldn't be long until sake and sushi rolls take their place.

Pork sliders, modern American classics, and Central European eats are all on the table for San Francisco diners.

The nature-inflected bar encourages guests to turn off their phones and talk to each other.

In June and July, the dairy's "Somooliers" will offer visitors tasting notes and suggested pairings.

The reason for the eviction is not clear.

Boutique Hotel Bijou will host former Hog & Rocks chef Robin Song's newest venture in the Tenderloin.

The venue was created to activate a dilapidated space before it was demolished.

Pizza and dumplings from the top of the world could arrive in the neighborhood later this year.

A sign indicates that the location is closed "forever."

The new restaurant will focus on "live fire cooking."

The city's second meatball-focused eatery is set to open in February.

A popular stop for Civic Center concertgoers, the eatery will serve its last meal on December 29th.

The new restaurant serves traditional Nepalese specialties and pizza.

The "traditional American eatery" closed more than two years ago for renovations.

Look for elevated takes on kimchi fries and jasmine tea leaf salad.

Once a speakeasy, the basement space has been transformed into a three-lane bowling alley with a full bar and restaurant.

Bi-Rite's new cafe aims to satisfy a desire for more health options for families in Civic Center.

Last year, four Farming Hope employees found full-time jobs.

The 250-seat bar, lounge and restaurant opened in June 2015.

Korean fried chicken and other standbys are served at the new spot.

A new al fresco cafe from the local grocer has brought healthy and kid-friendly food and drink to Civic Center Plaza.

A Korean tapas restaurant is set to move into the old Lafayette Coffee Shop space this year.

A South Bay chain is bringing Mediterranean flavors to Yerba Buena Gardens.

"Burmese ramen" and plenty of plant-based choices are on the menu at this new Burmese spot.

The new eatery is located inside Uber's building on Market Street.

The popular pork bun spot has closed its Larkin Street doors.

The new Hawaiian eatery also offers fusion rice bowls, poke nachos and snacks like fried spam musubi in addition to its poke.

From poke bowls to power yoga, read on for a rundown of the newest hot spots to arrive in Civic Center.

The public-private partnership aims to reactivate the space around The Hall, whose demolition is now a year behind schedule.

Malaysian food has arrived in Noe Valley, while a beloved pie shop is saying its goodbyes.

The Korean answer to Chipotle, HoM offers build-your-own banchan bowls.

Plus, a new lunch option for the Civic Center crowd.

A healthy eatery closes in the Inner Sunset, a fast-food chain outpost closes in the Civic Center and a vegan-friendly Japanese Curry spot opens in the Inner Richmond.

The past two years have been punishing for Tenderloin dive bars, but at least one is making a comeback.

Staying in the city on Thanksgiving and not sure what to do? Here's where you can eat and volunteer.

Three blocks of the Tenderloin will be closed to cars for outdoor dining and shopping.

Prairie, the Mission's restaurant-turned-general-store, is also set to shutter.

Iconic San Francisco hofbrau/sports bar Tommy's Joynt (1101 Geary) has reopened for the first time in eight months, and the corned beef dinners have already begun flying out the door. 

Long-time San Francisco restaurateur and owner of Civic Center’s Soluna Cafe & Lounge, Rene Denis opened his latest venture, Chao Pescao, Thursday — turning the once Cuban-Colombian delivery pop-up into a permanent eatery.

Modern Indian eatery August 1 Five will close permanently on December 20, after just over four years at the corner of Van Ness Avenue and McAllister Street.

The 55th Super Bowl kicks off this Sunday with the Kansas City Chiefs aiming to defend their title against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Looking for some food and libation options to enjoy while watching the game at home? From hearty brisket slider kits to Spanish-influenced snack packages, we’ve got you covered.

The Tenderloin’s Municipal Marketplace, led by Mission-based nonprofit La Cocina, expects a soft opening this spring starting with take-out and delivery options, after facing construction and safety delays due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The corned beef and cabbage will be served up for St. Patrick’s Day, as the Van Ness Avenue hofbrau Tommy’s Joynt adds indoor dining to their current take-out fare.

Hi Neighbor Restaurant Group is hoping to capitalize on the nearby music and culture scene that is crawling back to life in Civic Center, and pivoting the former Corridor to become more of a cocktail bar.

The Bi-Rite Café may not have been the right fit, so the Assembly Café and Beer Garden will give it a go at Civic Center, with dishes named after local rock acts including a Dead Kennedys chicken sandwich.

A pop-up pizza operation in San Francisco is about to move into permanent digs along the border of the Tenderloin and Civic Center neighborhoods.

Both Happy Hours and formal dinners are accompanied by live jazz, classical, and chamber music at Uccello Lounge, a new upscale restaurant and bar at the SF Conservatory of Music.

The days of bars reopening and then closing again appear not to be over, as once-bustling Tenderloin/Civic Center cocktail spot Whitechapel (600 Polk Street) has decided to close temporarily once more due to flagging business, and it will operate temporarily as a private event space.

Civic Center vegetarian staple Ananda Fuara just announced they’re permanently closing, and Sunday is your last day for their signature “neatloaf” or avocado toast.

Assemblymember Matt Haney's bill allowing Amsterdam-style cannabis cafes passes the California state Assembly with an overwhelming majority; San Francisco residents may not see many of them due to a potential dispensary moratorium.

Travis Kalanick's CloudKitchens has leased the notorious Burger King at Market & Grove Streets in the Civic Center, replacing the space that had drawn many health complaints.