'Moe Greens' has passed a hurdle in its plans to establish a dispensary with onsite consumption in a vacant Market Street storefront.

The 167-space underground parking garage under 6x6 is open, despite no tenants being confirmed for the retail mall above it.

Mid-Market's newest beer hall is set to debut this week.

Tender Loving Food is closed, but its owner is still moving forward on a different Tenderloin restaurant, serving banquet-style Burmese food.

You can now sign up for classes at the exercise studio’s sixth San Francisco location, on Grove at Gough.

Hazel will begin serving patrons of Mr. Tipple’s Recording Studio this week and open its own bar and restaurant in mid-February.

A cup of coffee at Blue Bottle set Mokhtar Al-Khanshali on a path that now connects Yemeni farmers to consumers who appreciate the most extraordinary coffee in the world.

Restaurants are shutting down to show solidarity with immigrant workers against President Trump's policies.

The bike shop will be closed and a number of parking spaces around Seventh and Market will be unavailable from 10am-5pm today; filming is for a Chase credit card commercial.

With a nonprofit taking over the space, the liquor store has been forced to move after nearly 50 years in business.

Sazeracs and foie-topped patty melts are two of the off-menu items available to Hoodline readers this month.

In need of a show-stopping getup? Look no further than the A.C.T. Costume Shop at Seventh and Market.

Catch author readings, book signings, letter-writing and arts and crafts at indie bookstores across the city this Saturday.

Angered by the ads, several locals said they spent hours removing them from buildings.

Owners say rents for Opera Plaza cinema are too low and "no longer economically viable.”

After kitchen upgrades funded in part by the Mayor's office, the cafe will be able to serve its popular Vietnamese soups again.

The owners aim to convert nearly 20 percent of the vacant mall's footprint to office use.

The NEMA building's ground-floor space on Market has been vacant since it opened in 2015.

Walk a few blocks in any direction, and you'll run into independently operated boutiques catering to "very San Francisco" desires.

The cult skate brand, known for its limited-edition items, is likely to draw big lines on opening day.

Along with bike maintenance services, the new bike shop will provide coffee, Wi-Fi, and a gathering space for bike enthusiasts to meet each other.

The Walgreens, whose theft-plagued empty shelves went viral earlier this year, will close at the end of August.

With construction now two years behind schedule, area businesses say the grants won't make a dent in their six-figure revenue losses.

Although 2020 seems to be unending, the holiday season is upon us, and it’s worth remembering the wealth of small businesses scattered across San Francisco that offer the perfect gifts for friends, loved ones, and even yourself.

The new Whole Foods near Civic Center will be the largest Whole Foods in San Francisco, and will open March 10 to bring a much-needed boost to a corner that has lately been in the news for all the wrong reasons.

San Francisco approves a record $19.5 million settlement for Hotel Whitcomb due to damages incurred during the city's shelter-in-place program. The details behind this unprecedented settlement and its potential impact on the city's future reimbursements resulted in mixed reactions.