This new project comes from actor Lisa Long, restaurateur Ann Booth Luly and chef Paul Shoemaker.

This New Orleans-inspired eatery features dishes like char-grilled oysters and smoked duckling breast.

Look for a variety of Thai fusion-inspired noodle dishes and small bites.

"This little food truck is the best-kept secret in the Heights," said one Yelp reviewer.

The raw-fish purveyor, which has locations all over the U.S., lets diners customize their own bowls, sushi burritos and salads.

This will be the first SF outpost for the family-owned Bay Area restaurant chain.

The fast-casual pizza chain allows diners to build their own pies with a variety of toppings.

The menu features a variety of plant-based options for breakfast and lunch.

Along with barbecued meat skewers, the restaurant features Cajun-inspired Chinese fare like spicy lobster and crawfish.

The café features singture coffee drinks and quick breakfast and lunch fare.

The restaurant features a fragrant chili oil—shaped like a bear—as a soup base for the hot pot.

Breakfast/lunch spot Sweet Maple temporarily closed for renovations.

Dim sum lovers in Manhattan now have two new options for dumplings and more.