Catfish fans, take heed: there's a new spot in town to get your fix.

The new eatery, which had its grand opening on July 1st, offers a variety of traditional Chinese dishes from Sichuan.

The new location will feature 20 different macarons daily, with flavors such as honey lavender, toasted coconut, chocolate, "unicorn" and more.

Named for artist Henry Darger, the new bar aims to offer an artist-friendly space with affordable eats and a drawing area.

A new eatery, offering poke, salad and "sushi burritos", has opened its doors in the neighborhood.

Hungry? A new neighborhood breakfast and brunch spot has you covered.

The new eatery specializes in North Indian cuisine.

Coffee is the star here, with a plethora of options on offer, from cold brew to pour-overs to nitro.

Expect a selection of Illy-brand coffee drinks, along with breakfast specials and pastries, at this new patisserie.

Diners who are familiar with the old menu will be happy to hear that not much has changed.

The new spot brings a much-loved genre of group dining to San Bruno Avenue.

Despite neighbors' concerns over noise and traffic, Planning voted 7–0 to let the owner reactivate the space.

Looking to chow down on some breakfast and brunch fare?