This new spot features a selection of Korean-style comfort food with Japanese influences.

Here are 10 restaurants that still have spots available for their New Year's Eve dinner.

Three new eateries are coming to the Mission, Noe Valley and Union Square in coming weeks.

A sign on its front door indicates that it will be closed until further notice.

Some of the hottest new restaurants in San Francisco still have weekend tables available, many of them at prime dinner hours.

The business bills itself as "a healthful food start-up that serves fresh, plant-based, nutrient-dense meals."

Expect a variety of salad bowls, wraps, soups and other veggie-forward prepared meals.

Local chain La PanotiQ Bakery Café has closed both its San Francisco locations.

The owner decided to shut down the coffee shop because of decreased foot traffic—and increased crime.

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

From the arrival of SF's first Portuguese restaurant to the closure of a neighborhood favorite, here's the latest and greatest in Noe Valley dining.

Picking up where Le Zinc left off at 24th and Castro, Parisian chef Laurent Legendre is launching his latest bistro this weekend.

Helmed by the former head chef of Tacolicious, Uma Casa will offer a Bay Area twist on the Portuguese food he grew up with.