"It’s sad to see some of these places go away, and I’m trying to bring them back," said owner Tony Gemignani.

The new spot is turning out all-American classics, from onion rings to milkshakes.

The new concept will be inspired by European and Mediterranean-style cafés.

Citing an increase in rent, the coffeehouse is closing its doors on Saturday.

The founder's son brought a case against his brother's widow and his niece. Now, they're countersuing.

According to the suit, the once-friendly workings of the family business "have been replaced with rancor and disgust."

The restaurant offers traditional Italian dishes with a Japanese twist.

New York and Chicago may boast all the pizza fame, but SF actually has eight of America's 50 best spots for a slice.

The North Beach-based pizzeria will take over a space that's been vacant since 2015.

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

A bakery has operated out of this location since 1917.

From a new sandwich shop to an incoming Korean-Japanese spot, here's what we know about SF's restaurant scene.

To help neighbors in need, Rogue Ales has introduced a limited edition brew for nonprofit North Beach Citizens.