A remembrance of Specs Twelve Adler Museum Cafe's owner, and the many people he touched.

"North Beach will always be North Beach," owner Peter Sodini said. "It’s become modernized, but Sodini’s is still standing."

It's getting some minor upgrades under new ownership, but its name and dive-bar vibe will remain the same.

North Beach residents now have a new option for a Mexican meal—and it's open until 3am on weekends.

On the occasion of its owner's 88th birthday, Specs and its patrons cheered the bar's selection for the new SF Legacy Business program.

After almost 30 years in business, Viva Pizza will be shutting its doors.

The company's second SF location has a larger selection of ice cream and cookie flavors than its trailer at Fisherman's Wharf.

The new concept will be "Austrian après-ski and wine tavern meets German beer hall meets Alto Adige salumeria."

Although renovation work hasn't started and the building is listed for sale, we're told the project is moving forward.

Specializing in tonkotsu ramen, the newcomer offers a noodle alternative to North Beach's slew of pasta spots.

A stretch of Grant Avenue that's been plagued with papered-over windows is finally about to see two new businesses open.

In the works since 2014, April Bloomfield and Ken Friedman's planned bar in the former peep-show palace is finally moving forward.

Bring a group for a steaming bowl of Chinese hot pot at this new spot, which will be open until 2am nightly.