"If you're not Blue Bottle, you're gonna take a beating," said owner Christopher Marquez.

A beer garden backed by Anheuser-Busch is planned for the area, and some local brewers are not happy.

Two Oakland-based businesses joined forces to bring eco-friendly beauty products and unique Ethiopian leather goods to San Francisco.

Mayor Libby Schaaf said she hopes the new licensing process helps "those who have been wronged by past practices.”

"Sisterhood, creativity and imagination are our values," said co-founder Shana Lancaster.

"I hate going into a store and being ignored for not dressing cool enough," said CEO Angela Tsay.

After selling her wares at farmers markets and pop-ups, Reem Assil opened her first bakery today.

"It would be a shame if the brand, and one of the few production breweries left in San Francisco, disappeared because of financial problems," said its new owner.

The city's newest restaurants include a pizza joint and a kebab spot, plus a new Ethiopian market is on its way.

With a customer base that attracts Oaklanders from all walks of life, the shop's one of the neighborhood's most popular destinations.

Owner Rachel Rajput doesn't believe it's a stretch to say yoga is for everybody.

A recording studio falls silent, a bike shop spins down, but a new cat-centric cafe is purring like a champ.

"Getting the cat into a positive environment is the best way to get them adopted," said founder Ann Dunn.