Hit this Friday's reopening party to win a swag bag full of goodies.

Jamestown, which also runs the retail portion of Ghirardelli Square, is partnering with SF Made to offer local retail and craft beer, wine and/or coffee.

The storefront formerly occupied by a roofing contractor is on its way towards becoming a coffeehouse with outdoor seating.

Russian Hill's fine-art jewelry and sculpture gallery sells its wares to everyone from curious locals to prestigious art museums.

The former Victorian home on Divisadero now houses three floors of yoga studios, with over 100 classes a week and 30+ instructors.

Not only are there many vacant storefronts in the Upper Haight, but many have been shuttered for a year or more.

We catch up with Nob Hill's favorite purveyor of all things British to learn a bit more about his unique business.

The revamped former wash-and-fold near Buena Vista Park will open as Ritual Coffee's newest location on April 26th.

North East Medical Services has taken over multiple storefronts on Noriega's 1400 block, and some merchants are feeling squeezed.

After a quick turnaround, the Lower Haight's new barber shop is now open to the public.

"I'll be here until whenever," says Joe Elsinetti, who would rather keep working than cash out the station's land for several million dollars.

It may be located in the ritzy Twitter building, but the locally-owned gym also works to provide services to the Tenderloin community.

The store is throwing a party on Friday to say goodbye to its original brick-and-mortar location.