After 11 years, the wine shop is changing hands, but the new owners will be familiar faces to regulars.

The neighborhood coffee roaster and cafe, which has been in business since 1983, is now an SF legacy business.

The new center offers chiropractic care, massage, bodywork, and the Dia Method, a program for pre- and postpartum women.

Landlord troubles may be behind the longtime grocery store's closure.

New developments are rising up and down Market, but this one has been significantly delayed. Here's why.

The new tech center now buys, sells and repairs electronics, with a specialty in Macbooks and iPhones.

Plans to turn the long-vacant space into a boutique hotel and sushi bar remain stalled, a decade after it went dark.

This will be GoHealth Urgent Care's fifth location in San Francisco, and more are on the way.

"[A] greedy landlord shuts down yet another 20+ year local Lower Haight business," writes the photographer.

Tal Y Tara has provided English flair and fare in the Richmond for the past two decades.

The longtime bookstore will debut a new concept across Haight Street, starting with a "winter literary wonderland."

As the grocer seeks a potential subtenant for the space, its pullout has reignited the Whole Foods debate on Polk.

BodyRok Studios, the boutique gym we first told you about back in June, has opened in the former Tatyana space at 1529 Haight. It offers Pilates and cycling classes, starting at $20 per session.