If Planning approves, the SoCal-based fast-casual restaurant chain will open a new location in the heart of the Inner Sunset.

Bosco is part of the third generation of his family to run Lucca, which has been making its famed ravioli since 1929.

Sazeracs and foie-topped patty melts are two of the off-menu items available to Hoodline readers this month.

The Divisadero shop is closing on Sunday after 22 years, citing tough competition in the neighborhood. For its final days of business, all remaining items are being sold at 30 percent off.

Market owner Hanna Chedyak is concerned about a $1,400-a-month rent hike, but Peskin is seeking solutions so he can stay.

The landlord is still seeking a food-related tenant, but in the meantime, tech firm CloudFlare is providing meeting space to community groups.

For a neighborhood that typically has low turnover, the Inner Sunset has seen a lot of retail spots open up of late.

Anchor Brewing is staying, but the Whole Beast is out, Belcampo Meat Co. is in, Crêperie St. Germain will serve the courtyard in place of food trucks, and a soccer field is being built.

KitTea's longtime resident Turbo was adopted over the weekend. The "psychic" feline, who correctly predicted the Super Bowl winner last month, is the 94th cat adopted out by the cat cafe.

Barbary Coast, Le Chat Rouge and Pho Delicious appear close to opening, and several new spots should be coming soon.

Focusing on small-production California wineries, the shop has kept its unique personality, even after an ownership change.

As Cheers Market faces impending closure, co-owner Anil Khan is fundraising to buy the store and improve its offerings.

The small, artisan print shop makes everything it sells by hand, from greeting cards to wedding invitations and baby announcements.