Previously noted as a possibility, the 16th Street café has closed for good after undergoing an earthquake retrofit.

The SoMa marijuana dispensary will discuss its plans for a Lower Haight expansion at Two Jacks tonight, addressing issues tackled at its last meeting—like double-parking, safety and marijuana odor.

It looks like a contender has finally entered the ring for the 555 Fulton grocery store space: Portland's New Seasons Market.

The former Your Scents location will debut as an outpost of the Colorado-based, outdoor-oriented bag, clothing and gear supplier.

Bite Me Sandwiches will take over the ground floor, with tentative plans for a tapas and wine bar upstairs.

Hayes Valley darling Souvla is bringing its much-lauded Greek fare to Divisadero's former Herbivore space.

Brooklyn-based Tinkergarten expanded to the Bay Area this fall and starts up their next GGP class series in January.

Hayes Street's newest bike shop is now open, with an array of vintage-inspired bicycles and accessories.

Chip Conley, founder of the Phoenix, dishes on rock-star guests and how he secured historic landmark status for the much-loved pool.

The 7,600-square-foot building at 70 Second St. is for sale at a highly inflated price. If it opened as a marijuana dispensary, which it's licensed for, it would be the biggest one in the country.

Though the owner says the closure will be temporary, the three-year-old restaurant is up for sale.

It's been a frigid December so far, but tomorrow in Hayes Valley, there'll be eggnog, art shows and more to warm you up.

The Canadian footwear and apparel shop just opened its very first U.S. location on Polk at Sutter.