The openings will include a larger flagship cafe in the Financial District.

Uncertainty over San Francisco’s and San Mateo County’s future regulations for recreational marijuana led to the decision.

"I’m living proof that you can change your life even with a checkered past," said owner Richard Washington.

What would you choose to display at the corner of Castro and Market, if the chair wasn't there?

Hailing from across the pond, the women’s fashion line offers “everyday artistic luxury with timeless elegance."

The popular cafe is slated to reopen in February.

Neighborhood institution Cafe Flore will be dropping the "Cafe," and simply be called "Flore."

The psychedelia shop is undergoing a management reorganization, which will include a name change and a minor revamp.

Hazel will begin serving patrons of Mr. Tipple’s Recording Studio this week and open its own bar and restaurant in mid-February.

The new Bay and Powell outlet is now open, while the Van Ness & Mission flagship store is preparing to close in the coming months.

The San Francisco mainstay has held down its Folsom Street space since 1993.

60 new apartments and two retail spaces will soon rise at the corner of Market, Church and 14th streets.

Is the nation's restaurant industry a bubble about to burst?