The owners want their new venture to become a hub for community engagement and creative expression.

The Castro is losing one of its popular spots for buying and selling used clothing.

The Ice Cream Bar's Castro sequel is finally up and running, with housemade ice cream and baked goods.

The Mission's "friendliest custard purveyor" is gone, but East Coast-style sandwiches and a popular juice joint will be opening up soon.

Owner Hector Ortiz, who became a hairdresser at 15, has done hair for the Miss America pageant and taught styling classes.

A longtime women's boutique shutters, another finds a new home, and a vintage furniture shop debuts.

After losing his lease, winemaker and owner Carl Sutton is taking "some time off."

With new owners, the 18th and Eureka corner store is changing things up.

From high-end cheeses to rare bottles of mezcal, the new purveyor of artisanal foodstuffs is a mecca for gourmets.

If you can stand three minutes in a -220ºF tube, the spa's owner claims it can help with arthritis, psoriasis, sports recovery, and more.

The popular hardware store is celebrating new locations in SoMa and North Beach, with a shuttle between the two parties.

Chinatown loses a boba tea shop, Montclair bids farewell to a wine bar, and an Adams Point coffee shop shutters after 12 years.

"We're going to move on as if it didn't happen," said Ba-Bite owner Robert Gott.