Tomorrow, the city's first location of indoor cycling studio Flywheel will open its doors to the public. It will be Flywheel's Bay Area flagship; locations also exist in Walnut Creek and Sunnyvale.

With the building on the market and rent hike on the way, Fog Hill Market owner Hanna Chedyak spent the last weeks in business slowly selling off inventory and bidding farewell to neighbors.

Work was halted after last week's gas leak, the latest in a long string of disruptions.

The mom-and-pop vintage shop will also keep its Clement Street location, while a new coffee shop is rumored for the corner of Carl & Cole.

The couple behind SF Skate Club are seeking to raise $10,000 for Eduskate, their after-school program for middle-school students.

The popular bubble tea joint is headed to Divisadero.

The popular medical cannabis dispensary has officially completed its relocation down the street.

Seven Stills, which debuted in July, is licensed to serve the whiskey and vodka it distills—but Bayview planning code is barring it from doing so.

The restaurant's revenue dropped substantially in July and August, as hundreds of Pokemon players descended on its doorstep.

The Mediterranean food purveyor is closing up shop on Octavia Street.

Luxurious Nail Boutique, set to open on Third Street next month, aims to employ a diverse staff from numerous cultures.

Some not-so-sweet news from Noe Valley's sugar-forward emporium.

The shop sells San Francisco-themed merchandise designed by local artists.