Offerings include a rotisserie menu and a selection of sangria, micheladas, craft beer and margaritas.

The new fast-casual eatery has a citywide delivery option.

Along with coffee, wine and beer, the spot serves a variety of seasonal breakfast and brunch fare.

Two former residents of the Castro's Myriad food hall have struck out on their own.

Uncle-nephew team Eric and Tony Shou bought the restaurant and plan to keep it going.

After major renovations, the sports bar/arcade has opened in the former Cease & Desist space.

The menu offers a curated list of sake from Japan, including one sparkling variety.

The restaurant specializes in cuisine cooked with spices from India and Nepal.

The bar's owner says she has a permit, but a neighbor is opposed to installing the sign at her new location.

This will be the first SF outpost for the family-owned Bay Area restaurant chain.

Breakfast/lunch spot Sweet Maple temporarily closed for renovations.

In addition to breakfast and brunch fare, the new spot features a selection of Chinese-inspired dishes.

Specialty coffee drinks include Nutella-lavender lattes.