For those who haven’t yet discovered the joy of tea, a French press is available for coffee drinkers.

Last month, the eatery announced it was temporarily closing for renovations.

The new spot offers dinner service, kombucha on tap, and will have a seasonal, pick-your-protein menu.

The founder's son brought a case against his brother's widow and his niece. Now, they're countersuing.

The new restaurant was announced in 2015, but extensive renovations were required to prepare the space.

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The new spot brings Japanese-style rice bowls to an industrial stretch of the neighborhood.

The corner spot was vacant since Doug's Suds laundromat closed in May 2015.

The business received an SF Shines grant to complete required electrical and kitchen upgrades.

The tea purveyor is taking over a former frozen yogurt location.

The Richmond's newest restaurant puts an emphasis on quality meats, unique side dishes, and feline-inspired decor.

With loud dance music and job fairs it calls 'casting' sessions, the chain has more than 200 locations worldwide.

If the neighborhood continues to support it, the market will become permanent.