The popular street food vendor from New York City is taking over the former Naan-N-Curry space on O'Farrell, just outside the Tenderloin.

The Sunset pizzeria, which also offers some non-pizza dishes like risotto, will be moving into the corner space at Gough and Page.

Join Outerlands tonight as they hail their seven-year anniversary on the outskirts of San Francisco. Free admission, delicious eats, and a DJ set from Vetiver are all part of the party.

Pete Mrabe is hosting a grand opening party for the neighborhood on Thursday, with free passed appetizers.

Mina has revealed that his upcoming restaurant at 350 Mission St. will be inspired by his Middle Eastern pop-up, Middle’terranea.

Mysteriously closed since at least Sunday, the diner now has a notice in the window from its landlord that it hasn't paid rent, and that the property will be considered abandoned if it doesn't pay up.

Now's your chance to try kava, the muscle relaxant and social stimulant with Polynesian roots, as well as other medicinal drinks.

Founded by neighborhood natives, Java Beach prides itself on its house-roasted coffee and relaxed atmosphere.

The 18-seat, reservation-only restaurant offers only one prix fixe menu, which runs a cool $195 per person.

The Internet has been aflutter with the news that one of the city's last 24-hour diners has closed. Information is still scarce, but it appears that a Health Department shutdown wasn't the issue.

The coffee shop, which also has Noe Valley and FiDi locations, opened in the former Philz space this weekend. It serves coffee roasted by Arnold Spinelli, Raison D'Etre pastries, and Nucha empanadas.

The popular pastry purveyor is offline through Feb. 22nd. A sign says it's closed for repairs, but it's actually getting some new refrigeration and showcases in an effort to spruce things up.

Offering American-style breakfast and lunch menus, the 170-seat restaurant will transition to Korean-inspired fusion fare at dinner.