Due to noise complaints and a concerned landlord, the nightclub's owner is exploring his options for potentially moving to a new space.

Offering everything from stand-up to hip-hop to DJ sets, Showdown draws arts lovers from all over the city to its patch of Sixth Street.

In June we learned the story behind a new pizzeria that chose to open along one of SoMa's most notorious corridors.

Tsk/Tsk, Madrone and The Independent are all throwing NYE bashes along Divisadero Street.

From drag shows to dance parties, Heklina reflects on her club's first year and Thursday night's New Year's Eve anniversary celebration.

There's no sign on this little cocktail and oyster bar, so you have to be in the know to find it—and that's just how the owners like it.

Another local business temporarily closing for a seismic retrofit: Bean There Cafe, which will also be renovated while the work is being done.

The cozy North Beach cafe changed hands last year, but remains in the family—and hopes to stick around for another 25 years.

The decades-old Mediterranean restaurant lost its lease, and is in search of a new home.

Opening a business at 9th & Irving fulfilled a long-term aspiration for brothers Adar and Saadi Halil.

The new venture, with alums from Michelangelo, Volare and Il Casaro, will open at 7am serving Sicilian and American pastries and will stay open for lunch and dinner.

Batter has found a new location just a half a mile away, so loyal customers won't get lost.

Yum Yum's closure has loyal fans mourning the disappearance of the 35-year-old Sunset spot.