Crustacean Vietnamese restaurant is opening a new location in San Francisco's Financial District on July 18th, known for garlic noodles and roasted crabs.

California's culinary scene sees Michelin stars awarded to new and existing restaurants, with special nods to sustainability efforts and regional excellence.

Miguel Escobedo went from shuttering his exhausted food truck operation to opening a Union Square restaurant in just six months-thanks to an unexpected phone call that changed everything.

Toy Boat, the Clement St. ice cream shop with a cult-like following, reopened on Friday the 13th and proved some superstitions worth breaking. The 43-year-old Richmond District institution emerged from a seismic retrofitting and remodel, but proudly held onto nostaligic traditions with an expanded menu.

WesBurger 'N' More in San Francisco is closing next month, as the owner decided not to renew the lease. The restaurant was known for its contribution to the city's smashburger trend.

Fikscue, an Indonesian-Texas BBQ fusion restaurant, has opened a new location at San Francisco's Chase Center, offering unique halal smoked meats and Southeast Asian dishes.

Castro women's sports bar Rikki's (2223 Market Street) is opening pretty much on schedule, just in time for Pride Month.

San Francisco's Fog City restaurant closed permanently on May 30, 2025, ending its 40-year presence in the dining scene, appreciated for its innovative menu and design.

Tacos El Último Baile is leaving Oakland for San Francisco's Ikea food hall due to marketing issues, decreased foot traffic, safety concerns, and a supportive environment for businesses in San Francisco.

Something is baking at the former Castro location of Woodhouse Fish Co. at 2073 Market Street (at Church).

The Tipsy Pig gastropub in San Francisco's Marina district announced its closure after 16 years, with future plans for its Chestnut Street location hinted on Instagram.

San Francisco's Niku Steakhouse reopens on May 30th after recovering from a fire and temporarily operating from the Jay Hotel. Reservations are available on OpenTable.

Andytown Coffee Roasters is set to open a new "togo-focused" location in Downtown San Francisco on May 27, aiming to serve the weekday crowd among the city's competitive coffee scene.