Media Noche, a Cuban-Latin restaurant in San Francisco's Mission District, is set to close its doors on October 28, marking yet another establishment affected by rapid restaurant closures throughout the city.

Renowned San Francisco Italian eatery North Beach Restaurant is closing its doors after half a century, citing the city's decline in tourism and conventions as major factors.

Michelin-star Avery Restaurant in San Francisco is closing, with Chef Rodney Wages eyeing a new venture in Edinburgh.

After more than a decade, the popular Mission District Tex-Mex bar and restaurant, West of Pecos, is set to close on October 28, 2023. The reasons behind the closure appear to reflect the changing landscape of the Mission's dining scene and the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Castro's newest Mexican restaurant Zona Rosa, which previously existed under different ownership in the Haight, is now open in the former Tacorgasmico space.

Foliage, a new restaurant in the former Marlena space, aims to bring an affordable tasting menu and a focus on sustainability and seasonality to San Francisco's dining scene.

This Saturday's Farmers' Market at Orange Memorial Park not only promises fresh produce and a variety of other offerings, but also delivers essential fire safety education and community outreach programs.

Church and Market's newest Cal-Italian fusion restaurant, The Rustic, is now open at 215 Church Street, formerly the space that housed Chow and, briefly, Cook Shoppe.

San Francisco's former Michelin-starred restaurant Lord Stanley has returned with a new "Californian Bistro de Luxe" concept.

Jackson Square's underground supper club, Lyon & Swan, closes down after less than a year, leaving behind a memorable dining and entertainment experience.

After being closed for more than three years, Castro video bar Badlands reopened Wednesday at 4 p.m.

Starbucks is closing seven of its locations in downtown San Francisco amidst an uncertain commercial environment, while investing in renovations for existing stores. The move comes as the company undergoes a reevaluation of its store portfolio, prioritizing to-go options and navigating labor relations challenges.

San Francisco's historic Fisherman's Wharf restaurants, Fisherman's Grotto No. 9 and Tarantino's, face eviction over unpaid rent, as heritage establishments struggle to survive in a post-pandemic economy.