After over 70 years in business, popular HRD Coffee Shop is closing its doors amid questions of viability of remaining in business in Downtown neighborhoods of San Francisco.

After a 14-year run in North Beach, beloved Mexican eatery Don Pisto’s shuttered for good last Friday.

The reopening of the Castro's historic neighborhood restaurant Cafe Flore (2298 Market St.), now to be called Fisch & Flore, has been delayed as construction officially kicked off two weeks ago.

Flour + Water Pizzeria begins accepting reservations on June 28 in San Francisco's North Beach, featuring pizzas, antipasti, salads, wine, beer, cocktails, and non-alcoholic options.

Katsuo & Kombu offers delicious, freshly prepared udon noodles and other Japanese dishes made from housemade dashi, green onion, and other fresh ingredients. Now open in the Divisadero corridor of San Francisco.

Travis Kalanick's CloudKitchens has leased the notorious Burger King at Market & Grove Streets in the Civic Center, replacing the space that had drawn many health complaints.

Anchor Brewing Company takes cost-cutting measures with a cancellation of distributing outside California and no longer brewing its annual Anchor Christmas Ale.

MacKenzie Chung Fegan, Bay Area native and Senior Editor at Bon Appetit, is the new Lead Restaurant Critic for The Chronicle. Join us to see what she adds to the restaurant scene in San Francisco.

Experience North Beach's carb-filled culinary extravaganza at the San Francisco Pizza, Bagel & Beer Fest, featuring unlimited pizza, bagels, and beer!

Discover the best new burgers in San Francisco with this list of the city's 5 new top picks from SFist.

Experience the upscale cuisine of Michelin-starred chefs David and Serena Chow Fisher at their new Japantown project with Hi Neighbor Hospitality Group.

Last week, the San Francisco Planning Commission unanimously approved a conditional use permit for specialty market Muuu Meat at 3998 18th Street (at Noe), formerly home to a 7-Eleven.

Assemblymember Matt Haney's bill allowing Amsterdam-style cannabis cafes passes the California state Assembly with an overwhelming majority; San Francisco residents may not see many of them due to a potential dispensary moratorium.