The geometric wonder at Folsom and Spear Street just added a wonderful addition, as the SF Board of Supervisors approved a beer and wine license for its forthcoming ground-floor Mili Wine Bar.

Underdogs, which has locations in Inner and Outer Sunset, has opened a third spot in South Beach, across the street from the ballpark, in the former Pete's Tavern.

It may not have the magnitude of the boba tea trend, but Korean corn dogs are the latest food craze slowly taking shape in the Bay Area.

A well-known and well-liked restaurant owner chalked up a big victory this week in his fight to expand his beloved establishment in the Mission.

San Francisco’s hit Greek restaurant is about a month away from opening its biggest location in the city. Souvla has taken over the large space at 2505 Third Street in the Dogpatch, formerly Magnolia's brewery.

H Mart's San Francisco location will be expanding by 50%, taking over the space that was left vacant when a 24 Hour Fitness shut down two years ago.

"Ultimately this was a decision rooted in wanting to offer the best possible dining experience with the resources at our fingertips while maintaining as much of the original Frances character as possible," Perello says.

After more than four decades in business, a renowned restaurant in San Francisco’s Lower Haight which was granted legacy business status by the city is about to close its doors.

Despite having some of the best wines in the world 50 miles away in Napa and Sonoma, a new high-end restaurant coming to San Francisco’s Inner Richmond District is focusing on hard-to-find wines from Mexico.

A new Chinese restaurant is slated to open on Castro Street in the coming weeks, occupying a long-vacant storefront.

The former CUESA Summer Bash is now the Foodwise Summer Bash, and its 10th annual celebration will be the biggest yet, with both an indoor and outdoor takeover of the Ferry Building.

César, the 24-year-old tapas bar next door to Chez Panisse, is closing in two weeks, on July 23. But this likely isn't the end of the North Berkeley neighborhood favorite — which had its own crew of regulars who only sometimes might patronize the more lauded restaurant next door.

Both Happy Hours and formal dinners are accompanied by live jazz, classical, and chamber music at Uccello Lounge, a new upscale restaurant and bar at the SF Conservatory of Music.