A bubble tea chain has also closed its doors.

A new cafe opens in SoMa, a Noe Valley market says farewell for now, and a global bubble tea chain opens two San Francisco locations.

A Lower Haight fixture since the 1940s, Nickie's has revamped its menu and added a huge parklet.

The neighborhood favorite will serve its last plate of dim sum on Sunday, August 30.

A popular Castro coffee shop has also temporarily closed, with its return date unclear.

Plus, Alamo Square has a new sandwich shop that's getting lots of neighborhood attention.

Prairie, the Mission's restaurant-turned-general-store, is also set to shutter.

The new outpost is currently just a takeout window, but may eventually have sit-down dining as well.

With its delivery service taking off during the pandemic, the Cole Valley-based grocer is eager to expand to the city's northside.

Third-party delivery services take a big bite out of revenue for struggling restaurants — a "predatory economy" that volunteers are fighting by delivering the food themselves.

New owner Diana Zogaric is a newcomer to running a retail business, but says she's excited to keep the longstanding legacy of Shaws alive.

After making wine in her garage for nearly two decades, Barbara Gratta is expanding into a new production facility with an Italian market/deli.

The French eatery, popular for brunch, had been closed since the start of shelter-in-place.