Two Jack's restaurant (Haight and Webster) is serving up amazing southern-style food and strengthening the community. So why haven't you eaten there?

Catch tonight's block party in Mint Slope (the little slice of the city east of the Lower Haight and south of Hayes Valley), courtesy of Bold Italic.

25-year-old Keith Bechtol won the San Francisco Marathon in exciting fashion yesterday. But you wouldn't know it from our photos.

A lady on a telephone pole features in this weekend's edition of Where in the Lower Haight.

The SF Marathon, a hair salon closure, and free bricks are just some stories that didn't quite make the front page this week.

Meet siblings Tym and Liz Ryan, Lower Haight regulars who have just opened a new bar, The Sycamore, in Cafe Prague's former space on Mission.

Revolver hosts not one but TWO art openings tonight - works by painter Sonya Genel and photographer Marin McCallen.

Reader Chris L. sent in this pic of a creepy, Simpsons-esque zombie head floating somewhere in the neighborhood. Where is it?

Crime, burritos, and music are just some of the items that didn't quite make it to the front page this week.

We're in the process of switching blogging platforms this week, so posts may be a little less frequent (and a little more janky).

We've got two apparent losses on opposite ends of the 500 block of Haight to report - Hootenanny Nights at Cafe International, and RNM restaurant.

Last Saturday at 442 Haight Street, a new shop called SFCollection opened that's destined to become a mecca for sneakerheads the world over.

A stranger on a yellow diamond features in this weekend's Where in the Lower Haight quiz.