The new restaurant will pair small and medium-sized South Indian dishes with wine by the glass.

Sazeracs and foie-topped patty melts are two of the off-menu items available to Hoodline readers this month.

A short time-travel film, shot inside Rooky Ricardo's, will premiere in San Francisco next week as part of CAAMFest.

Rejected from location after location, the organization, which now works out of a van, is trying to raise $5 million to purchase a space.

Known as a leader in pop surrealist and urban contemporary art, the Lower Haight gallery has big plans for 2016.

The easy-to-miss labyrinth was built in 2007, after the Friends of Duboce Park raised $90,000 to construct it.

"DivCo, or now known as Divisadero Corridor, is no longer a divider, but your newest neighborhood that encompasses NoPa and the Lower Haight as one," writes Yelp.

Yet another closure hits the Lower Haight, as On Mars Salon will close its doors this weekend.

The subjects of her current series Nothing But Light range from pregnant women to transpeople, all photographed in the nude.

The cafe had planned to return post-retrofit, but the building's landlord had other plans.

"I'm very lucky that I get to move across the street, because I wasn't sure how I was going to survive for six months," said owner Dick Vivian.

Eight storefronts in the Lower Haight are currently empty. Here's what's going on with each of them.

The electrical business was booming in the 1950s, leading the local union to construct a unique building at the foot of Fillmore.