The news comes as another shop in the area is also planning to close later this month.

Now found in 23 restaurants, MM Clay first became well-known for The Progress Collection, its collaboration with chef Stuart Brioza.

Owner Angela Tickler said a project intended to improve walkability and safety was "the final nail in our coffin."

While the Hayes Valley flower store will be closing up, it won't be gone for good.

Owner Rick Karp is in talks with the property owner at the new development.

"If we can make it in the Mission, chances are we can make it anywhere," said founder Evan Kuo.

“I’m trying to change things and help trans people be seen," said owner Race Cooper.

The new shop sells and repairs traditional and electric bicycles.

The "dope little spot in the Lower Haight" will remain open for the time being, said its owner.

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Besides bite-sized sushi, the eatery will serve homemade matcha desserts like tiramisu and cheesecake.