There's still plenty of good, inexpensive food to be found in this changing neighborhood—if you know where to look.

The cafe, the site of 2015's Quickly controversy, is closing after 18 months.

The health food company is expanding quickly within the Bay Area.

The fashion-forward Desigual has vacated its Powell Street location, taking its boldly patterned designs with it.

Woods Beer Co.'s sixth location will "definitely" open in time for Beer Week, said its owner.

The openings will include a larger flagship cafe in the Financial District.

Uncertainty over San Francisco’s and San Mateo County’s future regulations for recreational marijuana led to the decision.

"I’m living proof that you can change your life even with a checkered past," said owner Richard Washington.

What would you choose to display at the corner of Castro and Market, if the chair wasn't there?

Hailing from across the pond, the women’s fashion line offers “everyday artistic luxury with timeless elegance."

The popular cafe is slated to reopen in February.

Neighborhood institution Cafe Flore will be dropping the "Cafe," and simply be called "Flore."

The psychedelia shop is undergoing a management reorganization, which will include a name change and a minor revamp.