Seven Stills, which debuted in July, is licensed to serve the whiskey and vodka it distills—but Bayview planning code is barring it from doing so.

The restaurant's revenue dropped substantially in July and August, as hundreds of Pokemon players descended on its doorstep.

The Mediterranean food purveyor is closing up shop on Octavia Street.

Luxurious Nail Boutique, set to open on Third Street next month, aims to employ a diverse staff from numerous cultures.

Some not-so-sweet news from Noe Valley's sugar-forward emporium.

The shop sells San Francisco-themed merchandise designed by local artists.

The 2,400-square-foot room consists of a large art studio and a retail space that will sell cooking equipment and art supplies for children.

The floral design studio's storefront is usually closed to the public, but its owner is thinking of opening the doors on a part-time basis.

The market closed for four months for an earthquake retrofit.

Neighbors say the store's HVAC system and delivery trucks are too loud, which has led to a six-year battle with both the store and the city.

A local favorite for jeans and apparel, the family-run business is closing at the end of the month.

The new groomer, which is taking over the former Pupology space, specializes in Japanese-style "micro baths" for dogs.

Irving Street is also welcoming an express shipping spot and a possible new marijuana dispensary.