Russian Hill has a variety of yoga options, from purely exercise-focused to spiritual. Here's all that's on offer.

This fitness studio emphasizes high-intensity interval training, switching from cardio to strength training at a fast pace under the watchful eye of a "master trainer."

Learn how to snare crabs from shore, how to use a casting net to catch herring and how to pokepole for the not-so-elusive monkeyface eel, among other techniques for nabbing fresh, local sea creatures.

The studio offers no classes, only personal training, and there are no specialized machines or equipment—though it does feature state-of-the-art oxygen infusion technology.

Its application to obtain a restaurant permit is due to the city today, but it's unclear whether the new gelato shop will follow through.

With imported antique furniture, a variety of gift items, and 30+ varieties of candles, the Marina shop has something for everyone.

Social news site Reddit plans to leave SoMa to take over 420 Taylor St., a four-story building right on the edge of the Tenderloin and Union Square, the SF Business Times reports.

For its one-year anniversary, Q Spa raised money for survivors of domestic violence and human trafficking.

This Panhandle corner store invites you to grab a freshly made sandwich, support local art, and get your fill of Bay Area sports.

The shop, which stocks products from local designers and crafters, has opened up in the former Urban Bazaar space.

Here's some more info about current commercial rental rates in the Haight.

Uforia Studios uses music and choreography to help exercisers have a good time while getting in shape.

The pet store and dog daycare specializes in raw and vegan food, as well as higher-end food with no byproducts, to keep furry friends fit.