Get to know Kevin Bohlin, the coffee expert behind Russian Hill's Saint Frank Coffee.

A letterpress, plus professional art, good handwriting, an app and the postal service.

Saturday's grand opening celebration will be Hawaii-themed: come for the fish -- stay for the free leis and hula dancing.

Though the shop is gone, the company will remain in business, selling its wares through other retailers and home parties.

Swing by Hayes Valley today to visit BroTea, pet a donkey, and buy the world's smallest messenger bag.

For 30 years, owner/poet David Highsmith has stood behind the counter at the combination bookstore and furniture outlet.

With its Lower Haight shop shuttered for an earthquake retrofit, Merch is selling some of its items from Hayes Valley jewelry boutique SR66.

For nearly 10 years, the vintage-themed dog supply shop, daycare, and bathing center has been a mecca for neighborhood pooches.

These additions would fit in with the changes in the district, which has seen art and antique galleries leave and tony fashion boutiques and tailors move in.

Brew Bros owner Joseph Hinn hopes his new cafe becomes a neighborhood favorite, just like the previous tenant was.

Artificial intelligence and virtual reality are two buzzwords connected to the Deltas' plans for the Kezar Stadium revamp.

Along with the new name, Tiny Needles is adding more one-on-one acupuncture and cupping appointments, herbal consults with owner Demetra Markis, and Sunday hours to its roster.

New owners are giving the longtime business a facelift and adding Italian grab-and-go food and more, but they're keeping the knife-sharpening.