After 15 months of renovation work, the new 2,500-square-foot indoor cycling/circuit training studio is open for business.

The live Halloween puzzle game, which gives groups an hour to escape from a "zombie," is proving popular with corporate groups.

Best of Thai Noodle is getting a bright and cheerful makeover, but the menu appears to be mostly unchanged.

The Italian trattoria Caputo opened its doors on the Embarcadero this weekend and plans to serve lunch and dinner from 11:30am to 10pm daily.

Tom Silargorn of Lers Ros looks to be opening a fourth restaurant—right across the street from the original Lers Ros on Larkin.

The latest batch of businesses to depart the neighborhood include a fried chicken joint, an Italian restaurant and a lingerie store.

Oak + Fort has opened in half of its new retail space on Hayes Street, with the other half debuting early next year.

Bakery/cafe La Boulangerie de San Francisco opened today in the former home of La Boulange at 1000 Cole St.; the Cole Valley location is one of six slated to reopen with familiar menu items and staff.

Two weeks after it relocated to a larger location on Castro Street, Philz Coffee has finished up its exterior paint job and opened up outdoor seating in the form of one bench and two four-seat tables.

The ever-changing tides of Asian cuisine on the 500 block of Haight continue to ebb and flow.

You can now cozy up with KitTea's cats for Friday night movies and twice-weekly yoga sessions.

The roasted-to-order coffee shop, which has locations in Berkeley and Hayes Valley, is readying a Castro location for later this year.

A family-friendly sports diner by the folks at B Restaurant aims to fill a couple of key gaps in Yerba Buena Gardens.