The restaurant closed on May 30th after 43 years, and a sign on the window tells customers the staff will be on vacation for a few months to "contemplate the future of either reopening or retiring."

Here's a brief look at what's newly opened and coming next to the neighborhood.

After five years at 11th and Folsom, the gay nightclub and performance venue is closing its doors for good.

After just a year in business, the Filipino restaurant will depart Folsom Street due to a rent increase, closing later this summer. But a new South of Market location may come to fruition.

Owned by the team behind Absinthe and Boxing Room, the traditional Spanish restaurant will fire up its wood-fired oven tomorrow.

The burger joint will soon transform into a brewery and restaurant from the team behind the FiDi's former OZ Lounge.

With a liquor license application now on the books, it looks like Trader Joe's plans to turn a downtown basement into a full-service grocery store.

Blue Bottle is launching a cafe in South Park's former Jeremy's department store—and another tenant may also be coming in.

"Ping-pong pandemonium" has officially begun at the new SoMa restaurant/bar/ping-pong space, co-owned by Susan Sarandon.

With a collective of artists and baristas moving to the Duboce Truck Stop, no man or woman on the edge of SoMa and the Mission will have to live without coffee or locally-produced art.

The cafeteria-style restaurant offers a vast selection of hot and cold seasonal dishes to mix and match, along with flavored lemonades.

The new Mexican-inspired eatery from the AQ team was born out of the ashes of former occupant TBD, which closed after a fire.

The Calistoga-based vineyard's SoMa tasting room was designed to offer a wine-country experience to urban dwellers.