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Bi-Rite Market, San Francisco’s best-known high-end grocery store, is set to debut its third location next week on Polk Street. At 4,000 square feet, it’s twice as big as the 84-year-old original market in the Mission.

Local artists Neil Ballard, Nathaniel Bice and Matt Stansell, with help from Peterson Neon, have revamped the burger stand’s iconic sign.

Green Apple Books is a San Francisco Legacy business, selling new and used books in all subject areas to curious readers since 1967.

The Crotti family has announced that they’ll retire from their North Beach restaurant at the end of 2024

I’ve just wrapped up my first six months as executive director at the AIDS Legal Referral Panel, which has been providing free legal service to people living with HIV/AIDS for over four decades.

One catch: It’s available on Thursdays only.

Bob's Donuts in San Francisco plans to expand into a larger space after lease issues, continuing its local legacy.

That venerable, inimitable, sloppy palace of bad decisions The EndUp was born 50 (and a half) years ago, and they're now getting around to celebrating — appropriately kinda late — with a Union Square takeover dance party.

Billionaire entrepreneur Hamdi Ulukaya, the Turkish-born CEO and founder of Chobani, the country’s largest producer of Greek Yogurt, has purchased Anchor Brewing and its 2.17-acre Potrero Hill home.

Little Original Joe's opens a new location in the Marina, offering classic Italian American dishes and a sit-down dining experience.

A Japanese-American bakery in San Francisco and its famous coffee crunch cake turn 50 years old this year. The man now running the bakery in the city's Japantown seeks to continue his grandfather's legacy.

“It feels like a home to people like me who had to find their way in the world, who don’t fit in anywhere else.”

Simple Pleasures Cafe, a quaint bohemian-style coffee shop with a larger-than-life personality and a beloved neighborhood destination, was honored as a San Francisco Legacy Business in June 2023.

552 Capp St. doubles the size of the institution, no longer San Francisco’s best-kept secret.