Economic pressures and post-pandemic challenges have hit San Francisco’s dining scene hard. Discover which beloved restaurants have recently closed their doors.

After closing more than a year ago, a culinary institution is roaring back to life, hopefully in mid-February, with the help ...

Grumpy’s was a favorite bar for local journalists and downtown workers alike until it succumbed to pandemic-induced pressure ...

Izzy's Steaks & Chops in Marina is reopening with updates to its venue and menu, blending tradition with modern touches.

Fernay McPherson of Minnie Bell’s Soul Movement is headed over from the Fillmore to collaborate on a five-course Black and Arab menu ...

A venerable Chinese restaurant with an extensive history has officially closed its doors for the foreseeable future.

The Golden State Warriors acquired Jimmy Butler from the Miami Heat in the latest of the NBA’s blockbuster moves before ...

Draymond Green is opening a restaurant, Meski, in San Francisco, focusing on fusion dishes celebrating Black culture.

Sam Wo, a 116-year-old Chinatown institution famous for its rice rolls, served its final customers Sunday evening before the ...

Thoe and Yergovich are opening Rikki’s, believed to be the Bay Area’s first women’s sports bar and restaurant, in the city’s ...