Multiple Impact Hub locations operated by Mission Hub have been shuttered
Lawsuits demand millions of dollars from outfit that closed San Francisco Impact Hub co-working...
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Tag: Business
Burger Joint on Valencia Street won’t return — shop closes after 25 Years
After 25 years at Valencia and 19th, Burger Joint last month flipped its last patty. Owner and...
Read MoreThe Story of Knives: A tale of renewal and the people among us
Bernal Cutlery has been in the news of late for reasons that no owner wants: a fire and a...
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Bernal Cutlery, Mission Bicycle and other burned-out 766 Valencia Street tenants will likely soon relocate
Bernal Cutlery and Mission Bicycle, as well as the shipping offices for Paxton Gate, will likely...
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Cafe de Olla Brings Oaxaca to the Mission
It was pouring rain outside on Saturday, but the new owners of Cafe de Olla inside MEDA at 19th...
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‘Lotería’-themed ‘shop local’ campaign coming to Mission Street on Saturday
Running a small business in San Francisco is, in many ways, a game of chance — especially in the...
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Rodents? No big deal, say Tartine patrons — as bakery remains closed due to purported infestation.
Tartine Bakery on Guerrero and 18th will be closed this weekend, thanks to a Health Department...
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Factory 2-U on Mission Street gets a long overdue name change
Factory 2-U, a discount clothing store on Mission Street between 22nd and 23rd, is no more — at...
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New restaurant Prubechu paints over Hunt’s Donuts sign and last remnant of the Mission District’s ‘epicenter of crime’
An aging sign advertising the long-shuttered Hunt’s Donuts on the side of the building that formerly housed Michelin-starred Commonwealth restaurant at 2224 Mission St., has been painted over by the building’s new occupant. That would be Guamian restaurant Prubechu, now slated to open Dec. 3.
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Would a tax on vacant storefronts work in the Mission?
Standing today with Elias Bihaki, the proprietor of Caffe Sapore at 790 Lombard St., Supervisor...
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Mission Pie’s former location to become Reem’s California, an Arab bakery
Mission Pie’s former location at 25th and Mission streets will become Reem’s California, an Arab...
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Yasmin, new Middle Eastern eatery, set to open at former Ali Baba’s Cave site this month
Eltawil said he and his family prepare ingredients daily and aim to be as hospitable as possible to their patrons. Eltawil said he tries to keep customers happy, even if it slims down his profit.
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Game over? Proposed Mission arcade to be challenged by neighborhood activists.
Mucha is applying for a change of use permit for the current home of his repair business, Joey the Cat, at 3252 19th Street between South Van Ness and Shotwell Streets. His family purchased the space in 2014 for $1.5 million. Last month, the city granted him a temporary use authorization to host private events, but he’s hoping to make the change permanent.
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State of Flux launches on Valencia — a new store from the creators of Faze
Faze, the longtime men’s clothing store at 3236 21st St., closed its doors Oct. 1. But the same...
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Smallest Comic Book Store ever? Hella Novella owner applies for the title.
The smallest comic book store in all the known universe could be located right here in the Mission. Sketch Smith, the owner of Hella Novella off 19th and Mission St., is submitting her tiny comic book shop to the Guinness Book of World Records for the title and record holder of world’s smallest comic store.
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Cheers! El Rio patrons drink to its survival after nonprofit buys Mission Street building.
El Rio, the Mission’s celebrated LGBTQ dive bar, is nearing its 41st birthday — and on Wednesday,...
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Tue
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Verdi Club: Mitch Polzak & The Royal Deuces at the Woodchopper’s Ball
January 28 @ 9:00 pm - 11:30 pm
