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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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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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Faze, the longtime men’s clothing store at 3236 21st St., closed its doors Oct. 1. But the same...
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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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El Rio, the Mission’s celebrated LGBTQ dive bar, is nearing its 41st birthday — and on Wednesday,...
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At Barberhood, you can get smoked out before you get your hair faded Working late into the...
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A three-page notice posted to the front door at 2415 Mission St. and, signed by Ascend’s owner Shane Young, said the business had experienced “several significant financial hardships.”
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A new indoor cannabis cultivation business is slated to come to the Mission, opening across the street from Zeitgeist and SoMa West Skatepark at the site of a former aquarium shop. The project, located at 49 Duboce Ave., features 3,600 square feet for indoor growing across two floors of an industrial warehouse, and was approved at Thursday’s Planning Commission hearing.
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Two more aspiring Mission cannabis outfits are heading before the Planning Commission this week, with a third slated to appear later this month.
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Hella Novella will feature comic books from female and minority artists Her space is small —...
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La Pulgita is a city sanctioned outdoor market place where vendors can come on Saturdays to sell their goods.
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Two family-owned businesses owned by first-generation immigrants opened this summer in the Mission District – District Tea, a Boba tea shop on Mission Street and Eterna Primavera, a Guatemalan bakery in the spot on 24th Street that was once occupied by Dominguez Bakery.
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Kimberly Aleman, a student at San Francisco State University who grew up in the Mission, arrived...
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Piri Pica, a Portuguese style restaurant at 590 Valencia St., closed its doors abruptly on Tuesday...
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For 20 years, Heartfelt at 434 Cortland Ave. in Bernal had been the go-to place to find a unique gift – everything from a popsicle holder to a flag or a ceramic wall cone – but on Saturday the business will close, citing a sharp decline in sales.
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Owner Christopher Totah said a combination of a staffing shortage and a rent increase caused him to rethink staying.
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