Madeline Wells

On Monday, a middle school in San Francisco's Bayview neighborhood celebrated the opening of its very own free grocery store stocked with essentials.

Buck's of Woodside named its onion rings after tech investor Jason Calacanis. When he talked about it on his podcast "All-In," the crowds followed.

In-N-Out arrived at a bistro in the 16th arrondissement of Paris on Aug. 14, selling Double-Double burgers, animal-style burgers and protein-style burgers.

The Wise Sons Jewish Delicatessen located inside of San Francisco's Contemporary Jewish Museum has closed after 11 years.

Casa Guadalupe, a family-owned business in the Mission, has filed planning documents to open a supermarket at 3400 Cesar Chavez St.

Trader Joe's is finally restocking the coveted mini tote bags at stores across the country on Sept. 18.

Bay Area businesses like Levant Dessert in Menlo Park and Hanna’s Chocolates in Pleasanton have started selling the TikTok-famous Dubai chocolate.

Bartavelle, a cafe by day and wine bar by night in West Berkeley, is set to close after 12 years. The restaurant is known for its seasonal toasts and pastries.

Inner Sunset sports bar Blackthorn, a popular spot to watch San Francisco Giants, 49ers and Warriors games, has permanently closed.

The first Black Bear Diner opened in Mount Shasta in 1995. Now, the Redding-headquartered chain has 160 restaurants across the U.S.