Fillmore Street

05/07/2026

BEFORE & AFTER: The classic dinner counter at Benkyodo in Japantown has been junked; a new restaurant is in the works. More Street Talk: https://newfillmore.com/2026/05/04/flying-figs-takes-flight/

05/05/2026

This Wednesday, we are thrilled to welcome Grant Levin to the Sheba Lounge. Grant is a San Francisco-based pianist and composer and his music encompasses an array of genres, both classic and contemporary. Join us for dinner, drinks, and an elegant evening of piano!

05/05/2026

“RESTAURANT DOCTOR” Faith Wheeler, a longtime neighborhood resident, has authored a beautiful and spirited new book.

"The name "Chickens Don't Fly" is clear to me: a metaphor for living courageously."

05/04/2026

05/04/2026

The cozy space at 1870 Fillmore, most recently Vic’s Winehouse, has quietly reopened as Flying Figs, a wine bar that leans into atmosphere and connection.

Flying Figs has wine, low lighting and a space that invites you to linger. STREET TALK | CYNTHIA TRAINA The cozy space at 1870 Fillmore, most recently Vic’s Winehouse, has quietly reopened as Flying Figs, a wine bar that leans into atmosphere and connection. At the center is Neda Emami, wh

05/03/2026

The Fillmore Choir & Orchestra, today at 2.

05/01/2026

Saturday at Alta Plaza

04/30/2026

It's the last day of April so come and celebrate the coming of May with a jazzy evening at the Sheba Lounge with our favorite house musicians in there Sheba Jazz Trio. Enjoy Ethiopian cuisine and western favorites along with craft cocktails and warm hospitality!

04/30/2026

The building at the corner of Fillmore and Pine houses numerous small businesses upstairs.

04/29/2026

Life cycle: SPQR / Mattina chef Matthew Accarrino.
https://sf.itsfound.com/p/breaking-away

04/29/2026

The modern home at 2606 Jackson, designed by star architect Olle Lundberg, is set to become the most expensive sale on the park.

The starkly modern home at 2606 Jackson (left) stood out when it was completed in 2006. IT'S BEEN THE most striking modern sculpture — or, depending on your perspective, the biggest eyesore — on Alta Plaza Park since it first appeared in 2006 at the top of the neighborhood. Now the home at 2606 ...