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China's largest teahouse Chagee comes to S.F. amid Bay Area expansion
Chagee, China's largest teahouse chain, is expanding into San Francisco with its third Bay Area location announced this year. The new store will join a global network of approximately 7,600 locations, offering a variety of milk tea and cha options to local customers.
Viewpoint: Why AB 1349 isn't the right answer for ticket scalping
The article discusses the implications of AB 1349, a bill aimed at addressing ticket scalping. Stephen Parker argues that independent venues will face negative consequences as a result of this legislation. The viewpoint highlights the potential harm to smaller venues in the ticketing ecosystem.
John Park, founder of S.F. hot spots Novela, Cavaña and Kaiyo, just wanted to belong
John Park, the founder of popular San Francisco venues Novela, Cavaña, and Kaiyo, shares his journey from being a car mechanic to a party promoter. His efforts have significantly contributed to the city's food scene, establishing a new genre of dining experiences.
United Airlines exec signals higher fares, more canceled flights if fuel costs remain high
United Airlines executives have indicated that if fuel costs remain elevated, the airline may implement higher fares and increase the number of canceled flights. The company suggests that it could potentially benefit from these higher fuel prices in the long run.
L’Amourette Chocolat expands to Castro with second store
L’Amourette Chocolat has opened its second store in the Castro district, expanding its presence in San Francisco. The chocolate maker continues to manufacture its products locally, emphasizing its commitment to the community.
Oakland rooftop bar Oeste 'likely' to shut its doors next month in another blow to nightlife scene
Oeste, a rooftop bar in Oakland, is expected to close next month, marking another setback for the local nightlife scene. The bar, which opened in 2018, was notable for its ownership by three women of color, reflecting the changing racial demographics of the area.