As of September 30, San Francisco is open for indoor dining, with a capacity limit of 25 percent and a maximum of 100 people. Of course, to reopen, restaurants must comply with... read more →
Tenderloin Outdoor Dining is underway! Special thanks to the TL Merchants Association, Matt Haney’s Office, SFOEWD, business owners, and many more for making this vision come to life!... read more →
Dine Out, SF! Outdoor dining is coming soon to the Tenderloin—allowing restaurants to seat and serve customers in outdoor spaces as long as a Health and Safety Plan and Social... read more →
The Tenderloin Merchants Association (TMA) has secured 2 1/2 pallets of PPE (over 10,000 pieces) for small businesses in the Tenderloin and Lower Polk Area. Each small business can get a... read more →
Meet Ehab and his brother Eddy, the owner/operators of Mid City Market. It’s also home to Los Hermanos Taqueria. Ehab and Eddy pride themselves on recognizing their neighbors,... read more →
Tenderloin Merchants Association (TLMA) hosted a webinar on Thursday, August 27th from 2pm to 3:30pm. Watch the recorded webinar to find out how TLMA helps small businesses in the Tenderloin,... read more →
The Tenderloin Community Benefit District is offering $3,000 mini-grants to provide financial support to small Tenderloin businesses trying to reopen in the post COVID19 environment. We want to support businesses that... read more →
Whitechapel, the Victorian-style gin bar with a lush, League of Extraordinary Gentlemen-looking interior, is busting out of its cushiony, steampunk style. Given the era of outdoor dining brought on by... read more →
As part of the growth of the Tenderloin Community Benefit District (TLCBD) Economic Opportunity Program, the TLCBD has acquired the Tenderloin Equitable Development Project (TEDP), a community business outreach non-profit... read more →
Former Grocery Cafe owner William Lue is slinging exceedingly affordable Burmese dishes — with or without hemp leaves — at his new restaurant, Herbal, located at 448 Larkin... read more →