To ensure that the Outdoor Dining in the Tenderloin is successful, TLCBD is looking for volunteers! We are currently looking for Shared Spaces Programming Coordinators and Public Life Data Collection... read more →
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 →