Cafe Flore News Today

The latest. Reporter well, the moms right now are inside the home with their families. We were told that locksmiths came here earlier today and soon after that, they expected the sheriffs to come. That didnt happen, but people started descending on this area, locking arms and vowing not to leave. Dozens of people rallying in front of this house on magnolia and spilling into the streets. Moms for housing taking over this home in november, a home owned by wedgewood llc based in Southern California...

The obituary for James Edward Riffe, who was better known by his alter ego, Strange de Jim.

The Downtown SF Partnership has announced that "Drag Me Downtown," a weekly series of pop-up drag performances, is returning for Pride Month after a successful run last year.

Muralist Josh Katz has done a big new mural of the late, great Heklina, just in time for Pride Week, on the Market Street-facing side of the former Cafe Flore, at Noe Street, which remains under renovations.

Shortly after the new year, I was stunned after learning another neighborhood business was closing.

The beginning of the COVID pandemic in 2020 marked a dark turning point in the lives of many people around the world, and that’s as true of San Francisco’s LGBTQ Castro neighborhood as anywhere.

New ownership is reopening and revitalizing Cafe Flore, with hopes of opening the new concept Fisch & Flore in time for the restaurant’s 50th anniversary in August.

January’s abrupt closure of Harvey’s lit a fire under mounting anxieties that San Francisco’s storied Castro LGBTQ neighborhood is in decline.

January’s abrupt closure of Harvey’s lit a fire under mounting anxieties that San Francisco’s storied Castro LGBTQ neighborhood is in decline.

January’s abrupt closure of Harvey’s lit a fire under mounting anxieties that San Francisco’s storied Castro LGBTQ neighborhood is in decline.