Flore Store News Today

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.

The controversy over the new management of the Castro Theatre continues, with the neighborhood’s business organization declining to sign a letter in support of Another Planet Entertainment’s planned renovations of the movie house.

The controversy over the new management of the Castro Theatre continues, with the neighborhood’s business organization declining to sign a letter in support of Another Planet Entertainment’s planned renovations of the moviehouse.

A San Francisco 4/20 Preview (For People Who Have No Interest In Going to Hippie Hill) Plenty of SF dispensaries and venues are counterprogramming against the Hippie Hill high jinks with live music, comedy, and even “Wings, Weed & Waffles.”

The Castro's newest cannabis retail store, Flore Store (258 Noe), is now open while historic neighborhood restaurant Flore (formerly Cafe Flore) has remained shuttered for two years.

A new cannabis retail shop has been proposed at 2057 Market St., formerly Market Nail Spa.

The city tweaked the rules for cannabis business permits, in hopes of helping smaller businesses get licensed more easily, but also added a loophole that could hasten Big Marijuana buying up smaller shops.

For Jen and Kristi Maxwell, 2020 was the year they began "living the dream." The couple, who married in 2008 (when Kristi took Jens last name), had the same vision: to open a neighborhood-centric business that would add value to the community. The specific idea of opening a pet-related business was Jen Maxwells, who learned about pet health and nutrition while working at Pet Food Express. In late November, they opened the doors to Maxwells Pet Bar at 1734 Church (between 28 and 29th St.) a stor...