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San Francisco's oldest Indian restaurant faces closure threat as downtown struggles to recover

New Delhi restaurant, San Francisco's oldest Indian dining establishment and the city's only Indian legacy business, is facing an uncertain future, as the owner warns that the beloved gem may be forced to close its doors unless more customers return.

SFGATE on MSN · 3d

'We cannot afford to stay here': 2 restaurants exit downtown San Francisco food hall

Nearly a year after the Ikea-anchored food hall meant to revitalize downtown San Francisco opened, some of its vendors are bowing out due to a lack of foot traffic. On March 6, vegan taqueria La Venganza exited Saluhall,

Hoodline · 1d

San Francisco's Indian Dining Icons at Risk: New Delhi Restaurant and Aslam's Rasoi Face Potential Closure Amid Economic Struggles

San Francisco's oldest Indian restaurant, New Delhi, and local favorite Aslam's Rasoi face potential closure due to financial challenges post-pandemic.

GlobeSt1d

Hotel, Office Tower to Rise Next to Transamerica Pyramid After Years of Delays

The newly renovated Transamerica Pyramid is expecting to ink several large leases in the coming weeks. The landmark tower, ...

San Francisco Examiner3d

Developer pushes luxury downtown SF office-hotel tower plan

Professing faith in both San Francisco’s luxury office market and a wider downtown recovery, executives with Related ...

The Real Deal13d

Databricks to occupy 150K sf of new offices in downtown SF

The expansion could help revitalize Downtown San Francisco, which has experienced a slump in office occupancy. See a mistake? Let us know Databricks plans to take up a ton of bricks in San ...

Eater SF on MSN3d

This Fan-Favorite Vegan Mexican Restaurant Just Closed in San Francisco

One of the Bay’s most sought-after vegan Mexican restaurants just closed in Civic Center. Taqueria La Venganza, opening ...

San Francisco Examiner2d

Databricks gives downtown SF billion-dollar vote of confidence

San Francisco just got a $1 billion vote of confidence from its second most valuable startup.

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