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This is a carousel. Use Next and Previous buttons to navigateSan Francisco restaurants continued to permanently close throughout the city as we entered . It wasn’t any different across the broader Bay Area, where a number of beloved eateries and bars shuttered after years of operation. One of those businesses was Berkeley’s 56-year-old Albatross Pub, which closed Nov. 30. Another well-known restaurant that closed this month was M.Y. China, which was co-owned by celebrity chef Martin Yan. Yan told SFGATE that M.Y. China did not reopen for takeout service mostly because of its location on the fourth level of Westfield San Francisco Centre. "Nobody is going to go up there,” Yan shared. A surge in around the state also led Mayor London Breed to announce the end of Nov. 14. Restaurateurs had to once more pivot just weeks after they were allowed to begin reduced indoor seating on Sept. 30.For permanent restaurant and bar closures during the month of October, , or scroll through the slideshow above to see restaurant closures for 2020.The Albatross PubMonths after The Albatross Pub asked for $25,000 in donations on GoFundMe, the storied 56-year-old Berkeley pub plans to permanently close on Nov. 30, as first reported by . Owner Andrew McGee told SFGATE that his rent had been reduced but recently his landlord demanded they start paying full rent again, as well as immediate back rent for the entire year. .CorsoCorso, a Tuscan restaurant in North Berkeley, is closing after 12 years, according to&nbsp;. Co-owners Roscoe Skipper and Wendy Brucker are leaving the restaurant business, although their original restaurant, Rivoli, will remain open under new ownership. .Little HunanAfter 34 years of serving the Berkeley community, Little Hunan permanently closed as first reported by .MiminashiMiminashi announced that its last dinner service would be on Nov. 23 after&nbsp;.MozzeriaMozzeria permanently closed on Nov. 12 &nbsp;after nearly nine years in San Francisco. It was the city's first and only deaf-owned and -operated business, .M.Y. China&nbsp;M.Y. China, co-owned by celebrity chef Martin Yan and brothers Willy and Ronny Ng, who co-own Koi Palace, has permanently closed after nearly 10 years at Westfield San Francisco Centre. Chef Yan told SFGATE that the restaurant's location on the fourth level of the mall made operating even more difficult amid the pandemic. .&nbsp;Sabores Del Sur&nbsp;Sabores Del Sur announced on that it would close its doors Nov. 28 after seven years in Walnut Creek. reported that owner Guisell Osorio will move her business to a commercial kitchen and she hopes to eventually reopen at a smaller location.TacoliciousTacolicious, a trendy minichain of taco bars with seven California locations, has permanently closed its San Jose location at Santana Row, as first reported by the . While both the San Jose and North Beach locations have been temporarily closed since the beginning of the pandemic, only recently did San Jose's fate become permanent. .Tam Tam&nbsp;The Palo Alto Vietnamese restaurant permanently closed its doors Nov. 15, as first reported by the . The restaurant owners, who also own Tamarine a few blocks away, hope to reopen at a different location later on.Yiyi’s Mandarin KitchenYiyi’s Mandarin Kitchen, at 2435 Clement St. in San Francisco, has permanently closed, The San Francisco Chronicle . The restaurant was known for preparing a variety of Sichuanese dishes.

This is a carousel. Use Next and Previous buttons to navigateSan Francisco restaurants continued to permanently close throughout the city as we entered . It wasn’t any different across the broader Bay Area, where a number of beloved eateries and bars shuttered after years of operation. One of those businesses was Berkeley’s 56-year-old Albatross Pub, which closed Nov. 30. Another well-known restaurant that closed this month was M.Y. China, which was co-owned by celebrity chef Martin Yan. Yan told SFGATE that M.Y. China did not reopen for takeout service mostly because of its location on the...

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