4416 18th Street

1. 1900

   Built.

2. 1974

   The Full Moon Coffeehouse opened, collectively owned by a group of lesbian women and the first explicitly women-only establishment in San Francisco. Until it closed in 1977 it served food, hosted poetry readings and organised performances by newly popular women's musicians.

   Eureka Valley Historic Context Statement, adopted 2017
3. Apr 2002

   Street space.

   Expired Permit M19757 $$$ $2,500
4. Jul 2005

   Relocate existing display cases and shelving unit.

   Complete Permit 200507278809 $$$ $15,000
5. Nov 2006

   Repair back deck landing in kind. no structural changes. less than 50%. not visable from the street.

   Complete Permit 200611228322 $$$ $1,500
6. Dec 2012

   Remodel of existing food service kitchen, demolition existing exhaust hood. build new wall finishes, new suspended ceiling, new hood exhaust system, new lighting and new equipment.

   Complete Permit 201212045415 $$$ $43,000
7. Mar 2013

   Revision to app#201212045415. new lighting and revised kitchen equipment. new t-24.

   Complete Permit 201303252930 $$$ $3,000
8. Apr 2013

   Install triangular awning over the door of restaurant.

   Complete Permit 201304043769 $$$ $1,200
9. Apr 2013

   Non-structural painted sign 2 new awning.

   Complete Permit 201304043772 $$$ $150
10. May 2013

    Install ansul fire system in kitchen hood to protect plenum duct & cooking equipment. ref #2012-1204-5415.

    Complete Permit 201305096476 $$$ $3,000
11. Apr 2014

    Replace bottom step and expand gas meter box for pg&e upgrade.

    Issued Permit 201404012198 $$$ $2,100
12. Jan 2015

    Reroofing.

    Issued Permit 201501155833 $$$ $11,650
13. Aug 2023

    Install 200 sq ft of concrete on floor in kitchen and bathroom, patch sheetrock in breakroom and bathroom. threshold < 1/2" insp to verify. #4bebar@24"oc.

    Complete Permit 202308184795 $$$ $6,500
14. Aug 2023

    Repair 50 sq ft of cracked concrete kitchen floor and bathroom floor.

    Complete Permit 202308245217 $$$ $5,500
15. April 2, 2025

    Named a landmark candidate

    Put forward as a candidate for individual landmark designation at a District 8 community forum held by the district supervisor and San Francisco Planning, one of twenty-one buildings on the list.

    Corbett Heights Neighbors, "May Neighborhood News", Vol. VII, No. 5 (1 May 2025)

1 nominal $1 street-space permit is omitted.