Acme Burgerhaus Shutters Again; A Spying Soup App

NOPA/WESTERN ADDITION—The shitshow that is Acme Burgerhaus has once again shuttered on Divis, a year after it mysteriously shuttered for the first time and then just as mysteriously reopened. The owner says "renovations" are afoot, but it's not looking likely. We won't even talk about the Tenderloin location, which opened and closed in the blink of an eye. [Hoodline]

EVERYWHERE—The San Francisco Soup Company is now rivaling the NSA in the amount of tracking incorporated into their new smartphone loyalty app. Among other things, it will entreat you to buy soup whenever you're in the vicinity of a location. [SFoodie]

OAKLAND—Comestible, a pop-up featuring alumni of Spruce, Jardiniere, Wise Sons, Blue Hill at Stone Barns, and more, is going down Friday and Saturday night at the forthcoming Township space in Oakland. Expect a 10-course tasting menu centered around lamb, for an extremely reasonable $60. [EaterWire]

HAYES VALLEY—Suppenküche, at 21, is finally legal (though we've seen them drinking a lot of boots without proper ID). Celebrate their big birthday tomorrow night from 5 pm onwards, with circus-themed decor, special beer, a special menu, live music, commemorative T-shirts, and more. Worth noting given the weather: Biergarten will be closed to allow more bandwidth for celebration. [EaterWire]