San Francisco’s Ferry Building is closing 26 shops effective immediately Wednesday after the city ruled the famous food destination was a mall.

Shops in the building’s expansive market hall which don’t have doors directly leading to outside of the building are prohibited from serving customers until further notice, according to a statement on its website. A recent California health order shut down malls and some other businesses in counties on the state watch list to curb the spike in coronavirus cases. San Francisco was recently put on the watch list.

The move affects more than two dozen shops including Dandelion Chocolate, Far West Fungi, Heath Ceramics and Urban Remedy.

Five restaurants —Acme Bread Co., one of the Blue Bottle cafe locations in the building, Boulette’s Larder, Hog Island Oyster Co., Gott’s Roadside — as well as retail store Sur La Table will remain open for curbside pickup. Those businesses have exterior doors, allowing them to remain open under health rules.

The Ferry Plaza Farmers Market and outdoor dining tables will continue to operate.