((Crohn– San Francisco Restaurant, which opened 40 years ago, has served its last class. Fog City Diner announced its constant closure on Saturday.
He informed the dinner that turned into a shepherd traveler by closing it on social media. The restaurant said: “With a severe heart, I share some difficult news. I have closed the city of fog permanently with the last day of service on May 30, 2025.” Fog City went to thank the beneficiaries for their support.
The post got a group of emotions from the shepherds. A customer has published the Fog City Leatherman jacket with his embroidered name and said: “Say that is not!” Another former agent said, “Before I became a resident of SF, I visited in 2000. The first restaurant I went to was Fog City Diner. I fell in love with SF after that beautiful experience.”
Employee Brett Morris described the closure as “the end of an era” on social media. Morris said: “I spent the past ten years working here. Thank you for the amazing employees who have continued as long as it was!
The restaurant did not give a reason to the sudden closure.
FOG City was opened in 1985 by the founders, Bill Higgins and Bill Obson. The restaurant was boldly known to appear in the 1993 movie “So I got married to the ax killer.”
Reopening in 2013, the restaurant returned with a more modern design. The kitchen and cocktails were created to be selective.
The iconic restaurant is located in 1300 Battery St. Near Embarcadero.