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Fog City Diner
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Ratings and Reviews for Fog City Diner
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May 14 2012
Michelle G. via Yelp
I still love this place! We live close by and still enjoy eating here on occasion. My personal favorites are: Grilled Fish Tacos Chicken and Chorizo...read more
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May 13 2012
Liz D. via Yelp
The first time I dined at Fog City Diner it had just opened a few months before my friend and I went there. The place was jumping with business. My friend...read more
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May 11 2012
Mike F. via Yelp
A San Francisco classic gone wrong... I have been a frequent visitor to Fog City for about 10 years now and had one of my worst dining experiences of my...read more
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Feb 11 2009
ChrisPan via Citysearch
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Jan 12 2009
Jelsanna via Citysearch
This has got to be one of my favorite restaurants in the city. It's a real San Francisco treat when you dine here. Their service...read more
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Oct 27 2008
daquietmofo via Citysearch
i guess it was my fault i thought diner actually meant diner, the kind of place that serves homecooked-style comfort food. oh well...read more
The Scene
From outside, this eatery looks like a traditional Middle American coffee shop, complete with aluminum siding. The interior, however, is luxe, with a spotless cream-and-dark-wood dining room that has a trim, yacht-like feel, and a sparkling art-deco bar. The crowd spans all ages, from lunching businesspeople to tourists.
The Food
A list of refined and reworked diner favorites are the hallmark of the all-American menu. Chicken hash is updated with lobster and fresh corn; chili is made with chunks of high-quality steak. Even french fries approach the divine, made with Yukon Gold spuds and tossed in truffle oil and Asiago. A made-to-order bowlful of chowder floats freshly steamed clams, forever erasing the memory of pasty soups past. Sandwiches are two-fisted and onion rings appear in crispy tempura-like batter. Dessert classics like root-beer float or dreamy fruit cobblers are just the thing to launch yet another diet.