SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- It's the end of an era for San Francisco's dining scene along The Embarcadero. The iconic Fog City has permanently closed after 40 years on Battery Street.

Back when it was still known as Fog City Diner, the restaurant appeared in Visa commercials. It also made appearances in Farley comic strips and the 1993 film "So I Married an Axe Murderer." ...

An overhaul in 2013 by architect Michael Guthrie saw the removal of Fog City's iconic blue neon sign and “don’t worry” clock as it dropped “diner” from its name. The latest iteration of ...

But few if any detect signs that San Francisco’s summer chill is going away like the once-celebrated Fog City Diner, which shut down at the end of May. “From the data, I can’t foresee it any ...

The Salesforce tower, right, San Francisco's tallest building, and the Transamerica pyramid, left, peak through the fog in an aerial view over the city's downtown on May 16, 2024. Two different ...

Fog City Diner, San Francisco, California, North America (Photo by Hoberman Collection/Universal Images Group via Getty Images) New SF bar is one of the best in the nation, says Bon Appétit ...

The Salesforce tower, right, San Francisco's tallest building, and the Transamerica pyramid, left, peak through the fog in an aerial view over the city's downtown on May 16, 2024. Two different ...

It's the end of an era for San Francisco's dining scene along The Embarcadero. ... It originally opened as "Fog City Diner" in 1985, before being completely re-imagined in 2013.

Back when it was still known as Fog City Diner, the restaurant appeared in Visa commercials. It also made appearances in Farley comic strips and the 1993 film “So I Married an Axe Murderer.” ...