If I could give this place a 0, I would. We had company from out-of-state and were trying to give them a good experience, while also taking into consideration we had twin 2 year olds that hadn't had a nap that day with us. This is NOT your typical "hamburger diner" that the outside represents - oysters on the menu... more

This diner is smaller than it looks from the outside, and the wood and lighting etc. are unusually attractive. You think it's gonna be funky but instead it's classy. The host, a nattily dressed gentlman, was quite charming and should be given a raise. Fog City has a limited menu. Short, I would call that a short menu. Took about... more

The Fog City Diner was a wonderful dining experience. My husband and I were on a romantic getaway and ate there our first night in San Francisco. We weren't disappointed with a single thing. The service was excellent, the atmosphere was great and the food was absolutely delicious! We especially loved the tuna tartare. We will definitely eat there again... more

We came here 5 years ago on vacation and returned recently, our fond memories of the place firmly guiding us to expect the same terrific type of experience. Such a huge disappointment! Although a lot of the menu items are the same, what we received was a pallid comparison to the original thing. Truffle fries, while good, seem like a... more

Good food and service with that old diner feel in a great location. more

It smelled really bad when I went there, the food was just OK. more

Upscale diner menu. Pricey, so don't forget to bring your American Express card. more

We split a Japanese eggplant and onions appetizer - tasty but smallish portion for the cost. I went "upscale" ordering the Filet Mignon "cooked medium" with bleu cheese mashed potatoes and broccolini for $23. Nice price if the quality of the dish matches, but it didn't. The filet was overcooked (came out medium - well, almost well done), and still... more

Good spot. The Buckhead Diner in Atlanta was inspired by this place. more