Doggie Diner Too
- 2 Meat Sub 12" $6.50 Includes mayo, lettuce, onions, tomatoes.
- Turkey 6" $4.25 Includes mayo, lettuce, onions, tomatoes.
- Ham 12" $5.55 Includes mayo, lettuce, onions, tomatoes.
- Apple Gorgonzola Salad $5.99+
- Grilled Chicken Breast Salad $6.50+
- Greek Salad $5.85+
- Caesar Salad $5.85+
- Garden Tossed Salad $3.09+
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Does Doggie Diner offer catering services?
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What is the history of Doggie Diner?
The famous DOGGIE DINER was founded in 1948 and quickly won the hearts of San Francisco Bay Area residents! This short documentary is a fun way to learn about a piece of local history.
Is there a Doggie Diner in San Francisco?
Doggie Diner is being recreated, so your family and friends can enjoy those delicious hot dogs and tasty treats once again. The famous DOGGIE DINER was founded in 1948 and quickly won the hearts of San Francisco Bay Area residents! This short documentary is a fun way to learn about a piece of local history.
Why did Doggie Diner go out of business?
The Doggie Diner chain went out of business in 1986 after trying to compete with big chain restaurants, such as McDonald's and Burger King. Its founder Al Ross died in 2010, at age 93. The brand name has been revived for hot dog sales at Oracle Park, home stadium of the San Francisco Giants.
How many doggie diners were there?
From 1948 to 1986, there were roughly 30 Doggie Diner locations throughout San Francisco, Oakland and other Bay Area cities. Families loved them for hot dogs, hamburgers, pastrami sandwiches and chili — and the giant fiberglass dachshund heads that stood outside each restaurant.
Is Doggie Diner coming back?
Doggie Diner is coming back! We're bringing the nostalgic charm of the beloved Bay Area hot dog chain to Napa Valley. Even the original long-lost Doggie Head sign that sits high above the restaurant, greeting everyone who passes by will be making his first appearance since 1986.