2750 Sloat Boulevard
Store building · Sunset / Parkside
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1966
The Doggie Diner dachshund-head sign was put up outside the chain's restaurant at the northeast corner of Sloat Boulevard and 46th Avenue, erected at the same time as the restaurant.
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1966
The Doggie Diner restaurant building at the northeast corner of Sloat Boulevard and 46th Avenue went up in 1966, together with its sign.
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1969
Built.
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1986
The last Doggie Diner, the restaurant at Sloat Boulevard and 46th Avenue, closed in 1986; the Carousel fast-food restaurant took over the same building.
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December 2000
The City of San Francisco acquired the Doggie Diner sign in December 2000, after a grassroots campaign to save it.
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April 1, 2001
The Doggie Diner sign blew down and was damaged in a windstorm on April 1, 2001; the Department of Public Works then restored the head and gave it a new pole.
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Apr 2011
Subsequent to demolition of existing building, pave entire lot, provide area draining and install fencing.
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Apr 2011
Change of lot number from 002a to 007.
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Apr 2011
Demolish 1 story of restaurant.
2 expired or cancelled permits are omitted. The restaurant and its sign are dated 1966, though 1969 is also given — the year the assessor's roll gives the building.
Nearby
- 1740 Sloat Boulevard Same street
- 2690 46th Avenue Around the corner
- United Irish Cultural Center Around the corner