Say arrivederci to yet another San Francisco institution.
Corsagna Deli, an old-school, family-run Italian staple that has fed generations of Cow Hollow locals, is calling it quits after nearly half a century — with its owner lamenting that customers would rather line up for the latest overpriced food fad.
The pint-sized Union St. institution will serve its final sandwiches on Oct. 2, according to a social media announcement posted by the business.
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