Every Tuesday, a Teaser of a photo is posted on the IAmMyCitySF social media accounts. The users get a chance to guess what appears in the actual photo and the first people to guess are announced during the reveal on on the blog post at iammycitysf.com.

The Teaser...

A blue pocodot bowtie and a gold "DD."What might these two items have to do with each other? Can you sniff out the answer?

And this week's winner is...@sfcarson

The Reveal:

The Doggie Diner Head

LOCATION: Sloat Blvd at 45th Ave  (center divide)   •    PHOTO: Jared SF, IAMMYCITYSF    •    CAMERA: Canon EOS REBEL T5iSHOOTING SPECS:   Shutter Speed: 1/1000•  Aperture: f/5  • &nbs… — **LOCATION:** Sloat Blvd at 45th Ave (center divide) • **PHOTO:** Jared SF, IAMMYCITYSF • **CAMERA:** Canon EOS REBEL T5i
**SHOOTING SPECS:** Shutter Speed: 1/1000• Aperture: f/5 • IOS: 100
**LENS:** Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 II • **FILTER**: None

For people from SanFrancisco, the Doggie Diner Head is as synonymous as the Golden Gate Bridge or the Transamerica Pyramid. If you are visiting San Francisco and drive down Sloat Blvd by the Zoo, you might think, “Why the hell is there a dog’s head with a chef’s hat and a bowtie in the middle of the road?!?!?” The Doggie Diner was a fast food chain in the Bay Area which started in the late 1940’s. The last Doggie Diners closed their doors for good in 1986. However, after the closing, the doggie head remained. Some of the other Doggie Diner Heads were sold off to private buyers. In 2001, the Doggie Diner Head was restored by the City of San Francisco and put on the median on Sloat Blvd. In 2006, it became a SF Landmark.

You might also see a group of 3 Doggie Diner Heads being driven around the Bay Area by John W. Law. I snapped this shot when I saw them driving across the Bay Bridge. What a sight that is!