Perry's Cafe, a beloved family-owned breakfast spot in San Diego, will close its doors permanently on August 15, 2024, after nearly 39 years in business. The closure follows the decision by current owner Perry Eulmi, daughter of the founders, to retire and sell the property for housing development despite community opposition. The cafe, which has served millions of customers over the years, is cherished by many locals who view it as a second home. Meanwhile, in Sacramento, the Rio City Cafe, another iconic eatery, announced its closure on August 3 due to financial struggles exacerbated by the city's failure to maintain its outdoor deck. Mayor Darrell Steinberg is now seeking to negotiate with the cafe's owners in an effort to potentially keep the restaurant open amid city budget constraints. Both closures mark the end of significant local dining experiences in their respective communities.