A three-alarm fire at 1333 Columbus Avenue last night forced the evacuation of long-running pub Fiddler’s Green and upstairs apartments. One firefighter sustained minor injuries while the SFFD worked to extinguish the blaze.

A fire department representative reported extensive damage to the bar, a three-level establishment known for its classic pub feel and floor inlaid with pennies. The 1333 Columbus building was constructed in 1901 and survived the 1906 earthquake and fires.

#071018WF1 3rd Alarm Fire at 1333 Columbus, 3 story residential over commercial building dispatched at 2353 hours and under control at 0050 hours with 1 firefighter injured (minor) and 4 adults displaced. This fire is under control. @RedCrossBayArea and. It’s services to assist pic.twitter.com/JpMdV9ZhiR — San Francisco Fire (@sffdpio) July 10, 2018

Eater SF has reached out to representatives for Fiddler’s Green for details on damage to the establishment and a timeline for reopening. This post will be updates accordingly.

Other recent fires in historic area structures have roiled the North Beach/Fisherman’s Wharf this year: This past St. Patrick’s day, the entire 650 Union Street block along Washington Square Park erupted in flames, displacing 10 ground floor retail tenants.