Off The Grid: Fort Mason Center

Attended the Off the Grid event at Fort Mason this past weekend and it was truly an unforgettable experience! San Francisco never ceases to amaze with its vibrant culinary scene and this event was no exception. A plethora of food options to choose from, each one more delicious than the next. The live DJ set the perfect ambiance for a laid-back evening with friends. Whether you're a local or a tourist, this is a must-visit. Hats off to the organizers for such a well-curated event!"

Great place to try innovative foods. It is affordable if you are selective. If you're cheap, bring your own drinks. Sharing your meals is highly recommended. Parking nearby is workable if you are willing to hump a few blocks. On site beer and wine is available with many people participating in the festivities.

Off the Grid is a FAVORITE for our whole family - always reliable to bring us delicious food AND an ever-changing variety of deliciousness 🤩 Tonight was "Noodle Fight Night" with a cool tasting sampler (4 varieties of noodles and a drink) and while they all seemed happy with their involvement, we had a FEAST of non-noodle things. The Hula Truck's "Twin Peaks" kalua pork sliders were unreal. "Kiss My Boba" mango milk tea with popping mango boba complimented that perfectly. The vegetarian empanans (spinach & mushroom) were noteworthy and shockingly flavorful and flaky. But the highlight of the night was "Bobcha" truck's Bobcha Tater Tots with Bulgogi beef. Oh my word. OH MY WORD. The combo of sauces with succulent meat and perfectly fried tater tots ... 🤯 Well done, Bobcha!!!!!!!

It's back after a two-year COVID hiatus! First night (4/1/22) was packed! Lively music, dozens of food trucks, an unbelievable variety of food, thousands of people, and even a bicycle valet. The event started at 5:00 pm, but I arrived around half an hour earlier yo snag easy parking in the surrounding neighborhood. It's a 2 hour limit from 8 am - 6 pm, so it was perfect timing. The bathrooms were in between buildings C and D and were clean despite so many people there. A pop up bar was strategically placed in the middle of all the trucks and its seemed like almost everybody a drink in hand. The only ones who didn't had young children in tow. My only complaint: seating us practically nonexistent... The vibe was amazing though, so that made up for it. Bring comfy shoes and be prepared to spend lots of money trying everything out!