Off The Grid Fort Mason Center Food Spot

Had an amazing time. Tons of variety of food trucks. Lively atmosphere live music.

Off the Grid at Fort Mason is a seasonal event, usually for a few months at a time (spring fall last night was there last event until next year. The team last night was kimchi and K-pop. There was a DJ spinning K-pop music (BlackPink, BTS, Psy, etc. Korean themed food items from vendors. It was pretty fun. I've been to taco competitions other themed events at OTG too. There's always live music or a DJ, a bar in the middle (my favorite drink is the hot cider with rum . Bathrooms are located in Building C. I'm looking forward to the next season of OTG at Fort Mason. It's good fun.

OTG Fort Mason is always a good time. It's literally a whole thing From the atmosphere to the food it's definitely a show stopper.Came for Filipino night to replenish my soul. Adobo tacos and ube cheesecake? Say whaaaa?!?First up was a drink because I need it. I mean who doesn't need a drink after a week of grinding at work. Pro tip: stick to the beer. The cocktails are premade and not shaken so they are super sweet.The adobo taco was ehhhh. Messy and dry. The lines do get pretty long so divide and conquer. The ube cheesecake was super thick and way too rich for my blood.If I didn't like the food then why a 4? Because OTG is a guaranteed good time. The food does rotate so try try again! Until next time OTG!

I came during noodle fight night (9/15) with a friend to check out OTG for the first time ever and it was an unexpectedly scenic walk having never been at Fort Mason before. My friend got a couple pupusas and said they were solid I would say the same about my garlic noodles from An The Go. As much as I've enjoyed Lilikoi Boba in the past, their prices at these food truck/remote events are outrageous and I can't justify spending as much on a boba as I would on a meal AKA pass on them.The seating to attendees ratio was super bad so be prepared to take your food elsewhere or eat while standing. Since OTG is on the water in the evening it was also very windy and chilly. Highly recommend bringing a hair tie if you have long hair and bringing a jacket if you are a human. There were a few heat lamps set up but not on when I was there between 5 6? Not sure if/when those go on but they were of no help.Most trucks had a small line but nothing too crazy. I think I waited max 20 minutes between getting in line for my garlic noods and receiving my food.I would like the trucks to sell smaller portions, or at least provide the option to, so that I had the opportunity to eat from more than one truck without blowing out both my wallet and my stomach. Maybe OTG would've been more fun with a larger group so we could do a family style meal, but then seating would've been a big issue.Overall, OTG: Fort Mason is a fun way to kill an hour or two but certainly not a foodie destination to go out of your way for. It's surrounded by scenic waterfront walks to help you work off all that food you just ate just remember to bring a jacket!

Great place to have a variety of dining options and bring your dogs. A DJ was onsite with great music and opened up a dancing area. The beer and wine garden area was well preprocessed for the crowd. I had a great time with my family, then took a walk down to Chrissy Fields to walk off some calories. It was a great night!Vegetarian options: Lots of veggie options to choose from. Garlic noodles with veggies, several vegetarian empanadas, etc.