Farm-fresh fare, local goods, and Golden Gate Bridge views.























Landmark Building E, Marina Blvd, San Francisco, CA 94109 Get directions
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"One of the prettiest markets in the city, Fort Mason boasts a view of the bay and bridge. More than 35 stands serve up prime picnic materials customers can take to walk over to Marina Green. Days: Sundays" - Becky Duffett
"As Off the Grid's flagship event, the Fort Mason market once drew thousands of street-food lovers each week and was entering its 10th year, but the 2020 season was halted the night it began and organizers say the market is unlikely to resume this summer because the hundreds of thousands of dollars in up-front costs make it financially unviable to run only a handful of times." - Luke Tsai
"I noted that Off the Grid’s massive flagship Fort Mason market draws thousands of food lovers each week and was expected to provide Ocean Malasada its biggest audiences, though the Santoses managed to sell there only once before the pandemic closed the market." - Luke Tsai
"Another market that will make you grateful for Northern California, the Fort Mason market convenes weekly at the historic former army post, set right on the water with views of the Golden Gate (when the fog hasn’t kicked in). More than 35 vendors come together to sell their wares, like Bogdanich’s farm-grown dried fruits, a huge range of seasonal vegetables from Oya Organics, sourdough breads made from California grain at The Midwife and the Baker, and many more. Grab some fresh stone fruit or a gluten-free pastry and snack as you stroll along the waterfront." - Vox Creative

"Debuting in its humblest form at Off The Grid’s Fort Mason market in 2016 as an information kiosk, Cubert has been trialed there (a prototype was later used by vendors) and the next-generation Cubert Cold Prep units are slated to arrive at Fort Mason in March, with applications for Off The Grid Fort Mason vendors already live." - Caleb Pershan