Radhaus
Beer hall · Fort Mason ·
Airy Bavarian beer hall with panoramic bay views
Airy Bavarian beer hall with panoramic bay views
"Casual drinking spots to grab beers are easy to come by in the Marina. But what about beer halls located in historic waterfront warehouses? Radhaus at Fort Mason is one of the area’s more unique bars/restaurants—and that’s aside from the beautiful setting. It’s a Bavarian-style spot with lots of German beers, a menu of things ranging from pretzels to heartier jägerschnitzel, along with cocktails and wine for non-beer drinkers. It’s also ideal for big groups, and works for quick hangs, date nights, and relaxing evenings after a day of doing waterfront things." - julia chen 1, lani conway, ricky rodriguez
"Running a month-long special of all-day and all-night brunch, offering items such as Black Forest ham spatzel and pretzel French toast whenever the mood strikes; this month Schneider Weisse’s wheat Love Beer is on tap." - Paolo Bicchieri
"To go along with your waterfront views, currywurst, and schnitzel at this Fort Mason German restaurant, try a pint of N/A imported beer or something from their list of ABV-less drinks that include spins on negroni and margarita. And if you’ve got a dog in tow after a long game of fetch at the park, pups are welcome." - julia chen 1, patrick wong
"Here for day-party needs from noon to 5 p.m., this beer hall offers a DJ spinning, wine, beer and low-ABV options (including a $5 elderflower spritz special), plus bites to enjoy before heading to your next destination; it's presented as a good gathering spot for the crew with excellent views of the Golden Gate Bridge." - Dianne de Guzman
"Fort Mason’s go-to for cold beers and bountiful German fare is also ideal for wind-protected, heated outdoor dining. There’s a ton of well-lit seating inside, sure, but who doesn’t want to smell a bit of the sea air as they chomp into a well-grilled braut?" - Paolo Bicchieri, Dianne de Guzman