Biergarten Team Plans Bavarian Beer Hall at Fort Mason

The operators of Hayes Valley German establishments Suppenküche and Biergarten are taking on Fort Mason next, reportedly opening a new beer hall there to be called Radhaus. The new spot will apparently focus on beer by the stein-full with Bavarian food to match — and it could be ready by this summer, a time when outdoor Biergarten visitors might prefer to get a drink indoors (or at least put on one of Biergaten’s heavy wool blankets).

Radhaus

Like Biergarten, built from shipping containers in the semi-permanent and already longstanding gathering space PROXY (which is eventually slated for development), Radhaus will reportedly be designed by PROXY masterminds Envelope A+D. Eater SF has reached out to the Biergarten team and the designer for further details going forward.

Fort Mason’s available restaurant space, according to past coverage, is within Building A, alongside such establishments as the cocktail bar Interval and the vegetarian dining institution Greens.

Citing events like Off the Grid, the food truck festival that activates the Fort Mason parking lot, Fort Mason Center officials said they sought a restaurant tenant to build foot traffic within the former military facility. In addition to the frequently used festival pavilion, it also houses art studios, galleries, and theatre spaces.

• Colossal beer hall headed to Fort Mason, thanks to Suppenkuche and Biergarten team [SF Chronicle]