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    Spark Social SF

    4.5 (630 reviews)
    ModerateFood Trucks
    Closed 11:00 am - 5:00 pm
    Updated 3 months ago

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    Watermelon sangria
    Tracy B.

    Ok, this place is freaking amazing!!! So much good food trucks to choose from. After walking and deciding what i was hungry for. I chose, firetrail pizza. And let me tell you. This pizza was amazing. In my book, it was better than Tony's. Please don't hate. It was deliciously thin and crispy. And it was nice and hot. I look forward to trying another food truck.

    Monica M.

    Fun food truck park FTW! I love Spark Social! We come with groups of friends or family - there's plenty of seating - plenty of food trucks and great music played throughout the park! They even have high chairs on the side for little kiddos! Clean restrooms! The folks that work there are quick to clean up and the trash bins are never overflowing. Such a great spot to have a large group get together and everyone can enjoy food they wanna eat because the truck variety is great!

    Emily F.

    I live near Spark Social, and I feel like I come to this area at least one time every 2 months. Also, whenever I have guests coming to visit I make sure to show them what Spark Social has to offer! It's a great spot for bringing people of varying food interests. I try to order from different food trucks each time, which also is a testament to how much variety Spark has. It's also good for all ages, there's a wide area of picnic tables (first come first serve) but they also provide reservations in specific spots for parties that want to secure a location. I recently went to a baby shower and helped a friend decorate and she reserved one of Spark Social's spots. I highly recommend Spark Social SF!

    Kona kitchen
    Emiko T.

    I love Koja Kitchen, they use to have one at Westfield mall in the downtown area. They have closed down a lot of restaurants so I was happy to see the truck. You order on a kiosk and pay with a credit card. I loved it. I got the short rib Koja. They are a little pricey but worth the money. They have a lot of different options but I chose the classic one. Love this food truck.

    Kaivona P.

    I had a really great time. A nice variety of holes with different levels of difficulty. The location is really nice and convenient with drinks and food trucks . All in one spot. I had the garlic fries from one of the trucks and the donuts from another. Both delish. The service from the golf team was pretty laid back. A few balls got stuck or lost as we were moving through the course and they didn't give us a hard time at all. Overall laid back and fun

    Brats & Bangers 04-05-26
    PDog R.

    Attended the Brats & Bangers event. It was really nice. Really cool people. Chill vibes. Craft beers on tap. Really good Brats. And Super Dope DJ. The vibe was lovely. Even dogs were dancing!

    Pupusas with rice, beans and slaw. Paired with an Inca kola hehe
    Ryan R.

    Fun spot to grab some food and hang out before a concert at the Chase Center. I tried pupusas from one of the food trucks -- they were delicious! The slaw and sauce on top really brought it all together, and it came with rice and beans on the side. I couldn't resist pairing it with an Inca Kola, which hit the spot. The food truck employees were really nice, and the food came out in a reasonable amount of time. There's plenty of seating and a good variety of dessert options too. I ended the night with an Oreo ice cream from another truck -- so good!

    HH watermelon sangria
    Brittany D.

    I'll just be commenting on the happy hour for this review. I think it's so refreshing to have affordable options near Chase Center given a lot of the places at Chase cost a pretty penny. Mostly you'll find a lot of upscale joints minus Senor Sisig and Baked Bear. This is especially if you're planning to see a Giants game. Walking distance from the stadium is Spark Social which is a variety of food trucks boasting different cuisine-- Asian, Mexican, burgers, pizza, etc. But what my friend and I loved was the happy hour M-F 4-7p. It only included 2 wine options and a sangria but that was all we wanted for $6 each! Such a good price! Will be back before my other Giants Game in May!!!

    The famous Spark Double Decker Bus
    Donald W.

    Spark Social in SF, is an open venue hotspot located near the Chase Arena, that focuses on a variety of popular food trucks and open seating. I came here on a Saturday afternoon to grab some food and spend time with some friends. Something to keep in mind is the parking. It's bad and can get very expensive. There is street parking but the meters are not free until after 10pm on weekdays. Now, to discuss my experience. My group tried to rent the famous double decker bus but unfortunately, it was closed due to maintenance. However, we did manage to snag a covered tent right in the middle of all the action. We ordered: the Birria Nachos and Ramen from Domingos International Food Truck. It was so incredibly flavorful, extremely tender, and so ridiculously good. We also went to the: BAO n' Boba, where we enjoyed their delicious pork belly buns, the Shanghai, pork dumplings, and of course, the pork Siu Mai. This truck felt as authentic as you can get without sitting in a restaurant. We had a few more trucks but we were getting pretty full, quickly. After a day of beer drinking and tons of laughs. We made the experience even cooler at the fire pit. So, as the day turns to evening. We request a s'mores kit from the staff. It put a delightful cap on the already fun day. It's incredibly nostalgic when you can hang with friends and roast marshmallows. It even better while sharing laughs and stories with each other. Overall, Spark Social is already fun on its own, with plenty of space and seating for you and friends. I Would love to come back and try some other vendors. especially during the summer months.

    Mlissa H.

    I love a good food truck! And love coming here because there are so many options. We went to the ugly sweater dog event this past weekend and it was fun! Loved that there were booths set up with dog stuff. Hopefully there are more events in the future. I didn't see anyone actually running anything or the pup race or ugly sweater contest but thats ok.

    maliah c.

    Spark Social is a top spot for group hangouts, a day in the sun, or a study spot in the midst of Mission Bay. I have been going to Spark Social for over a year and it has never missed the mark. Always a good time and something for everyone. Occasionally the trucks change, but one of my favorites is the Poke spot! Fresh fish, fun toppings and a reasonable price for the portions. Love the mini golf, photo booths, and lounge seats on the other side of the park. Sometimes parking can be tricky, especially on event days, but usually not a huge problem.

    Domingo's International kitchen: Birria Quesadilla and Loaded Onion Ring Fries.
    Andrew H.

    This was my first time checking out Spark Social SF. This seems like a great place to hangout out with friends. We came around noon and not every food truck was open. There wasn't a lot of people here yet so the lines were very short. We ordered Mexican food and the food was delicious. One side of Spark Social seemed to be more family oriented since there was a kid birthday party and looked like there was little attractions for children.

    Sang Yoon K.

    A little expensive for the quality of food. None of the food trucks are stand outs to me but it's a good spot if you have a dog and want to get some fresh air. I think its a decent place to rally before an oracle or chase center game because the food/beer is still cheaper than the stadiums. I will say the coffee shop (SPRO) is solid because of the unique drinks they have.

    Smart business to sell lactaid pills!  My son needed one since we had pizzas!

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    Nice place to hang out and grab a dinner and a drink when in the city. Parking is horrible but still enjoyed our day here.

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    Ask the Community - Spark Social SF

    Can i get an updated answer re: gluten free food? my date has celiac :(

    It's a food truck park so you will need to check with the individual food trucks: https://sparksocialsf.com/order-ahead/… Read more

    Will it be open on Christmas day?

    Its closed on Christmas Day. You can check their insta @sparksocialsf for all updates , truck info etc

    Does Spark Social have any current Vegan options? 9.15.23

    Almost all the vendors have a vegan/vegetarian option!

    If there are no reserved spots available, is it still possible to have a group gathering of about 20-30 people in the back area on a Friday evening?

    It's possible because there's still plenty of open seat areas (not reservable) but you might obviously not be all together. With that size, you can eventually take over an area as people come and go.

    Do they have high chairs for small kids?

    Hi Megan, Thanks for reaching out! Yes, we do have high chairs on site. When you arrive, if you don't see them, just ask one of our site managers in an orange vest or you can… Read more

    How do they handle rain? If you have a fire pit reserved, can you still enjoy it in the rain?

    There is covered seating area.

    Which fire pits are the best to reserve?

    When I visited back in October 2020 there was only about 1 or 2 by the front entrance, those seemed like a good spot.

    Do they have WiFi? I would like to hang out there to eat and also get some work done at the same time.

    Last I checked, yes they do have free wifi.

    Is Spark, dog friendly?

    Absolutely - a great place to bring four-legged family! They'll have plenty of friends to play with, as well.

    Is this open daily?

    Yes

    Are there any TVs for sports, similar to SoMA Street Park?

    What's the parking situation like around here?

    there are meter parking as well as few none.. if you come on a Sunday the meters are free (if not event - pls check signs).. there's "plenty" of parking in this area.

    How many trucks tend to be open after 6/7 pm (ie for dinner)?

    There's usually 8-10 trucks and they're there until 9 pm closing. Check Spark's website for the schedule.

    There is gluten free food?

    Depends on the truck and the day. I remember two trucks offering an item that was gluten free.

    How is the parking? Is there street parking if so is it metered? How much per hour for meeter? Or do you park in a garage? How much is garage?

    Mostly metered street parking! It gets busy though (especially if there's a special event) so I would recommend taking public transport or ride share if possible.

    Is this a good date spot?

    I imagine it could be - lots of food trucks make it rich with options for food. There is also a cozy fire area with seats around it. Two gotchas though: it can be expensive and it tends to get crowded, especially during events, which it holds… Read more

    Is spark social open to the public even when there's an event?

    Not usually. Definitely posted on the website that day if private event

    Do they still have free movie saturday's here?

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    This was one of the food trucks at the Sunday Presidio Pop Up on the Main Parade Lawn (across from…read moreThe Walt Disney Family Museum). When I came here with my friends last time, I remember having a good experience so decided to pay them another visit. Their menu looked smaller with different items this time around. I saw a lot of people ordering the Yogurt Marinated Chicken ($17.00 + tax), so I decided to order that. +Even though the grilled Mary's Chicken looked dry, it was moist and juicy. Never thought of yogurt as a marinade, but hey it works! +Organic spring mix salad was fresh and lightly dressed w/vinaigrette. +Lutenitsa, a Bulgarian spread made with roasted red peppers and other veggies, was flavorful and not spicy. -Chicken was burnt in a lot of parts: Seems like it was left too long on the grill -Herb polenta cake was soft, but bland. Other items I tried during my last visit: +Black Sea Fisherman's Stew +Baklava Side notes: 1.) Check the Presidio's website for their schedule: https://presidio.gov/explore/park-attractions/presidio-pop-up-schedule 2.) Enjoy your meal on the picnic tables or lawn. 3.) Paid parking lots: Bring coins b/c there's a surcharge for credit cards. *Verdict: If the chicken wasn't burnt, it would have been a winner winner chicken dinner.

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