Fortman Marina

Tight quarters getting in or out. Watch out for traffic coming at you from 360 degrees. Also, a few of the slips that I saw were wood so, be careful, it can get a little wobbly while docking.
Overall its a nice marina.

Great location to get out on the SF Bay

There is no restaurant. Previous poster probably saw the Alameda Yacht club which is probably the most friendly social yacht club on the bay. Fortman Marina is low key and a little funky. Many regular folks type boaters and lots of DIY types here. Location is sheltered so getting in an out is usually pretty easy. We draw seven feet and have had no problems with depth at low tide. Fuel, pumpouts, and haulouts are all available nearby
We are very happy with the place.

Haven’t seen the restaurant, other than that the previous reviewer nailed it.

Need a place to dock your dingy? To anchor your cruiser? To slip your sailboat? Check this place out.
Fortman Marina is located in the Alameda Estuary, which means that it’s extremely protected from the potentially rough bay waters. You’ve got a nice, gentle cruise up the estuary, past Jack London Square to get to the bay, which gives you a nice chunk of time to get into the waterbound frame of mind. During the summer months, though, you may have to play dodgeball with swarms of sailboats as they practice their tacking in the estuary.
Rates are on the very-​affordable side, although inching up by the year. You’re not going to find any 100′ slips here, but there’s plenty in the 24′ to 28′ range, up to 60′. Electricity is ala carte for 36′ and under.
The piers markers are a little obtuse, so make sure you get some visual landmarks as you’re cruising out. Nothing worse than trying to double-​back around the berths at dusk. Trust me; I know.
Another bonus is the close proximity to yards such as Svedsons and the Boatyard @ Grand Marina, so if you should need to have some serious work done, you won’t have far to go. Lesser work is allowed in the slips, such as mast removal and installing an outboard.
Parking ranges from ample to somewhat crowded, but even at peak sailing season, I’ve never had to find parking on the street. Restrooms are clean and include showers, though I’ve never used them. There’s also a restaurant for your post-​sailing enjoyment, but again, I haven’t used it.
And the staff has always been nice. I’ve gone into the office to pick up supplies, etc., and have never been hassled, even while borrowing keys to get onto the dock.
The only reason that I’m not giving a full five stars is that, as I understand it, the only live-​in slips are grandfathered.