Don't worry they take card, zelle, cash, etc…read more Every Tuesday from 9:30a-1:30p they have a cute farmers market in front of Kaiser building A. I think it's worth it to visit a few times. Be ready for good people and good food. If you love dumplings try the dumplings from Papa's Dumpling and try the Scallion pancake! If you are craving ube or pandan stop at Ube Galore and try their pandan puto or the pandan bread with ube mochi! Omg amazing! You can also find local honey or bee pollen, fresh seasonal fruit, and fresh flowers! Organic Tamales with so many different options including vegan and different sauces. You can also find Fair Quality Kettle Corn and delicious Korean food too! I saved the best for last! Come hungry! Visit the Bolani table and say hello to the Flatbread Queen! She will feed you till you're full and then some but oh my goodness what a selection! I get them everytime! I am hooked! You will jump for joy when you try the pumpkin or kabob flatbread! I very much recommend this table even if only for the interactions. this farmers market is on my to-do list at least once a month.

Seemed a little bit higher end, things were a little bit pricey, parking was not easy, not many…read morevendors/low selection choices.

From the perspective of an East Coast Tourist, this was genuinely a fun market I went to this…read moreSummer that brings back fond memories of certain events in Florida. I had this review in drafts for a little more over a month, and it's high time I give this the praise it deserves. The market itself is rather quaint. It's in the back of the library there, and it's a fun little joint. There's a-lot of fresh produce to be had and a plethora of foods from different backgrounds to try. Granted, the produce is a bit pricey, but the quality is definitely a guarantee. Food wise? They got pastries, and various dishes of many cultures. I can't say for sure which are recurring but honestly I have no complaints. Not much I can say there but it's decent. Overall? Not a bad market! Give it a visit sometime!

This small farmer's market has plenty of fresh produce and hand made goods to browse through and…read moreget your weekend started on a high note ~

Although they're called Hummus Heaven - Hummus Heaven really has the best labneh yogurt! They come…read morein a variety of flavors including mango, apricot, berry, pumpkin spice (this may be seasonal), lemon, pineapple. Apparently they don't use added sugar or sweetener so the yogurts have to be eaten right away to ensure their freshness! Also can never leave this booth without getting the lemon & herbs pita chips & white bean rosemary hummus.

Oof. Sorry this is one of the worst food experiences I've had in a long time. I reached out to the…read morebusiness but haven't heard back, sadly. Which is really a shame, as you guys should really stick to hummus instead of harassment. While my friend was purchasing hummus, the man at the stall made numerous comments (almost 10) about my rear end. I was standing off in the corner, listening to the band play and he commented that'd I'd be good at Arabic dance because of "my fat behind" (The word he used started with a and rhymes with sass) And he kept reiterating it. I even asked him for clarification as I was stunned. He did indeed clarify that "mine was not a flat one." And that I had a big behind. It got to the point where the lemonade stand guy was glaring at him. I was stunned and contemplated civil rights and lefts. I decided to just walk away, but what the heck was that?! Yeah nah. Don't do alladat. Yall got to get that together because that man was too comfortable doing that. I am certainly NOT the first woman he has harrassed.

We were visiting a friend in the east bay and a coworker recommended us to come here for a stall's…read morecold noodles. The market isn't that big but had the usual offerings. But they did have Thai Holy Basil and my husband was excited. We can make ka prow. So we found the cold noodle stall. Ordered. The mild is not spicy at all, and the spicy was like a medium. So definitely get spicy if you want some kick. But if you plan to come here for this, either come early or somehow pre-order (although I don't know their website info). We wanted to try it first before grabbing a few more for our friends. But they told us they were "sold out" for preorders. Well that's a bummer! How are you going to market yourself if folks wander the farmers market and want to try your noodles?? Ah well, solid choice, but don't expect to be able to get a bowl! Empanadas were MEH. Mamabakehouse was a good choice if you love kouign amanns. Easy parking is a plus!

Wonderful food, produce, and people! Often live music performers which makes for a nice experience…read moreoverall. On this day- guest mariachi musicians and dancers!

I headed to the market late Saturday afternoon. Even though it was cold and windy, the atmosphere…read morewas so welcoming, and no one seemed tired at all. I stopped by a strawberry vendor, and honestly, they were the best strawberries we've ever had--so fresh, perfectly ripe, and nothing like the ones from the supermarket. We also picked up some kefir yogurt nearby that totally exceeded our expectations. It was a bit more expensive than usual, but definitely worth the price.

Occasionally when I go grocery shopping at TJs down the street, ill stop by here. When I visit on…read moreSaturdays around 11AM, it's not very busy. The parking lot is not full and there's a lot of space. There are approximately 3 veggies stands, 2 fruits stands, hummus stand, 2 bread stand, meat/fish stand, cheesecake stand, flower stand, and a few food stands. I've found that while this farmers market is small, it usually has what you need. I do find that the produce can be quite pricey! I primarily choose to visit, due to the exceptionally sweet fruit. I rarely find oranges, Asian pears, and apples as sweet. So when I feel like dishing out a few extra bucks for some delicious fruit, I'll treat myself. With that said, holy gosh are the prices expensive! $5/lb for Asian pairs and other citrus fruits. $2.50/lb for napa cabbage(that is usually $.69/lb at the grocery store. Yeah, I get that it's a farmer's market, however, it's no longer what it used to be. We used to solely buy produce at farmers markets, now it's not possible unless you're making a solid income to afford $5/lb oranges. Overall, clean and tidy farmers markets!

love the fresh fish we get from Mission fish! however the store hours are 10am-5pm Tuesday-Friday…read moreand closed on Saturday Sunday Monday

510-278-8397 is the correct phone number. When they moved locations (just at couple miles down,…read morestill on E. 14th) to a bigger more accommodating location they were unable to keep the old number. It took very little effort on my part to get to new number but also easily found the new store. If you catch'em at the right time you'll see them cutting & packaging all the big whole fish. Best quality fresh hands down!

Happened upon they're booth at Sazón Food Fest on Alameda Naval Station. I was hesitant at first…read moreb/c no one was in line for food. Glad I gave them a try. Had ceviche, flautas, and arroz con pollo. Everything was on point and delicious!!

Hands down one of my favorite vendors at the Niles Farmers Market in Fremont. I'll literally check…read moreon IG the night before to see if they're going to be there so I can strategically plan my breakfast So far I've tried both the chilaquiles and the nachos (meatless) and they are both so so so good. It does take a little bit for your order when they're busy (totally understandable for any small business) but I've noticed if you get there before the rush ~9:30/10am there isn't much of a queue & your order comes out quick! The team in the tent are super friendly and quality of the food is top notch. I hope they're at the farmers market every weekend

Every time I go to the Ferry Building Farmers' Market, I buy some apple cider from here. There are…read morea lot of flavors, but I usually go for the OG, which is crisp, refreshing, and sweet! A pint ($16 oz) is $4.00, but if you buy 2 it's $7.00. Side notes: 1.) Cash & card accepted 2.) Walking distance from Embarcadero Station and F line *Verdict: If you're looking for a refreshing, non-caffeinated beverage, pick up some apple cider from here!

Nice mix of goods at the Noe Valley Farmers Market from fresh produce to prepared goods, plus Cider…read more& Juices.