Update: The empanada was dry and almost empty. I threw it away and my son tried the cookie and…read moreit was horrible as well. I'm not sure why if the things weren't fresh if it was their ingredients it was horrible. I'm gonna have to go back and get the vendor's name so I could add it here. Went to the Thursday morning market. Wish I knew the name of vendor but I purchased a chocolate chip scone $5. Horrible. Was hard. I warmed up and had to spit out. It was bad. Texture and flavor. Something was wrong. They also had empanadas and cookies. I purchased a Kahlúa pork empanada for my mom and a Confetti cookie for my son. The cookie color really looks strange as well. You can't really see it when they're packaging it cause it's behind glass so I'm afraid to let my son eat it. All items were thrown away so I wasted $16.

I love walking around and shopping at the farmers market. You can always find fresh fruits,…read morevegetables, and beautiful plants. This time, I got three small plants for $10. :)

Great neighborhood farmers market near APG middle school and St. Ignatius! Perfect place to get…read morebreakfast or lunch on a Sunday and checkout some local vendors. It's on from 9am to 2pm and they have ton of food options, craft vendors, and some produce. There's also tables and seating around too, along with some port a potties. It's also a family friendly market with some activities for kids. I have a few favorite vendors that I like to visit. - Driftwood Bread co for their amazing sourdough - Sakura Soup Company has delicious and easy to use soup bases for noodle soup. I like their beef pho soup bases, tastes just like the pho in restaurants - Maillards has great smash burgers! They usually always have a line

Nice street market. Lots of street parking in nearby neighborhood. We went during Chinese New Year…read moreand they had some local group musical performances. Good mix of arts and crafts vendors and food vendors. Typical street food prices so not cheap if you looking to get a bargain. Vendors are nice. Not many fresh produce vendors tho. We would come more often but dogs are not allowed. There were a few dogs walking regardless. They will tell you dogs are not allowed if you walk by the Farmers Market booth.

I have a serious obsession with FROG HOLLOW FARM, and they do this Farmers Market on Sunday and…read moreFerry Building on Saturday. Their ferry building prices are at least $2 more per/pound and it is cheaper at this market. Frog Hollow grows over 60 varieties of stone fruit, mulberries, European pears, Asian pears, persimmon, pomegranate, and blood oranges. They also bring pastries that they make and my favorite seasonal fruit crumbles for $5. There are so many other vendors and tons of different parking options. I appreciate the variety and will continue to visit this market again and again! Also, note that there's a knife sharpening service that is always packed at this market.

Heads up. A new vendor as of today. It's Rize Up Bakery. I'm finally getting a chance to try the…read moreUbe sourdough bread.

This is a great small little Farmers market…read more Everyone there was very friendly, no pushy sellers, just normal people. Prices were excellent. All the produce looked good to me. In reality my wife makes the call, and this place gets her stamp of approval. :) We will definitely be back here regularly for produce shopping!

Really sad the farmer's market no longer exists. We go every Saturday to check if it opened in 2026…read moreand there is no sign or notification why it was closed.

Every Thursday, SFSU All Organics Farmers Market is right in front of the humanities building. They…read morehave a few vendors that sell kettle korn, orchid flowers, accessories, fresh fruits and vegetables, and pies. The bread vendor likes to give out samples which is a plus cause you can get something to eat for free while walking to class. Funny thing is that I met up with my boyfriend here on our first date. He didn't know where the City Eats diner was so I met him here and it was such a windy day that day that the oranges fell on the floor. Long story short, this farmers market reminds me of my boyfriend lol

I look forward to Thursdays because I can stop by the farmer's market before I go to critically…read morethink at 2pm. Three things you need to know about the farmer's market: 1. The Mediterranean foods boy is really cute... and charming. I'll buy hummus from you any day, man. 2. The pastry chef's stand is SUPER delicious. His tarts and panna cottas BLOW MY MIND. 3. The fruit stand sells deliciously sweet fruits I can either snack on during class or take home after class. I just wish this would expand with more vendors... I would love this so much more.

Nice to have this option for European goods and I'm sure this is a great staple of their…read moreneighborhood. There's a good selection of items and plenty of fruit / produce , along with imported preserved meats, jams, canned fish, sweets and pastries (eg baklava, although what we got wasn't the freshest). Prices are quite high though - interesting the motto is rich man's quality poor man's prices. While the neighborhood is definitely high cost of living, similar groceries in Palo Alto or Mountain View are way cheaper with similarly large variety of imports so it's not worth the trip if you're based in the peninsula.

I never thought I would fall in love with this Parkside Farmer's Market, but I have. It's literally…read morewalking distance 1 block from where I am, and it's been fantastic. They have all the produce and dried spices I could need at my fingertips, which has been so amazing!!!!! So convenient to walk on over, and get a fresh bunch of cilantro, garlic, dried oregano, etc. The service here is great. I feel the cashiers are all friendly. The only thing I ding them 1 star for is the credit card minimum. I always have to use cash here, since I'm only buying 1-2 things at a time, but I guess that's standard. Will continue to support them for years to come!!!!!

I wanted to buy oro the blanco from this place. They have two spots: one in the kiosk and one in a…read moretent. At the kiosk, the seller said $5 for 6 pcs.This Tent Place is Dirty. In the tent, there were two kinds: one in a plastic bag and one without. I chose 6 pcs. But the lady in the tent said $5 for only 5 pieces. I asked why the price is different?. She explained: the plastic bags are already set - 5 big pcs $5, 6 medium pcs $5, or 7 small pcs $5. I'm the Owner she said. Then she told the kiosk lady very rudely, "You can't give 6 pieces if the customer chooses." Please be careful if you go.

A seriously unique farmers market with tons to look at and peruse. This isn't a tourist spot so it…read morereally is a local gem. They have everything from flowers, eggs, honey, mushrooms and almond butters. It really is such a fun spot! The booths are set up in an orderly fashion and the fruit samples at the booths are the cherry on top.

The prices are better at the grocery store. This farmer's market has always been pretty expensive…read more Not a big fan despite a wonderful location near the beach. I'm sure there are hundreds of costs involved in transporting goods to this market, but maaaan. I believe last time I went it was $3.99/lb for plums... And $10 for an 8 oz thing of hummus. $30 for a 3.9 oz loose leaf tea container, which serves roughly 40-50 cups of tea. So actually not terrible, but way more expensive than loose leaf I've purchased at other markets or permanent store fronts. 2/5. Come for the samples lol

Coastside Framer's Market is great fun. They have a huge selection of vendors and all the sales…read morepeople are very nice. We ended up buying a lot of things that are just hard to get elsewhere. Now, it does get crowded, but the people are nice and just wait your turn. We love the empanadas stand and always buy a bunch and take back to out hotel. The people there are the best. They have the best organic produce and you can even get nice gifts there. You must try Beckmann's Bakery, their boysenberry turnovers are just the best. The place is always being cleaned and if customers would use the trash cans it would be spotless. We just love it.

Sunday mornings. I appreciate the quiet stroll just leisurely looking at things. Set your…read moreexpectations low, you know that's how it is when you're thrifting. You might find some treasure. You might not. No worries- plenty of parking in lot and never gets full! Alright if you come in already knowing what to expect. Don't expect new crafts vendors. Many booths are tools, books, old dishware, old toys, jewelry pieces, plants, used stuff. Some vendors are nice and I enjoy chatting. They're usually repeat vendors weekly. Each person has their speciality or own type of goods. You can bargain. Bathrooms and porta potties available. One food truck and one baked good stand. I suggest eating first before coming. Behind the parking lot is a street full of more vendors. Feels super even more junky there. Police ask them to leave once in a while since they're not registered vendors.

How could I love this Market more? Pros:…read more- parking is a breeze, and great location - tons of different stuff from antiques to music to games to comics - food truck option - shade for hot days, easy access to market vendor items - good hours, super convenient to be open till 3pm for late risers like myself on Sunday - best prices around, amazing value on stuff (I mean, it is a flea market!) - THE NICEST PEOPLE YOU WILL MEET The vendors are terrifically kind, always give discounts and just the kind of people I wanna hang and vibe with. A sweet old lady gave me old records last time while closing up and refused to take money for them. She finally agreed to let me buy her a coffee next time. It's like a real community here, and I love it! Some small cons: - managers have cracked down on "side-vendors" selling goods across the street. That's dumb. Let people sell their old crap. - fees for vendors are a lot. I've thought about vending here for fun, but forget it. How do people make money here? - staff in recent years has started closing the parking lot and kicking people out super fast at close to 3pm. Why? It's not like another event is coming after. Let people lazily enjoy their Sunday? So yeah, the cons are management issues. But the people here? Absolute tops.

Had a wonderful shopping trip at the farmers market this week! There was a new Thai vendor selling…read moredesserts, drinks, salads, and more. I tried a few of the desserts, and they were delicious with a perfect balance of sweetness. Highly recommend checking them out. I also picked up a fresh Guinea fowl for only $18 and two razor clams (over 1 1/2 pounds each) for $18 each. I was lucky to get the last two! The vendors were incredibly friendly and provided excellent customer service. The poultry vendor recommended the Guinea fowl, and it was my first time trying it. I made soup with it at home, and the broth turned out rich, flavorful, and naturally sweet. The razor clams were exceptionally fresh as well. The market had a lively atmosphere, fresh products, great prices, and friendly vendors. I left with some amazing finds and couldn't be happier. Fresh, delicious, and a great value. I'll definitely be back! :)

Nice little farmers market near downtown. We had just come from the San Mateo FM and were going to…read moreeat at a restaurant next door. Despite being small they had a nice selection. Less prepared food and more produce compared to most. Parking sucks and it may take a while