Five stars for this farmers market. Low key, unpretentious, but lots of variety and some live…read moremusic. We ate lunch at the food trucks, we each had something different and delicious. Even on a cloudy day this was a nice couple of hours walking around.

This was our first time going to this market with our dog, who we carry in his doggy bag (see…read morephoto), and was immediately turned off by the rude staff saying no dogs allowed. They stated it was "California Law" but that's not true because in Sacramento every outdoor farmers market we ever went to allowed dogs. If you say no dogs allowed, cool but don't make up some BS. Also I saw other dogs walking in the farmers market and those people not being harassed. Never coming back here again.

We ordered the okonomiyaki from their Sunset farmers market location and it was such a…read moredisappointment. They made the pancake from a frozen disc, which took about 30 minutes (at the time it was pretty dead, so quite a long wait). The result was a gooey, undercooked mess that included an egg that was fried in old oil. After a couple hours, my stomach had a horrible reaction that I'm still recovering from. Avoid!!

Kunugi Noodle & Tempura food stall is Known for their udon noodles and broth at Outer Sunset…read morefarmers market. Friendly staff. Contactless payments. Good variety of Japanese takeaway food in eco-friendly food containers. Usually a wait since orders are cooked to order. My favorite is the OKONOMIYAKI with seafood! An eggy pancake of seafood drizzled w/sauce, Mayo and an optional pan-fried egg on top. They also ask a beef one but the seafood okonomiyaki is very satisfying. Think a lot of people have discovered okonomiyaki b/c lately they're sold out by the time I get there :-( So when there's No Okonomiyaki I turn to the OMURICE, an omelet filled with seasoned rice w/bits of chicken, generously drizzled with ketchup. Great satisfying bites for breakfast or lunch! They Also offer a OMUSOBA. Similar to the Omurice but filled with noodles instead. Hard to get away from the Omurice lol! Also will order their CHICKEN YAKISOBA when in The mood for noodles. Finally tried their KAKE UDON, plain udon with broth. Broth was a tad salty but it came together when I added some bok Choi I had bought that day. Really liked The SWEET FRIED TOFU W/UDON. A new fav! Hard for me to get over my favs but Their other specialties are beef tempura udon, chicken Katsu over rice, korokke (croquette), onigiri, to name a few. They have locations at the farmers markets at Daly City, Clement Street, Foster City to name a few. See you there!

The churro bites were hella good! You could customize with any of the toppings available (Nutella,…read morechocolate sauce, caramel, condensed milk, bananas, strawberries, strawberry sauce) and it was only $10. The churro bites themselves were nice and crispy. They were also made to order! You could see them cutting up the dough and frying them. I definitely will be back & want to try their food options as well!

These freshly homemade churros have a sugary, crispy outer layer and a perfectly doughy center…read more They are then topped with slices of banana and strawberries, and any sauces of your choice - I chose condensed milk. If you want something a little more classic, they also sell their giant churros individually too. Service is super friendly with family staff working. If you need tables there are ususally some towards the back of the market!

Food was subpar. So many better choices in the neighborhood. Service was ok. The vibe inside felt…read morestuffy and old.

Nice people, but unfortunately I cannot recall having falafel this dry. Thought I'd give their…read moretruck a try. Avoid.

Has anyone taken over? I miss her tamales so, so much. RIH Queen of the Chicken Mole Tamale.‍‍‍read more

tamales la oaxaquena had a choice of chicken or beef tamales. almost every other person here had a…read moretamale in their hand. so naturally, i had to have one. locales: foragesf@publicworks 4/23 sampling: chicken tamales with small side salad(4) -very soft masa wrapped in banana leaf, tender chucks of fresh chicken. nice spicy sauce in a tub came with it. not needed. but for a spicier meal, go for it. -amongst the better tamales out there. foodnotes: -tamales already cooked. ready to serve -no lines at all, speedy service -would definitely repeat.

I was so sad when I moved away from the Mission and left all the amazing Taquerias…read more But then Corazon Mexicano Food Truck moved into the Outer Sunset at 42nd Ave & Lawton (just two blocks from me!), and that big burrito-sized hole was filled. Great, fresh food made to order in a fabulous location.

If you're looking for the lightly battered, sprinkling of chipotle-mayo, densely packed with pico…read morede gallo, double-tortilla-ed fish tacos, these are the best in the city and it's not close. Their birria consommé is also a big chef's kiss, and their asada fries are a hearty portion with tons of meat and fries alike. Card/tap to pay/cash accepted, really nice dude who works the grill and register, and he is fast. Takeout orders are neatly packaged, but don't expect to have clean hands while you're eating these tacos - they are packed. SUPER good, highly recommend.

these tacos were sooo fire, ordered chicken and al pastor and both exceeded my expectations! Did…read moreget there a little late so they were out of a couple meats we wanted to try but I'm sure everything is just as good! Super well seasoned. + they have Mexican Coke in a small lot so would suggest parked near by and walking! There was quite a bit of people ahead of us but they still got us in and out fairly quick!

With a beach day and a hike ahead, my friend suggested we grab lunch beforehand. She found Leo's…read moreTacos through a quick search. We chose it based on the location and popularity. We arrived on a weekend afternoon. I didn't realize this spot was from LA and how popular it was! The taco truck is bright orange and easy to find. Lines can get long, but they go by relatively fast. Service wasn't the friendliest, interaction-wise, but the good came out in a reasonable time, considering the line and it being made to order. There are a couple of standing tables, which we ate at with our dogs. Most folks took their food to go. So I didn't realize they were known for their Al Pastor, which I ended up getting. I got one Al Pastor and one Carnitas Taco. The meat is marinated and off a spit. It had a nice flavor, and I'd get both again. When you receive your tacos, they ask if you want toppings and salsa. It's nice in the sense that you can build it to your liking. All the salsas are good; my friend and I enjoyed the avocado one the best. Along with tacos, they have other food and drink items. I got the delicious Horchata. The only thing is prices weren't actively posted, so keep that in mind. I'm not too familiar with the Mexican food truck scene in the city. For the price and what we wanted, Leo's Tacos was a good option. Find them off the Great Highway with residential parking and a lot as well.

The best momos I've ever had! I found Happy Himalayan at the Alemany Farmers Market and ordered the…read moreKothey Veggie Momos. They were super fresh hot and delicious! Perfect balance of steamed and fried with the pan fried approach. I'm definitely going back - so so goo

Saw this food truck at the outer sunset farmer's market and knew I had to try it because the smells…read morecoming from the truck were amazing. Upon going up to order, they let me know in advance it may take 15-20 minutes to get the order ready as they made it fresh. I found that super nice of them as I already knew going in it would take some time. I ordered the Veg chili momos because I wanted something fried and covered in sauce. While the sauce didn't keep the momos crispy, the whole dish was still so tasty! Some of the best chili momos I've had in the bay. I didn't think the sauce was overally sweet or spicy, and it went well with the momos and veggies. I'm glad I ordered when I did too because as more people were coming up to order they ran out of the chili sauce! So definitely make sure you get these earlier than later. While waiting for the food I walked around the market and then ended up coming back to wait directly in front of the truck and they kept ensuring me that they're working on my food and when mine was up next. Awesome hospitality for sure!! Can't wait to come and eat it again next time Im at this farmers market.

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.

So many booth tents of vendors! Selling all farm produce and flowers and pastries!…read more In the back of stonestown next to the old theater, Large parking lot is so appreciated here in the City. Really Many food vendors do you can plan to have lunch here while enjoying the live music, there were two live performers, one on each end of the market

Grab something before heading in to the museum the service was weird. I still tipped a dollar, I…read moresigned for 5 dollars .... I check my bank statement and 8.50 how ? I'm not sure ... but anyways if you buy something here check your bank statement because someone is altering the balance. Fiy

Giving a 1 star because upon payment for a 7 dollar hotdog, the guy at the stand called me poor…read moreunder his breath for not tipping. I came earlier today to the stand outside of the de young museum and got 2 hotdogs and chips as a last resort food because there aren't many options within the park. The hotdogs are standard, and they offer some nice toppings. For 7 dollars a piece, I would have expected a bit thicker of a dog, but overall it was tasty and hit the spot. There is no seating for the stands, but you're within the park anyways which is beautiful. You can walk around with the food or find a park bench to enjoy. A great spot for a date. My gripe with this place was the customer service. Upon payment the cashier said "that'll be 1600 pennies!" as if to say it's not a lot of money for two measly hotdogs. Then said "1600 even... so poor" after I didn't tip. It was so out of the blue I laughed it off, but I would not come back. I am bringing sandwiches next time!