The plan: Marla's for a pastry, Blue Bottle for a NoLa coffee. Then the cheese monger. Take a number, get 1:1 service. Then bread. Then the date guy outside on the south side. That's the blueprint.
Come with an empty stomach to this nice and big market where you can find a good selection of food, drinks and local products. A place you should not miss in San Francisco!
This is a Saturday only market and I'd go there for the free samplers and festive environment. Eagerly went to this stall hoping it has something to do with cricket - the game!! No it's edible insects
Amazing place! Perfect for brunch and lunch, loads of organic and fresh food options, just by the bay inside a beautiful historic building (Ferry building) in pier 1! Strongly recommended!
Farmers and food makers from the Bay Area and beyond show off their best produce and specialty items at Saturday's Ferry Plaza Farmers Market in San Francisco.
On Saturdays, the Ferry Plaza Farmers Market includes food vendors behind the Ferry Building, offering up a wide variety of cuisines and delicious treats. Wander through the options then enjoy a meal.
This place reminds me so much of the Danish Torvehallerne - amazing place! Especially if you are into local greens, fruits and a foodie person in general, great stores too!
A must on Tues/Thurs/Sats for foodies. Visit the food trucks, fresh meat and produce stands, or stop into the ferry building for some blue bottle coffee and a waffle, cheese, wine, honey, the works.
Even though it is touristy, it's also a great food place for locals. Packed with the greatest SF local food vendors, no better place than here to experience the SF food scene.
If visiting SF on a weekend, find me here on Saturday morning for breakfast/brunch. Blue Bottle coffee, Roli Roti porchetta sandwiches, Hog Islandoysters, and MORE. + fresh produce. yummm.
tue, thur, n sat. I almost only come on sat morning - lots of outdoor "unique" vendors, yummy food, fresh fruits & veggies~ super crowded but I do not mind the crowd at all ;D
Come with friends and do a building sampler -get a little something to eat from all of the vendors for your own DIY food tour. Fun for out of town guests!
This market is perfect for tourists and locals alike. The fresh produce here is fantastic. The strawberries are phenomenal and the meats are next level.
Walk around once to snack on samples, then again for the food trucks/tents, and then finally to grab coffee and buy fresh food from local merchants and farmers.
Great selections of veggies and different items that you can’t get everywhere. I find the producers are very informative about their products. Love it.
The pastrami Reuben from Wise Sons Jewish Deli on Thursdays is easily the best Reuben in Northern California. Canter's in LA is the only other place on the West Coast that even compares with it.
Chef or not, one of the most beautiful sights to behold. From the views of the bay to all the amazing local products. A seratonin rush for any foodie. Say hello to my favorite farms, Tory Farms and Ha
Early Saturday morning breakfast ritual--delicious food from one of the many food stalls. Primavera, Hayes Street Grill and Hog IslandOysters are my favorites.
You'll find me here most Saturday mornings. The food is fresh and tasty, and the views are amazing. It's one of my favorite things in San Francisco. Kellie, Community Manager
Meet SF's culinary and mixology masters and sample what’s in season at CUESA’s first ever Summer Celebration on 7/10. Relish Flour + Water, Cotogna, Namu, The Monk’s Kettle, Gitane, BIX and more.
Best farmers market hands down! Saturday is the best time, they also have tues and thurs as well. make sure to get blue bottles new orleans iced coffee while you stroll. And bring your reusable bags!
Elizabeth Yarborough of bangle line Yarbie starts all of her Saturdays here. Check out the color tour of San Francisco she gave us—and score the piece she made just for us!—over at ofakind.com.
Try going to the bathroom before you get here. There's always a long queue - especially for women. If not, give yourself a few minutes to account for queuing.
The highlight of my week when I worked near Embarcadero. Don't leave San Francisco without a visit to the farmers market and grab some fresh produce – open Tuesday/Thursday/Saturday.
The Ferry Plaza Farmers Market is operated by the CUESA. We run three markets per week (Saturday, Tuesday, Thursday) at the Ferry Building in San Francisco.