Alemany Farmers’ Market

Delicious farm fresh produce, what's not to love?? Well, parking can be tricky/the area gets very congested if traveling by car and get there...not early. But the art here is great, there's space to walk around, a wide variety of vendors (it's big!), lots of samples, great prices - for organic produce especially. My favoritest things are found here - dried persimmons! - and I can't find them in stores/anywhere else. Very happy to have this Saturday morning option!

I'm here all the time even when I don't need anything; just enjoy a stroll and be with the communityFruits sometimes vendors put out a variety of samples, self serve style and throw away the peel in a box under the tableBaked good stands are good- try cookies, momos, lunch plates, pastries, breadTwo flower stands, one is more budget than the other so walk both first to check em out. Choices are different at each. At the smaller stand you can get small bunches for $5-7 which is fantastic. Seasonal selection like tulips and daffodils in March - beautiful colors!Parking can be a bit tough around peak hour 11am. Before or after that is very easy. Public free parking lot in back

Probably one of the biggest farmers market on the southeast side of San Francisco. Growing up, it's been mostly fruits and vegetables but now they have all sorts of vendors. Parking is easy if you go early as it fills up very quick and the area can be tough to find street parking outside the market.

Very big, very cheap, and very delicious farmer's market. I arrived around 8:45am and easily found parking. My favorite stands: At the very western end of the market, there is an unmarked stand that sells apples from wooden crates. There is usually a guy there with a cowboy hat. This place has by far the cheapest apples of any farmer's market ... $1.25 / lb and also the widest selection. The Fuji apples are delicious but this is also a great opportunity to try some lesser known apples that aren't available in your regular grocery store -- Mutsu, Pippin, Howard, Jonahgold. They also sell gala, granny smith, honeycrisp & red delicious. Spend some time picking out the best ones. This stand also shows up at Heart of the City Farmer's Market on Wednesdays & Sundays.Rodriguez Farms, strawberries, blueberries and raspberries. They offered me a free sample, and woah, I had to buy some. The strawberries were so juicy and sweet. $6 for 1 basket & $15 for 3-baskets of certified organic strawberries. $16 for a combo pack with 1 basket each of strawberries, raspberries & blackberries. Lopez Family Farm, offered a sample of pluot and it was incredible, so of course I had to buy some pluots. $3 / lb. Far West Fungi, delicious mushrooms, amazing selection, great prices. $5 per 8 oz basket of ugly shiitakes. There are a few stands that I haven't seen at any other farmer's market nearby: - Bodega Bay Oysters- City Fish Company- Joceline's Wildflower Honey- Bariani Olive Oil- Duck Eggs ($20 for 15 eggs)

I live not too far from here and finally had a car and a free Saturday to swing by for some shopping. I arrived around 9am and found parking pretty easily and got to work. I did a quick lap first to see what vendors were there and where I could do the most shopping, and I ended up spending around $60 on flowers, eggs, and a bunch of produce. This was two weeks ago and my flowers are still going strong, and all of the produce was good. I also got an iced coffee w/horchata from El Huarache Loco (which I would probably go back for alone) and a croissant from Panorama Baking Company. I'd love to try some of the food trucks for lunch on a future visit.

Alemany Farmers' Market...the place to be at on Saturday MorningI been coming here whenever I get a Saturday Morning available. The place can be jam pack with lots of people and not much parking spaces. A lot of vendors at this farmers market to check out with great service.I come here for Rita's Catering & Eatery...the place to get a good home cooked Filipino food. A reasonable price to get Filipino food compare to going to Goldilocks. I have inform Rita's Catering & Eatery that I enjoyed eating their food whenever I am in town.Definitely check out Alemany Farmers' Market

Got some Miyajima Oyster (I think that's the name) These were so good. It was a dozen for $20 but they gave me 3 extra ones! I realized it when I got home and was so happy. These were sweet & salty in a good way. I just ate it with some lemon. So delicious and simple.

It is a fun way to save money, get your vegetables, fruits and support your local farmers! The "unattractive looking vegetables can really save you $$$, most stuff is sliced, diced or smushed anyway. Leave the beauty contest to others. You will find juice, fruit and nuts samples. Try before you buy!Farmer probably prefer cash but some do take credit cards, Venmo or Zelle. Ask before, you pick out your goods!! Bring a good study shopping bag or backpack, it get bards to carry all the little plastic bags. Come early to find parking, it can be a challenge. There are plenty portable potty, just remember to hold your breath. Haha. Most of all, enjoy the day, feel good about patronizing our local farmers.

If anyone needs eggs, come to Alemany! From balut, duck eggs, quail eggs to regular chicken eggs. Many eggs, great prices. Wonderful service. Calm atmosphere. She is well known as the "Egg Lady". Her name is Leo. She is only here on Saturdays!

Fresh produce and the freshest eggs you can find! Great customer service and have been coming for years.