Great little market. Some of the best baked goods and sweets from all the markets. Able to get…read moreenough basic produce to carry me.

Lovely little farmers market from 3-7PM in tiny Brisbane off 101 on Old Country Road. Vendors are…read morefriendly and welcome questions on their good offerings of farm fresh produce & fruits, food vendors from fresh baked goods, local honey with a mission, food like Mexican, Indian, rotisserie chicken & ribs, hummus. Tried: AMELIA'S MEXIPINO - Fusion of Mexican and Filipino foods. Loved the Birria tacos! ROADSIDE ROTISSERIE - fresh, organic, free range, hormone free locally sourced products. Rotisserie chicken, pork ribs, pork loin, sometimes turkey thighs w/sides & salads. The clean rotisserie roasted chicken is wonderfully flavorful with herbs & spices. I'll usually take a whole rotisserie chicken, side of the potatoes, infused with the chicken drippings. CALIFORNIA BAKEHOUSE. Grand array of baked breads. You can buy a whole loaf or a portion of it to suit your needs. Usually go for the artichoke & garlic loaf. Or the mushroom flatbread. HONEY FROM BLOSSOM VALLEY BEES - Honey cooperative. Try the Wildflower Honey!

Really good market with lots of variety- multiple vendors with overlapping produce too so you can…read moretaste and get what you want. I go for the produce, but the baked goods and prepared food choices are also great!

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.

We visited the Small Batch Store, after seeing and buying some of their items, up the street, at…read morePedro Point Sirens Gift Shop. We were warmly welcomed by the shop employee named Katlyn. She told us the story of how this business started and showed us all the different varieties of jams they had. And they sure had a lot. We picked a few to take home and boy was it hard to make those choices with so many flavors to pick from. We chose the small variety pack with strawberry champagne jam, apricot brandy jam, and blackberry bourbon jam. We also chose the pineapple apricot jam, peach pancake syrup, yellow peach jam and loquat jam. We've tried a few and they are delicious. We look forward to visiting again to buy different flavors. I love that this is a local business and all the jams are made in Pacifica. They also have a website where you can order their jams online and signup for their mailing list. I will always support a local business when I can. A big thank you to Katlyn for helping us find some really unique flavors. These would make great holiday gifts. I'll probably be back again soon.

Amazing small batch preserves. I have bought the Ollalieberry preserves here twice now they are…read moremade from berries sourced locally in Pescadero, California. This jam is actually wonderful. Probably the best I've ever had and they have a lot of other flavors that I haven't even tried yet. Highly recommended and just a few miles at the road from Me in Pacifica.

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! :)

Millbrae Farmers Market is the closest thing to a functional United Nations, only with better…read moreproduce, fish, baked goods, and flowers, and everyone is happy. Latino and Hmong farmworkers who rolled out of bed in the dark hours to haul their harvest up from Watsonville, Fresno, and Gilroy. Local Chinese grannies carefully inspect bok choy with a focus on quality and pick blue crabs for dinner ready to be steamed. Levantine shoppers hunting down the best eggplants and tomatoes, and the occasional soccer mom grabbing oranges to slice up for the afternoon's match. Thirty bucks buys a week of groceries, a banda soundtrack humming in the background, and stacks of focaccia handed over by the person who actually baked it. Worth dragging yourself out of bed on a Saturday for a little weekend diplomacy.

I bought the best strawberries! this market is the best. Lots of good produce. highly recommended.read more

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

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.

This store is a GEM. Every time I go I discover a something new and exciting. They carry an…read moreincredible variety of groceries from Eastern Europe, the Mediterranean, the Balkans and the Middle East. Do you want obscure Ukrainian pickled vegetables? They have you covered. Do you want pussy willow juice for Persian baking or pine flavored soda from Russia? Or maybe farmers cheese, fresh sour cherries, or many varieties of pierogis? Maybe you want to buy the weird cookies your mom grew up eating in Yugoslavia. They have it all. They also have the best hummus, great, reasonably priced produce, any spice you can think of, and the friendliest owners and staff you will meet in SF. Oh, and you never have to wait in line. I go every day and can take care of most of my shopping in a few minutes. If you need meat or fish you can swing by Guerra's afterwards. If you like to cook or explore exotic food you should not miss this fabulous wonderland of a store. I seriously credit this store for the high quality of life in the neighborhood.

Motto is "Poor Man's Price. Rich Man's Quality." It's actually the opposite. Not particularly…read morecheap. Lots of expired cans on the shelves and expired dairy products. Lots of overripe stone fruit too (especially from outside). One of the worst service in town. Guy at the cashier bizarrely antagonistic with customers. Should calm down or go the back. Overall, weird and depressing experience. Won't go back, of course.

I saw a bee keeping class on Groupon! I decided to snatch up the deal. I wanted to be adventurous…read moreand try something out of the norm. Im so glad I took the opportunity to come. The class was extremely informative! Bees are much more interesting than I gave them credit for. You will leave this class with an appreciation for honey bees and all the work that goes into making honey. The lady that lead the class was great. She was friendly and knowledgeable. The 1st part of the class was an indoor lecture. The 2nd half is outdoors, where you get to see the hives. Fortunately we were able to see an actual Queen bee. After learning about the process, seeing her was pretty exciting. The 3rd part was honey tasting. This was a very nice experience!

Please take the beginners class! Even if you don't like Bees, this is so interesting and…read moreeducational, and helps out a small local business owner, Christina. I am so scared of bees after being attacked and getting injured. My boss thought it would be a good idea for me to take this class and get over my fear. He bought the tickets on Groupon. On Groupon a beginners class for 2 is $160. Regular price is $300 You go to their website to make your reservation. The beginners classes are on Saturdays from 11 am to 2 pm, but not every weekend, so please check her calendar. In our class there were 16 people total. There is street parking, a little easier on a Saturday as many of the businesses are not open. You can bring your own water / drink into the class. She also has a very clean restroom. Christina, the owner, is very passionate about Bees. She learned from her Dad and has been at it for many years. She is very friendly, patient and great to get along with. Teh first 1.5 hours is inside listening to Christina talk about Bees. I have to say that I learned a lot. I had no idea that Bees were so dimensional, smart and interesting. What an animal! She allows for questions and is happy to answer them all. Some people come as they want to have bees themselves, some just want to learn. Then you suit up and go outside. We were outside for close to an hour. She carefully pulls apart one of her boxes to show us all the details inside. It is amazing. You get to see the Queen (ours was fertilizing an egg), all of the workers, the honey and the wax. Then you go back inside to taste the different flavors of honey that she makes and sells. Tips: 1) I brought a pair of disposable gloves to put on before the bee gloves as the suits are not washed. 2) As scared as I was, once you have the suit on you feel safe. 3) My husband did not wear a suit, if you are brave you do not have to. 4) Bring your phone with you in the suit to get some once in a lifetime pictures I can not say how much you should take this class. It is so interesting and educational and a great way to spend a few hours to support a local business. After you take this class, she also has an advanced class if you are interested in having your own bees. Thank you Christina.