San Francisco is a city that lives and breathes good food—and its farmers markets are proof. Whether you’re searching for organic produce, artisanal baked goods, or just a weekend ritual with great views, there’s a market in nearly every corner of the city.
Here’s your complete guide to San Francisco’s farmers markets, organized by day of the week.
Weekend Markets
Ferry Plaza Farmers Market – Embarcadero
When: Saturday (8 AM – 2 PM), Tuesday & Thursday (10 AM – 2 PM)
Why Go: One of the most celebrated farmers markets in the country. Set along the waterfront and packed with organic farms, top chefs, and local food artisans. The Saturday market is the most expansive.
What to Expect:
High-quality produce and meats
Bay views and prepared foods
Cooking demos and chef sightings
Alemany Farmers Market – Bernal Heights
When: Saturday, 7 AM – 2 PM
Why Go: The oldest farmers market in California. Known for great prices, a diverse vendor mix, and a no-frills, local-first atmosphere.
What to Expect:
Affordable produce
Community vibe
Generations of loyal shoppers
Heart of the City Farmers Market – Civic Center
When: Sunday & Wednesday, 7 AM – 5:30 PM
Why Go: A nonprofit market focused on food access and equity. A great source for fresh fruits, vegetables, and culturally specific ingredients.
What to Expect:
Affordable and fresh
Wide range of greens and herbs
Strong community mission
WEEKDAY MARKETS
Fort Mason Center Farmers Market – Marina
When: Sunday, 9:30 AM – 1:30 PM
Why Go: Small but thoughtfully curated with views of the Golden Gate. A peaceful way to start your Sunday with fresh finds and hot coffee.
What to Expect:
Local farms and bakers
Scenic bayfront setting
Relaxed, dog-friendly vibe
Castro Farmers Market
When: Wednesday, 3 PM – 7 PM (seasonal)
Why Go: A friendly, neighborhood market ideal for midweek groceries and evening strolls.
What to Expect:
Compact and convenient
Good produce and dinner options
Welcoming atmosphere
Mission Community Market
When: Thursday, 3 PM – 7 PM (seasonal)
Why Go: A vibrant blend of market and block party. Includes live music, art, and an upbeat crowd.
What to Expect:
Neighborhood energy
Street art and music
Local produce and food stands
Noe Valley Farmers Market
When: Saturday, 8 AM – 1 PM
Why Go: A beloved, family-friendly market in a quiet neighborhood setting. Great for produce, baked goods, and bumping into neighbors.
What to Expect:
Cozy and well-curated
Organic fruit and local bread
Relaxed, stroller-friendly layout
Fillmore Farmers Market
When: Saturday, 9 AM – 1 PM
Why Go: A small but meaningful market supporting Black farmers and the local Western Addition community.
What to Expect:
Community-driven
Fresh fruit and produce
Friendly, welcoming vibe