Alemany Farmers Market

Alemany Farmers Market is one of California’s longest-running agricultural markets: established in 1943, it is identified by Foodwise as the state’s oldest continuously operated farmers market. Since February 7, 2026, Foodwise has managed it in partnership with the City and County of San Francisco. The market operates year-round on Saturdays from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 100 Alemany Boulevard in Bernal Heights.

The operator describes a community of up to 90 small family farms and food businesses. Direct shopping is central, with a seasonal mix of fruit, vegetables, flowers, honey, other farm products, and food sellers. Foodwise publishes customer services and access initiatives, including tokens and programs for eligible shoppers. Market Match doubles SNAP benefits for eligible fresh fruit and vegetable purchases up to the current daily limit; WIC/FMNP-linked support, VeggieRx, and EatSF vouchers are also available according to eligibility and program rules. Not every shopper or product qualifies, so ask at the Info Booth.

Foodwise lists free parking, paved surfaces, accessible entrances, and public restrooms; transit options include Muni buses and a connection from Glen Park BART. The organization also operates Ferry Plaza Farmers Market, but that is a separate venue and profile. There is also a distinct Alemany Flea Market held separately. Publicly reproduced Google reviews often mention fresh products, flowers, honey, and variety, with prices depending on the vendor. The most reliable plan is to check the current seller lineup and arrive early, especially when shopping for seasonal goods.