Heart of the City Farmers’ Market
Welcome to the Heart of the City Farmers’ Market, a vibrant hub for fresh and affordable fruits and vegetables located in the heart of San Francisco. This farmers market, situated at 1182 Market St United Nations Plaza, offers a plethora of delicious produce and a welcoming atmosphere for all visitors.
Customers rave about the quality and diversity of the produce available at Heart of the City Farmers’ Market. From unique finds like purple bell peppers and chrysanthemum greens to staple favorites like blueberries and basil, there is something for everyone here. The affordability of the produce is also a standout feature, with prices that are often lower than big-name grocery stores.
One thing that sets this market apart is its inclusivity and accessibility. With amenities such as wheelchair accessibility, bike parking, and options for various forms of payment including cryptocurrency, the market caters to a diverse range of customers. Additionally, the market is women-owned, adding a special touch to the overall experience.
Visitors also appreciate the friendly vendors and the sense of community that permeates the market. Whether you’re a regular shopper or a first-time visitor, you’ll be sure to feel welcomed and well taken care of at Heart of the City Farmers’ Market.
In summary, Heart of the City Farmers’ Market is a gem in the bustling city of San Francisco, offering fresh, affordable, and diverse produce in a welcoming and inclusive environment. Whether you’re looking for everyday fruits and veggies or unique specialty items, this market has it all.
Heart of the City Farmers’ Market Menu
Location
Address: 1182 Market St United Nations Plaza San Francisco, CA 94102
Phone: (415) 558-9455
Business info
- Offers TakeoutYes
- DeliveryNo
- Wheelchair accessibleYes
- Accepts Credit CardsYes
- Accepts Android PayYes
- Accepts Apple PayYes
- Accepts CryptocurrencyNo
- Street ParkingYes
- Women-ownedYes
- Open to AllYes
- Offers CateringNo
- Bike ParkingYes
Last Reviews
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Author: Jason K.
The freshest food in the city ... It's worth looking at the back for good, cheap though maybe slightly ugly fruits and veggies. The stuff at the front can sometimes look better but not taste better. It only moved across the street but I love the change ... Great atmosphere
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Author: Rose T.
It's been a while since I've been to this farmers' market, and I was pleasantly surprised! Compared to other farmers' markets, the produce here is much more affordable and I saw a lot of aunties and uncles doing their grocery shopping. There were a lot of fruits and vegetables I've never seen before, and our haul included new and old favorites (purple bell peppers, red long beans, green and purple speckled long beans, golden nugget tangerines, pale green cucumbers). I also spotted some beautiful orchids, and it was really relaxing just browsing all the booths. This market is really close to Van Ness Station and faces City Hall, so it's easy to find.
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Author: Lori H.
I've passed by this so many times but hadn't gone in until recently. The neighborhood can be sketchy, but the actual market was fine. And the produce is amazing and fresher than Whole Foods and so affordable! Some sample prices: $1.50/lb for peaches, heirloom tomatoes. $1 for huge bunches of mint / basil / herbs. $1 for kale or other bags of veggies. It's similar to Alemany Farmers Market in terms of selection and pricing, but easier to get to. Lots of Asian grandmas that know what's up. If you don't have cash, you can buy tokens at the information desk that you can use credit card / Apple Pay. I also love they stay open late till 4pm so you don't have to wake up early on a weekend.
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Author: Linda L.
It doesn't get as fresh as this!!!! Was hoping to buy some crab and Tiger shrimp but the line was insanely long!!!!!!! So didn't get that but got some really tasty blueberries, strawberries, wrinkle skin tangerines, oranges, bok choy & cilantros. The gentlemen at the berry booth was nice, and gave us half more box of blueberries because my mom complained about one blueberry looking ugly LoLs When we purchase the oranges and tangerine, $1/lb, were few cents shy of $5, so the gentleman put 2 more oranges in the bag, to try to even it out on $5, but it exceeded $5 and few cents, give it to us anyways. Last time I came, maybe 3 months ago, it wasn't as lively as today. It seems every one is getting back to life and business which is great. More booths and more choices. I alway love the flower the booth, but can't purchase any due to really bad allergies. But I love looking and admiring them.