Clement Street Farmers Market

Although i am not fond of street closures I do like the popularity of the market and the ability to get out of season products like strawberries.

It is where I go every Sunday morning before sitting down in front of the TV to watch football.

Everything from wine to the best croissants in the country (Food and Wine) to organic vegetables and fruit to honey to meat and eggs and bakery goods.

As long as the market brings business to the other businesses on the street it will continue to be an asset to Clement St and the community. The market is so good that-it was written up as one of the more futuristic models of America's localized urban communities

This fm is big...3 blocks long. Decided to walk off our baked goods from Arsicault and grab some picnic foods for our hike.

+++. It is made mostly of REAL farmers and producers. Many already commercially made local producers were here as well... brands that I buy at WFM in Atlanta.

This Sunday Market was crowded but we enjoyed a wonderful selection of local farmers from honey to vegetables and baked goods. Loved the local Massa Organics almond butter, Rize up boule and lions mane that I bought.

=. Things were even pricier than already pricy CA.

=. Parking is street and is rare.

Enjoy!

MY RATINGS
- - - Inhumane
- - Disgusted
- Don't bother
= Missed the Mark
+ Good
++ Better
+++ EDIBLE...WHERE have you been all my LiFe!

8/27/23 Update

All the hot food vendors moved to 2nd and Arguello section.

Be prepared to look for your favorite vendors as most of them relocated due to market location reorganization.

Had a blast at this Clement Street Farmers Market!

Lots of vendors selling food, fruits & produce, snacks, bread, freshly made pasta, healthy drinks, and seafood, meat & poultry... just to name a few.

A super fun walk before / after lunch on Sundays!

I absolutely love the Clement Street Farmers Market in the Inner Richmond! The selection of fruits and vegetables is incredibly fresh, sourced directly from local farmers. It's a fantastic way to support small farms and enjoy the best of what our region has to offer. But it doesn't stop there! They also have a great variety of dairy, meat, and eggs, along with bread, baked goods, hummus, honey, and even wine from local purveyors. The market truly offers an entire assortment of local food vendors, making it a must-visit for anyone who loves fresh, quality produce and supporting the community. Highly recommend!

Love the Farmers market on Clement street. So many fantastic vendors and farmers. Today we showcase Forest and Flour - they have all gluten free offerings including a sour dough that is Fantastic. Jake offers great service and is very knowledgeable about the choices. And of course you have the Al fresco ambiance of Clement Street.

Strolling through this farmers market is the perfect weekend morning activity! There are so many vendors lined up on the closed streets selling everything from flowers to hummus. Here is an obligatory mention that it's expensive, but what else would you expect from a farmers market in SF. Apparently dogs aren't allowed but I saw many adorable dogs there.

My friend and I originally planned to go to Arsicault for pastries before the farmers market, but lo and behold the Arsicault line was way too long for my grumbling stomach. Instead, we made our way to the market and I got a pistachio croissant (forgot the name of the bakery). It was pure heaven biting into layers and layers of buttery croissant along with the subtle nutty notes from the pistachio. I know it's just a pastry but I felt like I needed to describe it like a Chopped judge. My friend bought some apples and then we went on our merry way to enjoy the rest of our Saturday.

LOTS and lots of prepared foods and plentiful flowers, veggies, jams, honeys, Hummuses (is that the plural of hummus?).

Not cheap, but so many things to look at and drool over. I don't know why there were so many dogs there, the signs are big and clearly state no dogs.

A fun Sunday activity, bring your own bag and cash if you have it.

A bustling farmers market with a couple closed blocks dedicated to local fruits, veggies and other food products and another couple blocks for cooked foods/lunch stands. We enjoyed browsing all the fresh produce and the resultant salad from our purchases got our toddler making happy sounds while scarfing it down... a highly unusual reaction! Great way to spend a little time and money on a nice day.

Nice neighborhood market, but all fruits and vegetables don't really taste like they are from the farm. They lack flavor like you bought them at a supermarket. Additionally, prices are through the roof, and for what? For fruits and veggies that I can buy at the supermarket for half the price.