San Francisco, CA, USA < change city >

"Marketplace and shopping, ect"

"The Ferry Building Marketplace is located along the Embarcadero at the foot of Market Street. It is the center of a transit hub that connects all of San Francisco's neighborhoods and the surrounding bay communities. The marketplace is accessible by MUNI, BART and Ferry Boat. The historic trolley cars (Line F Market) stop directly in front of the Ferry Building. There are so many great shops and restaurants. Ragani & Will both enjoy Taylor's Refresher for the sweet-potato fries and root-beer floats. Also great for picking up that last minute gourmet food item to take to a party or just to a scrumptious home made meal. Places like Acme Bread Company, Cowgirl Creamery, and The Village Market are worth the stop. The Ferry Plaza Farmers Market is a California certified farmers market operated by the Center for Urban Education about Sustainable Agriculture (CUESA). The market is open two days a week—Tuesdays and Saturdays. The large Saturday market is held both in front of the Ferry Building on the Embarcadero and on the rear plaza overlooking the Bay. On Tuesday, the market spills out of the Arcades onto the Embarcadero sidewalk. The markets offer produce and flowers from small regional farmers and ranchers, many of whom are certified organic. A wealth of other products include regional artisan specialties such as breads, cheeses and jams."

"cute building chock full of a food connoisseur's dream"

"Mia's favorite farmers market is at the Ferry Building near the Embarcadero waterfront. Ends at 2pm on Saturday so if you have a car you can make it if you leave right after our ceremony. Lunch on all the organic and farm fresh produce or dine at one of the many restaurants in the terminal overlooking the Bay. If you are around on Tuesday the market is also open."

"Saturday 8 am to 2 pm"

"Another favorite location- right on the water with a great view of the Bay Bridge. Saturday morning features an awesome farmers market. Take the ferry from Jack London Square in Oakland to make it extra special."

"The Blue & Gold Ferry leaves the Ferry Building for Angel Island at 11:20 AM. The ferry departs Angel Island for the Ferry Building at 4:15 PM. You can get here by riding the MUNI subway from Market and Powell to the Embarcadero station. http://www.ferrybuildingmarketplace.com http://www.blueandgoldfleet.com/Ferry/Angel/angelislandsummer051208102608.cfm"

"Visit the Ferry Building farmers market on Saturday AM. Stroll the aisles with your pastry and coffee!"

"The Farmer's Market is a must-visit Saturdays (and Tuesdays). Lots of great produce, vendors, food, etc. One a beautiful San Francisco day, you also get some amazing views of the East Bay, Treasure Island, Bay Bridge."

"the most stylish farmers' market"

"Good for lunch... Taylors=burgers japanese deli miette bakery...brownies saturday farmer's market=breakfast on the waterside..."

"Newly renovated, the Ferry Building has a great farmer's market on Saturday mornings until 2pm, with a great selection of local goods. A must see on a sunny Saturday."

"A must see while in SF. Grab a burger from Taylors or some oysters from Hog Island and you won't be disappointed."

"Shops and a farmer's market on the weekends"

"Various food-related stores and restaurants, Saturday morning Farmer's Market. Good for oysters, cheese, gelato, cupcakes/pastries, and more. Nice view of the Bay Bridge in back."

"The historic Ferry Building is located at the foot of Market Street, shops large and small celebrate food in all its forms, offering everything from artisan cheeses to the freshest of local fish. Restaurants and caf"

"Part of a transit hub, the renovated Ferry Building has also become home to many gourmet food shops and restaurants. Busy on weekday lunch hours, it also hosts a popular, but touristy Saturday farmer's market."

"Ferry leaves from here to Sausalito"

"This multi-million dollar development has an abundance of activities for the entire family. Enjoy the sights and sounds of what makes the Ferry Building one of the Bay's most popular destinations for entertainment, food, and fun. Ferry Building Marketplace has a near year-round schedule of interesting activities like their annual October Harvest Festival and a Holiday Lights Celebration. Visit the website for full details on their calendar of events."

"This romantic place was the location of Henry and Liana's Engagement Session."

"Beautifully restored building with a selection of artisan food shops and specialty stores (breads, cheese, olive oil, chocolate). Also home to a fabulous Farmer's Market on Tuesdays (10am-2pm) and Saturdays (8am-2pm). From the East Bay, take BART to Embarcadero Station and walk over."

"Food, specialty shops, ferries, farmers market... picturesque, perfect shop to stroll and eat and see the sights of SF. Check out Hog Island oyster, cowgirl creamy, and asian fusion slanted door... GET HERE? Take BART to embarcadero station, 1 blocks walking."

"Farmer's Market, restaurants"

"The Ferry Building Marketplace is a people's marketplace serving residents and travelers alike. Located within the historic Ferry Building at the foot of Market Street, shops large and small celebrate food in all its forms, offering everything from artisan cheeses to the freshest of local fish. Restaurants and cafés serve cuisine representing the quality and cultural diversity of San Francisco's best chefs."

"Have some time to kill on Saturday? We recommend the Ferry Building Marketplace. The Ferry Building Marketplace is a people's marketplace serving residents and travelers alike. Located within the historic Ferry Building at the foot of Market Street, shops large and small celebrate food in all its forms, offering everything from artisan cheeses to the freshest of local fish. Restaurants and cafés serve cuisine representing the quality and cultural diversity of San Francisco’s best chefs."

"A newish marketplace featuring amazing local foods and goods. Yes, you can also take the ferry from here."

"Take the ferry to Sausalito, a cute neighborhood with art galleries, shops, restaurants, and views of the city."

"This is a beautiful place to visit--on Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday there is an amazing farmer's market and a nice marketplace every day. Lots of great food here!"

"Go here for great food places. The Vallejo Ferry stops and leaves from here. You can go here then take a tri-cycle ride to Pier 39 and back."

"Riquelen's mom enjoys the Ferry Plaza Farmers Market on Saturday mornings (opens at 8am). Ferry Building Marketplace is a must-see for San Francisco visitors. This multi-million dollar development has an abundance of activities for the entire family. Take a tour of the historical Ferry Building, browse through antique shops (Culinaire), enjoy a view by the bay and a bowl of chowder at Ferry Plaza Seafood, or buy organic produce at the Farmer's Market. Enjoy the sights and sounds of what makes the Ferry Building one of the Bay's most popular destinations for entertainment, food, and fun. Ferry Building Marketplace has a near year-round schedule of interesting activities like their annual October Harvest Festival and a Holiday Lights Celebration. Visit the website for full details on their calendar of events."

"What to eat first-- Slanted Door's spring rolls? The fresh oven roasted chicken sandwich from Lulu's? Mexican food as prepared by celebrity chef Tracy Jardinare? Or just go straight for the Scharffenberger chocolate and the gingerbread cupcakes at Miette??? Feel like a picnic? Try some Acme Bread, some Cowgirl Creamery Cheese, and you can go sit on the dock of the bay and watch the tides roll away. Don't miss the Farmers Market on Saturdays."

"If you are near the financial district, you should check out this intense Saturday morning farmer's market."

"The Saturday Farmer's Market is awesome!"

"Every Saturday morning, the recently renovated Ferry Building hosts a fabulous farmers' market, with vendors selling all sorts of yummy treats."

"Every Saturday morning, the recently renovated Ferry Building hosts a fabulous farmers' market, with vendors selling all sorts of yummy treats. We love coming by to pick up a loaf of fresh bread and some organic cheese and olives and then heading up to Marin Headlands for weekend picnics!"