I wondered about that too. I appreciate the great report, but I consider the Alemany Farmer's Market to be pretty large. For small, see something like the Noe Valley Farmer's Market on 24th. I’m glad pane mentioned the date... (52 replies, last updated by saffrongold November 12, 2009)

Heirloom tomatoes have made their appearance in my local store (Bi-Rite Market) for just $3.49/lb. That makes me think they must in abundance, and leads to my question: Has anyone seen them at the Alemany Farmer's Market? Thanks. (5 replies, last updated by Stanley Stephan July 19, 2002)

My husband doesn’t like churros and it would be a baaaaad habit for me to get into alone. The Alemany was where we always shopped for produce when we had a house in Noe. What a WONDERFUL farmer's market. Nothing near as... (7 replies, last updated by rtmonty December 3, 2006)

this farmer market trekking I might bring the best of the condiments I found to the Chowhound picnic this year … pickles, olives, dips, etc. I don’t cook so I’m hoping that would be ok. I do shop well though. Back... (12 replies, last updated by Stanley Stephan June 28, 2003)

The Hummus Guy is a newish stand at the Alemany Farmer's Market. This week was his fourth week – he’s based in Petaluma and is at a few other markets too, but I’m not sure which. At Alemany on Saturday, he was... (2 replies, last updated by wolfe August 25, 2008)

I visited the Alemany Farmer's Market yesterday for the first time...definitely a nice change of pace from Saturday at the Ferry Building. We bought some yellow squashes, a melon, some leeks and a peach, but most of the time was... (17 replies, last updated by Dave MP March 30, 2008)

It’s not too late to stop by the Alemany Farmer's market today. Not many people, but some really good produce. The sweet limes are wonderful. You just eat them like an orange - $1 pound. Lots of samples, but the ones I like... (6 replies, last updated by bernalgirl February 16, 2005)

The recent issue has a nice article on the Alamany’s Farmer's market which is celbrating it’s 60th anniversery. Nice pictures. There’s a little history that the market got it’s start during World War 2... (1 reply, last updated by Wendy Lai September 11, 2002)

During Saturday’s visit to the Alemany Farmer's Market - I found the ingredients to make a nice pesto pasta dish with vegetables.....fresh basil, blue lake beans, zuchinni and fresh peas. Prices are more than reasonable and... (1 reply, last updated by Peter Yee June 21, 2006)

That stand is also at the Civic Center Farmer's Market on Wednesdays and Sundays. I have wondered about this too. I got great nectarines last week at Alemany, also on the side closer to the freeway, though now I forget where. I... (10 replies, last updated by rworange August 6, 2008)

For me, the highlight of the alemany farmer's market is always the saw playin' lady with the dancing cat. (19 replies, last updated by bernalgirl December 11, 2006)

In the 8 years I’ve been going to the farmers market, i’ve noticed a gradual increase in the crowds at the alemany farmers market. but this years, it feels like a much more significant increase in the crowds –... (12 replies, last updated by saffrongold July 14, 2008)

. Each has their charms, but apples and oranges so to speak. Due to circumstances, my farmer's market roving has been limited in the past few years to the one nearest my home. I used to enjoy the Alemany market in times gone by.... (13 replies, last updated by Sharuf June 6, 2002)

When I lived in Sf a few years ago I rarely missed a Sat visit to the Alemany market. I’ve been there a few months ago and saw there were lots more food vendors. However when i went today there were hardly any – apar... (6 replies, last updated by caryjones June 29, 2009)

Has anybody else visited the new, spacious Oceanview Market on Alemany where Cala used to be? The place is huge and spotless and carries a diverse array of Asian dry goods, housewares, a bakery and a full liquor section and... (7 replies, last updated by baron45 October 4, 2007)