Here are a list of the vendors, most of whom are CO. Cedar Creek Salmon Alioto-Lazio Fish De Santis (?) Farms, Citrus (Fresno) Brokaw Farms, Avocados (Ventura) Eatwell Farms (Yolo County) Iacopi Farms, peas, fava beans Capay Organic Twin...

this morning for breakfast. They had pretty stonefruits as well as grapes. Some squashes still and one farmer (close to the roasted red pepper stand) had squash blossoms still attached to the squash. Great tomatoes everywhere...

so I haven’t had problems with keys, as described above, but that would make me nervous. Also, Eatwell Farm (a Ferry Market purveyor) runs a CSA with drop off/pick up spots all over San Francisco. I subscribed to their...

CSA= Community Supported Agriculture. Typically a subscriber pays a fee to pick up a basket of vegetables grown by a local farm, usually at a neighbor’s house. It depends mostly on the CSA and partially your eating habits....

Eatwell offers both weekely and bi-weekly subscriptions, you can also pause your subscription when you go out of town and can order eggs from the farm as well. We’ve been with them for almost a year and have been very...

I used to get watermelon daikon at the Ferry Farmer’s market. Eatwell Farms sometimes had them, as well as the stand on the corner near Aidell’s sausages and the information stand (sorry, can’t remember the name...

markets and the answer was No. So, we tried Eatwell Farms and loved their eggs and the range of produce (tatsoi and other Asian vegetables which I haven’t seen from others), but we share our box with another small family...

there, the farm with the great beans and greens (can’t remember name), EatWell Farms (sometimes), Acme, Capricious cheeses, Marshall’s Honey, usually a few fruit vendors and a few greens/veggies Link:...

There are a few items you could pick up at the Ferry Plaza Farmer’s Market that I’ll suggest: Marshall’s Honey has a small size (2 oz?) honey that is perfect for baskets.Lavender Salt or Rosemary Salt from...

Eatwell Farm is one of the best vendors at the San Francisco Ferry Building Farmers' Market. They have recently started to specialize in lavender. Their wonderful website contains loads of great recipes. Here’s the link:...

Not sure which farm Jeff & Annie are at – but check out Farm Fresh to You and also Eat Well Farms - both have websites (www.farmfreshtoyou.com and eatwell.com) - I get delivery from both of them – prefer Eat Well a...

Farms also has eggs which would work as well which are sold at the Ferry Building market. Word on the street is that they have even darker yolks than the Eatwell eggs.

them a look. our second favorite was eatwell but i’ve heard they’ve been severely impacted by the medfly outbreak and are now sourcing from other farms for their CSA.

than the chandler strawberries I purchased for $4/basket at the Swanton farm stand at the Ferry Building farmer’s market. I subscribed to the Eatwell farms CSA last year and was very disappointed with the quality of the...

I live in SF and have subscribed to Eatwell for about 4 years now. I’ve been really pleased with the quality, quantity and variety of the boxes. Also, they have a great farm manager who really makes an effort to respond to...