Alemany Farmers Market Visitor Info & Services

The Alemany Farmers Market takes place on Saturdays, 7 am to 3 pm, year round, rain or shine.

Getting Here

Alemany Farmers Market takes place at 100 Alemany Boulevard in San Francisco’s Bernal Heights neighborhood. Get directions.

Public Transit

The market is accessible from Muni bus lines such as the 9, 23, and 67. The closest BART station is Glen Park and you can take a Muni bus lines from there. Find transit schedules and plan your trip at BART.gov and SFMTA.com.

Parking

There is free on-site parking, with additional parking across the street.

Got questions? Our friendly staff and volunteers are happy to assist you. Visit the Foodwise Info Booth for help locating vendors and more.

Alemany Farmers Market accepts CalFresh EBT (also known as SNAP or food stamps). During market hours, customers can use their EBT card to receive market coins.

CalFresh EBT shoppers can double their benefits through the Market Match program (up to $10 per market day). Market Match tokens redeemable in the market for fresh fruits and vegetables. Learn more.

Foodwise farmers markets also accept VeggieRx (Fresh Approach), Vouchers 4 Veggies (Eat SF), and WIC & FMNP vouchers. WIC (Women, Infants, and Children) and FMNP (Farmers Market Nutrition Program) vouchers must be redeemed directly at participating sellers’ stalls. Learn more.

For a list of Alemany Farmers Market farmers and businesses, click here.

Per California Health & Safety Code 114259.5, dogs and other live animals are NOT allowed in certified farmers markets and permitted food facilities, with the exception of service animals. Fraudulently misrepresenting service animals is a misdemeanor (California Penal Code 365.7 [a]). Please make plans to leave your animal at home or at a safe place outside of the market.

Foodwise does not operate the Alemany Flea Market on Sundays in the same location. For information, please visit the San Francisco Real Estate Division’s Alemany Flea Market website.

Connect with the Alemany Farmers Market on social media at:

• Instagram
• Facebook

The Real Estate Division team will continue to manage the farmers market until Saturday, January 31, 2026. On February 7, 2026, Foodwise will take over as the farmers market’s official operator. The Real Estate Division will continue to provide ongoing support and funding for the transition and will continue to provide property management services to the market, including custodial, security, and property maintenance.

Starting in February 2026, Foodwise plans to add a dedicated Info Booth to provide customer services throughout the market day, as well as a customer seating area. Foodwise also plans to increase outreach and promotion to support the market community, including social media, marketing, and more.  

There will be no immediate changes to the farmers market’s lineup. Everyone who is currently selling at the Alemany Farmers Market will continue to be able to do so, assuming that sellers maintain compliance with CDFA and Foodwise farmers market rules and regulations. Over time, Foodwise may add more farms, producers, and prepared food sellers to enhance the market where there is a need and demand for products from shoppers and the community. 

Making fresh food accessible to all San Franciscans of all income levels is the highest priority for both Foodwise and the Real Estate Division. 

All food assistance programs will continue at Alemany Farmers Market, including Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP, also known as CalFresh), Electronic Benefit Transfer (EBT), Market Match, EatSF Vouchers, Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) Farmers Market Nutrition Program, and Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program. Foodwise currently supports all of these food assistance programs at their other farmers markets. 

Starting January 2026, food assistance tokens will only be distributed during the hours of the Saturday farmers market and will not be available for pick up on Fridays. The Real Estate Division will continue to issue tokens to shoppers utilizing food assistance programs through February 2026. Shoppers who have tokens issued by the Real Estate Division will still be able to use those tokens to shop at the market after Foodwise takes over as operator. Starting March 2026, Foodwise will issue tokens to shoppers utilizing food assistance programs, not the Real Estate Division. While the tokens may look different, the ability to shop with the help of food assistance programs will not change.

Foodwise is a mission-driven nonprofit organization dedicated to championing an equitable and sustainable Bay Area community through farmers markets and education programs. 

Since 1993, Foodwise has operated the Ferry Plaza Farmers Market at the San Francisco Ferry Building (Saturdays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays, year round). In 2018, it took over the operations of the Mission Community Market in San Francisco’s Mission District (Thursdays, seasonal), which was previously a volunteer-run market.

Foodwise farmers markets serve thousands of Bay Area residents, and support 140 sustainable family farms and small food businesses. Through their Building Equity program, Foodwise provides opportunities, technical assistance, and financial support for early-stage Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) entrepreneurs as they grow their presence at the farmers market.

Foodwise offers food assistance programs for low-income residents at all their farmers markets, including CalFresh EBT, WIC, Fresh Approach VeggieRx, and EatSF Vouchers 4 Veggies, as well as Market Match, which doubles shoppers’ EBT benefits at the farmers market.

As an educational nonprofit, Foodwise also offers free public cooking demos and youth programs, known as Foodwise Kids and Foodwise Teens, which provide vital food education for more than 2,500 San Francisco Unified School District students each year.

Foodwise will host a table in the market area outside of the Alemany Farmers Market office to answer questions from shoppers and sellers. An additional branded Foodwise Info Booth tent will be set up within the market footprint to answer both shopper and seller questions.

Foodwise and the Real Estate Division are here to answer your questions throughout the transition. Please send your questions or feedback to:

Real Estate Division, City and County of San Francisco (farmers market operator through January 31, 2026)

415-647-9423

Foodwise (farmers market operator starting on February 7, 2026)

415-291-3276