Kaiser South San Francisco Certified Farmers' Market

Kaiser South San Francisco Certified Farmers' Market pairs a South San Francisco stop with PCFMA, a nonprofit market operator founded in 1988 with a mission to support California farmers and communities through farmers' markets across the diverse Bay Area. That framing matters here because the market’s roster points squarely toward California growers, prepared-food vendors, and SNAP access rather than a generic retail mix. At 1200 El Camino Real, this is a seasonal market with a focused window from May through October and a vendor lineup that ranges from Half Moon Bay produce to Cambria cheese and heritage pork.

What you'll find there

Andreotti Farms and Stepladder Ranch & Creamery give this market an immediate California-farm anchor, while the wider roster stretches into orchards, flowers, bakeries, seafood, dumplings, honey, shave ice, and nursery stock. The mix reads like a practical shop built around produce first, with enough specialty food vendors to widen the basket.

• -Find Andreotti Farms for fresh, sustainable produce grown by a family farm in Half Moon Bay.
• -Pick up goat and cow's milk cheeses from Stepladder Ranch & Creamery, which also grows citrus and raises heritage pigs.
• -Add Oliver's Microgreens Slaw for a prepared slaw centered on microgreens.
• -Browse plants from A. Cozzolino Nursery.
• -Look for orchard fruit from A. Mark Lewis Orchards.
• -Stop at Ace Fresh Produce for fresh produce.
• -Grab dumplings from ACE DUMPLING.
• -Bring home baked goods from Adorable Bakery.
• -Shop pears and beef from Alhambra Valley Pears & Beef.
• -Cool off with Aloha Aria's Shave Ice.
• -Choose ceramics from Anna Lichtenberg Ceramics.
• -Taste fruit from Apricot King Orchards.
• -Find more fruit at Arata Fruit.
• -Pick up bagels from Bay Area Bagels.
• -Stock up on honey from Bay Area Bees San Mateo.
• -Browse orchids from Bay Area Orchids.
• -Add bread and pastries from Beckmann's Bakery.
• -Pour kombucha from Bleu Mountain Kombucha.
• -Shop produce from Blue House Farm.
• -Look for oysters from Bodega Bay Oyster Company.
• -Take home blooms from Bonny Doon Blooms.
• -Pick up olive oil from Big Paw Olive Oil.
• -Find citrus from Brentwood Citrus Company.

Know before you go

No dogs are allowed, which is the clearest policy detail to factor into your plan before heading to 1200 El Camino Real. The market runs seasonally from May through October rather than year-round, so timing matters if this is a regular shopping stop. Restrooms are not available on site. Payment methods are clearly identified, which helps if you're planning a mixed purchase across produce, bakery items, and prepared foods. The address places the market in South San Francisco along El Camino Real, a straightforward corridor location for a produce run or quick weekday errand.

Payments & SNAP

SNAP/EBT is accepted at this market, and PCFMA also offers Market Match to help put more fresh fruits and vegetables on your family’s table when you shop with a CalFresh/EBT card at a PCFMA farmers' market. PCFMA also highlights WIC-FMNP, EBT, and Market Match as part of its fresh-food affordability programs.