Stonestown Farmers Market — Attraction in San Francisco

Great farmer’s market. Don’t miss out on Tomato Man, a friendly tomato vendor from Southern California with some of the most prestigious tomatoes found in the state. Ask about ‘Sir Richard Tomato III’, a superb variety of tomato that is extremely rare and tasty. A decades old family story tells of a former garden worker for a certain royal family, who supposedly smuggled out a few seeds of this heirloom treasure from a prized personal garden in Europe. Though unverified, a trusted source confirms that the tomato plant from which this seed was taken was knighted by a King in the 1940’s, and thus named Sir Richard Tomato III. Only for the most refined of palates, the most sophisticated of vegetable connoisseurs, the fanciest of foodies - Sir Richard Tomato the third will change how you think and feel...

The organizers has this one caucasian women who is in charge of this location was straight up racist against Asian people. I experienced this firsthand myself, she not only looked at me in a very dirty way (so dirty to the point my immediate thought was to check my outfit if anything wrong with me) , but also lied to my face ( a vender who attend Stonestown just told me today). A couple of venders referred us to this market, that’s why I was there in person. But she shut me down before I even opened my mouth. She really was not smart about venders have our own community, a lot of venders know each other through other markets, and...

In general, this is a rather overpriced shopping spot but there are many outstanding vendors offering spectacular produce , as well as numerous other items I wanted to mention a couple. Joyful Farms stand and every item the sales lady has are well worth waiting in long line for. She's very slow and inefficient , and it always takes an eternity to stand in that line but her eggs are second to none and I will wait in that line 20 minutes and shell out $1.- per egg again and again. There's also a great stand with Josh who sells jarred pickles and preserved fruits and none of his items were ever of any...