Ferry Plaza Farmers’ Market, San Francisco

Hugs from San Francisco! I don’t have to asure you that I’m already in love with this city, do I? I can’t get enough of little streats, trams, beautiful architecture, cafes and people. I eat definitely too much as there’s too many delicious little places to visit. Each day I discover something new and beautiful. The only thing that saves me is walking around, and in San Francisco it’s mostly up hill, hahaha.

I’ve heared a lot about food markets in San Francisco and I visited the most popular one (I think) Ferry Plaza Farmers’ Market.

My flatmates work hard during the week days, so for my little trip I went with Pati, who loves to have a good bite. I must admit that I eat with my eyes first and this market made me full within the first 5 minutes. I love the way they present fruits and vegetables, everything looks fresh, delicious and colorful.

I was also fascinated by small kitchens on a back of stands, and could not wait to eat pancakes or crepes or freshly made hot sandwiches. I wasn’t the only one, during the lunch hours the lane was long. I had a hot-dig, I know it does not sound exciting, but it was supposed to be super extra delicious one, it was not. But I’m polish and we love sausages in my country plus I live in Berlin, and Germans are crazy about their. So it’s difficult to make an amazing hot-dog that will blow my mind. Pati took a noodle soup and was very happy with her choice.

We’ve found more inside of a Ferry Building. There are many small butiques with anything you could like to buy to make an amazing meal – mushrooms, bread, chocolate, coffee, beautiful plates and cookbooks. I dod not get wild with shoppind as I realzed that it’s a bit more expensive over there than in other stores, but it was definitely worth visiting. And I’ll be back to have something alse to eat for sure.