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Where do I find organic products in San Francisco?

I am looking for a organic market in San Francisco, possibly close to Embarcadero. Any help is appreciated, thanks!
Mon Apr 23 2007, 17:11 - San Francisco - Shopping & Local Amenities - 8 answers
 
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Daniele
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Daniele, Real Estate Pro in Orinda, CA in Orinda, CA
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If you like farmer's markets and are not willing to pay $4 for a pear, try the Alemany Farmer's Market on Saturday mornings until around 2pm. There are by far more booths that sell non-organic produce but there are at least 3 booths that sell produce from all-organic local farms...at good prices.

Mon May 7 2007, 15:16
Web Reference: http://www.sfgov.org/site/alemany_index.asp
 
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For organic pharmacy products, Pharmaca in Cole
Valley has a great selection.

Fri May 4 2007, 15:46
Web Reference: http://www.pharmaca.com/events_cole.html
 
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Why not grow your own in a hydroponic bathtub?

Tue Apr 24 2007, 16:54
 
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Rainbow Grocery at 1745 Folsom St has a wide selection of organic foods

Mon Apr 23 2007, 18:41
Web Reference: http://www.rainbowgrocery.org/index2.html
 
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Organicexpress.com delivers fresh organic produce to me every other week, but really you can pretty much get it anywhere in the city. Even Safeway in the marina is selling it there days. Rainbow Grocery in the Mission is a great place for all "earthy" foods/produce as well.

Mon Apr 23 2007, 18:13
Web Reference: http://www.organicexpress.com/main.lasso
 
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If you don't mind spending $4 on a pear, you should try the farmers market on Saturdays at the Ferry Building. The produce is fantastic and it's a fun San Francisco scene.

Mon Apr 23 2007, 17:35
 
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Drive over the bridge to the legendary Berkeley Bowl for the best variety of organic and conventional produce. You'll save so much money vs. Whole Foods, it makes the trip worth it! They also have a great meat and fish (sustainably caught) selection. Lastly, it's family-owned, a rarity in this day of mega stores.

Mon Apr 23 2007, 17:31
Web Reference: http://www.berkeleybowl.com
 
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there is a whole foods on california and franklin that has a lot of organic food; a bit pricey but worth it

Mon Apr 23 2007, 17:17
Web Reference: http://wholefoods.com
 
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