Historic brick building housing a side-by-side lineup of upmarket sustainable food shops & cafes.
"The Alameda Marketplace is basically the small town version of SF’s Ferry Building—it’s a glorious one-stop shop for anything food and drink-related, whether you’re grabbing a strong Vietnamese iced coffee from The Beanery, picking up a birthday cake from Feel Good Bakery, or ordering a tossed-to-order kale caesar from Greens & Grains for the road. There’s also indoor seating if you require a venue for a quick catch-up with an old high school soccer teammate, plus a full grocery store inside for your vitamin and organic snack needs. " - julia chen 1, lani conway
"The Alameda Marketplace is basically the small town version of SF’s Ferry Building—it’s a glorious one-stop shop for anything food and drink-related, whether you’re grabbing a strong Vietnamese iced coffee from The Beanery, picking up a birthday cake from Feel Good Bakery, or ordering a tossed-to-order kale caesar from Greens & Grains for the road. There’s also indoor seating if you need a venue for a quick catch-up with an old high school soccer teammate, plus a full grocery store inside for your vitamin and organic snack needs. photo credit: Melissa Zink photo credit: Melissa Zink photo credit: Melissa Zink" - Julia Chen
"Home to a specialty butcher, bakery, wine and cheese shop, and natural foods grocery, Alameda Marketplace also houses several food counters perfect for a grab and go lunch. Coffee and sandwiches at the Beanery, a roll or two at Sushi King, falafel at Tahina, or the Greens and Grains salad bar are all excellent choices." - Meleyna Nomura
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