Alemany Flea Market

Alemany Flea Market

100 Alemany Blvd, San Francisco, CA 94110

antiquescollectiblesfood-vendorshaggling-expectedoutdoorrestroomssmall-markettextilesvaluevintageweekend-only

Hours

fridayClosed
mondayClosed
saturdayClosed
sunday7AM-3PM
thursdayClosed
tuesdayClosed
wednesdayClosed

Location

What People Are Saying

Alot of different stuff to buy. They do have restrooms and a good truck that has good food
This flea market is unique, not others like it with different types of goods sold. Seems like in another country. Vendors know their stuff, great deals still to be had
Los vendedores de textiles, con variedades de muchos países, y un vendedor con piezas de diseñador, a precios bajos

About Alemany Flea Market

Nestled in San Francisco, Alemany Flea Market is a vibrant spot that feels like a slice of another country. Open only on Sundays from 7 AM to 3 PM, this small market is packed with a diverse array of goods, from antiques to textiles sourced from various countries. Vendors are knowledgeable and eager to share their finds, making it a welcoming place for both casual browsers and serious shoppers.

While the market isn’t huge, there’s plenty to explore. Reviewers rave about the excellent deals and unique offerings, like Hot Wheels and designer pieces, all at bargain prices. A popular food truck adds to the experience, ensuring you can grab a bite while you shop. With restrooms available, it makes for a comfortable visit.

Though it may not rival larger markets in size, its variety and vibrant atmosphere keep shoppers coming back. With well-managed vendors and a lively crowd, Alemany Flea Market stands out as a local favorite, offering something different than typical retail options.

Common Questions About Alemany Flea Market

What are the hours for Alemany Flea Market in San Francisco?
Alemany is only open on Sundays from 7 AM to 3 PM. If you want first pick at the best deals, plan to arrive closer to opening time.
What kind of vendors and goods will I find here?
Expect a diverse mix including textiles from many countries, antiques, vintage items, designer pieces, collectibles, and more. Vendors are knowledgeable about what they're selling, and reviewers consistently mention finding unique international goods.
Is there food and are there restrooms?
Yes—there's a popular food truck on-site, and restrooms are available, so you can comfortably spend a few hours browsing and eating.
Is admission free?
The listing doesn't specify an admission fee. Check the official SF.gov site or call ahead to confirm.
How big is the market?
Alemany is a smaller market, but don't let that fool you—reviewers say it's packed with variety and unique finds you won't see elsewhere.

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