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Outer Sunset
Farmers Market & Mercantile

Founded by "Ranger Angie" · Est. 2020 (pandemic-era) · Year-round
SUNDAY
9 AM – 2 PM
Year-round · 100 vendors (food + makers)
FORMAT
Farmers + Makers
Food · art · live music · kids zone · beer garden
YEAR-ROUND CALFRESH / EBT MAKERS + FARMERS LIVE MUSIC LARGEST KIDS AREA IN SF BEER & WINE GARDEN 100 VENDORS
↗ OPEN IN MAPS · 37th Ave between Ortega & Pacheco, San Francisco
FEATURED VENDORS · SUNDAY MARKET
Avant Baker
Sourdough from Outerlands alumni · Outer Sunset, SF
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Matthew Jones baked the bread that made Outerlands — the beloved Outer Sunset café-restaurant — famous before opening Avant Baker as a dedicated bakery. His loaves became a benchmark for SF sourdough: thick-crust country loaves with an open crumb and a measured sourness. Avant Baker is a deeply Sunset neighborhood operation, and the Outer Sunset Mercantile is a natural home market. For Outer Sunset residents, this is the hyperlocal bread source — the farm and the baker are both in the same fog belt.
WHAT THEY BRING
Country sourdough Whole grain loaves Seeded rye Seasonal pastries
Founder: Matthew Jones, formerly of Outerlands
Location: Outer Sunset, San Francisco
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Marinucci's Pasta Shop
Fresh housemade pasta · SF Sunset district
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Marinucci's makes fresh pasta in small batches using local eggs and high-quality flour. The shop has a Sunset neighborhood following built around the kind of pasta that doesn't come out of a dried box — sheets, shapes, and stuffed pastas made the day before market. The Outer Sunset Mercantile is their primary market presence and aligns with the market's emphasis on local, Sunset-based food vendors.
WHAT THEY BRING
Fresh pasta sheets Ravioli (seasonal fillings) Tagliatelle Gnocchi Housemade sauces
Location: Sunset District, San Francisco
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Makers & Artisans
Art, ceramics, clothing, plants · SF-based creators
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The Outer Sunset Mercantile began as a craft and art market founded by "Ranger Angie" — the farmers market component expanded during the pandemic when it became a neighborhood gathering point. The maker side remains central: roughly half the 100+ vendors are artists, ceramicists, clothiers, plant sellers, and local organizations. This is what distinguishes it from every other SF farmers market — it functions more like a community festival every Sunday than a produce market with a side of crafts.
MAKER CATEGORIES
Ceramics & pottery Prints & illustration Plants & succulents Vintage clothing Jewelry Local organizations
Note: Maker vendor mix rotates weekly
SUN
WHAT'S IN SEASON · BAY AREA · FEBRUARY–MARCH
NOW
Citrus · Kale · Roots · Winter squash · Brassicas · Leeks · Mushrooms
COMING SOON
Strawberries (Mar) · Asparagus · Artichokes · Spring peas · Favas · Cherries (May)
ABOUT THIS MARKET

The Outer Sunset Farmers Market & Mercantile launched during the pandemic as a community hub on 37th Avenue between Ortega and Pacheco — near St. Ignatius along Sunset Boulevard. Founded by "Ranger Angie" as a craft market that expanded to include farmers, it has become the anchor Sunday gathering for the entire west side of San Francisco. With about 100 total vendors and the city's largest kids activity zone (Legos, art stations, activity zones), it has a family festival character unique among SF markets.

The market's emphasis on Sunset-neighborhood vendors — Avant Baker (formerly of Outerlands), Marinucci's Pasta, and several other local food businesses — gives it a hyperlocal identity that larger, more diverse markets can't replicate. Beer and wine garden, live music, and kids programming make it an all-morning destination rather than a quick stop.