Alemany Flea Market

It?s a flea market, and there was a lot of junk. It was still fun to visit and listen to the haggling and see some interesting things.

I had never shopped in a Giant Eagle Store before my stop here. Being from Florida, it reminded me a lot of Publix which is a huge plus! I found more than what I went looking for and exited with a $200+ grocery bill. But what great offerings this store offers! It is a large store, so super clean, and the nicest employees one could ever hope to encounter! And...they offer quality items, not anything like a Walmart. More aligned with Meijer for grocery shopping alone. Giant Eagle does not offer an atmosphere that of Meijer where you can purchase it just look around for everything under the sun that has zero to do with grocery items. Be sure to get/sign-up for a Giant Eagle Shoppers Card at the front entrance Customer Service Desk. For all my shopping price discounts for my one stint inside Giant Eagle, my receipt showed me a $6.00 credit to buy fuel at their gas station located in front of the store! Now, who doesn't want free gasoline just for shopping inside for items you need to buy anyway?

Nice Market it's in a area in South San Francisco at 100 Alemany Boulevard it is used as a space for a farmers market on Saturday and a flea market on Sunday. Run by the city of San Francisco. It's worth a check. Hope the weather stays clear for the winter

Classic flea market. Prices VERY cheap, and something for everyone. Not the biggest one i'v seen, but if your into flea markets, definitely worth a visit.

Great bargain purses. Some vendors are overpriced ! Great place for a wall like and treasure hunt

Only open on Sundays. And you need to be there BEFORE 7 if you plan on getting a spot to vend,

The market was great before COVID and is slowly returning back to what it once was, it will take some time but it's on the right road. We've never had trouble finding parking here. There are more vendors on the hill, maybe these vendors do not want to be involved in the market but they flock their wares on the sidewalk.