Golden Gate Produce Terminal

131 Terminal Ct # A, South San Francisco
(650) 583-4886

Recent Reviews

Paul Schumacher

The Bay Areas premier venue for wholesale produce. Open to the public, there is no other like it.

Kulvir Singh

Entry fee 33$ and lumper fee 18$ only cash

German Padilla

(Translated by Google) Here they sell fruit and vegetables at a good price good quality you can find fresh products too fresh for me it is much better to buy directly in the market than to go to the store because we are already talking about you more days have passed where the fruit and vegetables are not so fresh(Original)Aquí venden fruta y verduras en buen precio buena calidad puedes encontrar productos frescos demasiado fresco para mí es mucho mejor comprar directamente en el mercado que ir a la tienda porque ya estamos hablando de ti ya pasaron más días donde la fruta y verdura ya no es tan fresca

Miguelina Fernandez

(Translated by Google) Very well(Original)Muy bien

JAVIER ROM_ERO

(Translated by Google) Excellent assortment of fruits and vegetables Free and easily accessible parking(Original)Excelente surtido de frutas y verduras estacionamiento gratis y de fácil acceso

Luc

Early AM

Bruce Hanks

Typical produce market, busy, tight parking and a mad house. Otherwise as normal as can be

Luc א

Early AM

Felipe Sanchez

(Translated by Google) Perfect place to find organic and produce too(Original)Perfecto lugar para encontrar produce y orgánica también

Rudolfo Varela

It was a Zoo

May Hernandes

Very nice because they sell all kinds of vegetables and fruits

Peter Carcione

I may be a little biased on this one, but this is a good place to buy produce :)

Steven Hernandez

It's amazing, here in South San Francisco away from all the traffic and commute- Bay Area Herbs And Specialties for fruits, herbs and flowers.

Drew B.

If you are insomniacs like us, get sugar loaded at the 24 hour Dunkin Donuts Airport Blvd branch and go browse the wholesale aisles here. Drop by during worker's break around 2am-3am, and you should be able to browse the market without dodging forklifts as much. The floor managers may also be more relaxed by then. Feel free to ask for price (displays rarely have them listed) if you want a case of something. The regulars with shop licenses will get the best deals, but you are still getting a few dollars off here (do your research). They take and print your orders, you take your sheet to the cashier counter to pay. We like fresh squeezed oranges and a case here will save you an average $8-$10 vs supermarket prices and no extra tax. Be ready to fork over cash for "small" purchases.

Billy D.

If you have the urge to swim upstream to find where your food comes from, this is for you. Plan on dodging forklifts, getting weird looks, and not having any idea on prices -- but you'll see some unique items in huge quantities. If you're looking to buy produce by the case or palette, this place is also for you, because they will not sell individual items. This is not a farmers market, it's literally two giant shipping docks dedicated to produce. The website is misleading - they start recieving at 10pm. To buy produce or visit, get there between 5am - 7am; after that some stalls will start to close up. Thanks to management for allowing general public to stop by. I'll be back to get a taste at the onsite bar.

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