Old Oakland Farmers' Market

Oakland Florist, located at 1101 Webster St, Oakland, CA 94607, is a welcoming florist and store with a wide variety of flowers and plants. Customers praise owner Elayne for kindness and practical guidance, and note quick, fresh bouquets for all occasions—even on busy days. A family-owned shop, it offers affordable options and personal service for last-minute pickups and special celebrations.

Here and There Oakland is a restaurant in Oakland offering thoughtfully crafted sandwiches and flavorful fare. Located at Splash Pad Park Path, the menu earns 5-star reviews for balanced, approachable yet deep flavors, with porchetta, barbacoa, and chicken sandos as favorites. Guests note a welcoming crew and a standout hot sauce many take home.

Dan's Farmers Market in Alameda offers a compact, open-air market with a strong selection of produce—fruits, vegetables, dairy, grains, dried fruits, and breakfast and baking items. Shoppers praise friendly staff, standout orange juice, and a decently priced bulk section. While pantry items can be pricier, the market provides convenience, seasonal produce, and a welcoming neighborhood shopping experience.

Oakland Flower Market is a florist, market, and gift shop at 821 Jefferson St in Oakland. It offers a wide selection of flowers and gifts, with helpful, friendly staff. Positive reviews highlight DIY wedding bouquets that lasted and looked beautiful. A few reviews caution about orchid quality and pricing.

West Oakland Farmers Market is a small, walkable Sunday gathering on a one-block stretch in West Oakland, tucked near the Prescott Market area. It features a varied mix of vendors—seasonal produce, Asian produce, pastries, coffee, meat, hummus, juice, and pet treats—with occasional live music. A friendly, family-friendly community hub.

Jack London Square Farmers Market is a market and point of interest at 435 Water St, Oakland, CA 94607. Customer reviews praise the venue and excellent products, with notes of vendor pop ups featuring professionals like Kyle. Experiences vary: some days show thriving booths, others have fewer vendors and higher-priced items, set along the waterfront at Jack London Square.