Enter the fig.
Department: Produce
Certified organic figs: Black, Brown Turkey, Calimyrna.
Sweet, glittering, moist – this is the time to eat a fig or more.
In our produce section!
Certified organic figs: Black, Brown Turkey, Calimyrna.Sweet, glittering, moist – this is the time to eat a fig or more.
In our produce section!
floating lettuce – handcrafted eats
We’re excited about floating lettuce, our latest new vendor in the Grab ‘n Go section.
Jean-Paul and Rebecca, the creators, make small batches of organic deliciousness. A veritable symphony of flavors come through with each light & fully satisfying bite!
And just in time for our new parklet! Enjoy a gorgeous view of the Pacific while you also enjoy the floating lettuce handcrafted eats.
Please note: We sell many more floating lettuce than what’s pictured! Like, those treats — the buckettes, so very yummy with an organic jam spread or coconut butter.
Milkman raw almond milk
The Milkman‘s fresh & local almond milk is not your typical shelf-stable factory almond milk, chock full of preservatives & additives.
With The Milkman’s milk, freshly cracked, sweet young coconut water complements the raw almonds.
What you taste is something absolutely out of this world!
High in minerals (like calcium) and also high in electrolytes.
This is the perfect thirst-quencher for everyone.
This could be your name, burned into our future parklet.
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Worker-coops worldwide support non-hierarchal decision-making, fair labor practices, & economic equity.
In the Bay Area alone, there are dozens of Worker-owned cooperatives offering an array of services, including retail, bicycle repair, graphics design, web-hosting, and tech support.
By supporting your local cooperatives, you are supporting democratically-owned and operated businesses who act, in the words of United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, as “a reminder to the international community that it is possible to pursue both economic viability and social responsibility. “
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