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Coronado Farmers Market & Food Artisans

Experience local culinary culture: the Tuesday waterfront Certified Farmers Market at the Ferry Landing, organic groceries at Boney's Bayside Market, and small-batch olive oil tastings on Orange Avenue.

#1 Since 1988 at Ferry Landing Certified Farmers Market

Coronado Certified Farmers Market

One of the oldest certified farmers markets in San Diego County. Local Southern California family farmers sell directly to visitors and island chefs right along the water with the downtown skyline in the background. Features Haas avocados, Carlsbad strawberries, coastal wildflower honey, fresh flowers, and organic citrus.

Local Foodie Insider Tip
Take the 2:00 PM ferry from downtown San Diego to arrive right as farmers open their display crates. Combine your market visit with a waterfront sunset dinner at Peohe's.
Quality Score 9.9/10
Hours: Every Tuesday from 2:30 PM to 6:00 PM (Year-Round)
Location: 1201 1st St (Coronado Ferry Landing), Coronado, CA 92118
Directions on Island Map
#2 Beloved Island Organic Grocer Independent Organic Grocery & Deli

Boney's Bayside Market

Coronado's independent organic market. Features a full-service craft butcher counter, scratch deli sandwiches made on fresh sourdough, cold-pressed juices, kombucha and nitro cold brew on tap, and organic produce.

Local Foodie Insider Tip
Order a custom deli sandwich and grab a bottle of chilled California wine or local craft beer to take across the street for a picnic at Centennial Park.
Quality Score 9.8/10
Hours: 7:00 AM to 8:00 PM Daily
Location: 155 Orange Ave, Coronado, CA 92118
Directions on Island Map
#3 Interactive Gourmet Tastings Artisan Extra Virgin Oils & Vinegars

Coronado Taste of Oils

Gourmet tasting boutique offering over 60 varieties of single-estate, cold-pressed extra virgin olive oils and traditionally aged Italian balsamic vinegars. Complimentary crusty bread dipping allows you to sample before purchasing.

Local Foodie Insider Tip
The 18-Year Traditional Dark Balsamic and Tuscan Herb Extra Virgin Olive Oil are island staples, packaged in TSA-compliant travel wraps for your suitcase.
Quality Score 9.7/10
Hours: 10:00 AM to 5:30 PM Daily
Location: 954 Orange Ave, Coronado, CA 92118
Directions on Island Map
#4 Scratch-Made Italian Gelato Artisan Gelateria & Espresso

Nado Gelato Cafe (Bottega Italiana)

Authentic Italian gelato churned daily in small batches using organic California milk and imported ingredients like Bronte Sicilian pistachios and Piedmont hazelnuts. Also serves authentic Italian espresso and affogatos.

Local Foodie Insider Tip
Tucked just half a block off Orange Avenue on C Avenue. Try the dark chocolate and sea salt caramel combination in a freshly pressed waffle cup.
Quality Score 9.8/10
Hours: 12:00 PM to 9:30 PM Daily
Location: 1017 C Ave, Coronado, CA 92118
Directions on Island Map
#5 Scratch Sourdough & Morning Hearth Artisan Bakery & European Cafe

Clayton's Bakery and Bistro

Artisanal breads baked fresh every morning from heritage starters. Famous for crusty sourdough boules, French baguettes, flaky almond croissants, breakfast egg tartines, and specialty espresso.

Local Foodie Insider Tip
Pick up fresh warm baguettes and house-whipped herb butter before noon to pair with farmers market produce for a bayside picnic.
Quality Score 9.6/10
Hours: 6:30 AM to 4:00 PM Daily
Location: 849 Orange Ave, Coronado, CA 92118
Directions on Island Map
#6 Local Brews & Natural Wines Craft Bottle Shop & Artisan Kitchen

High Tide Bottle Shop & Kitchen

Coronado's destination cellar for rare California craft brews, organic ciders, and natural biodynamic wines. Also bakes hot, hand-tossed artisan pizzas and pressed deli grinders.

Local Foodie Insider Tip
Their chilled coastal rosés and local San Diego IPA 4-packs pair wonderfully with fresh cheese and seasonal fruits from the Tuesday market.
Quality Score 9.7/10
Hours: 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM Daily
Location: 933 Orange Ave, Coronado, CA 92118
Directions on Island Map

Tips for Visiting the Farmers Market

Cash & Digital Payments

Most agricultural farm vendors accept credit cards, Apple Pay, and cash. An on-site ATM is located at the Ferry Landing plaza.

Free Ferry Landing Parking

The Ferry Landing provides free parking lots directly adjacent to the market stalls along 1st Street and B Avenue.

Reusable Tote Bags

In support of California coastal clean ocean initiatives, bringing your own reusable canvas totes or baskets is encouraged.

Picnic Beside the Bay

Public green lawns and shaded benches at Centennial Park are located just steps from the market booths.

Culinary Market Insights

Coronado Farmers Market FAQs

When and where is the Coronado Farmers Market held?

The Coronado Certified Farmers Market is held every Tuesday afternoon from 2:30 PM to 6:00 PM year-round at the Coronado Ferry Landing (1201 1st Street). Rain or shine, local regional growers set up their fresh displays along the waterfront boardwalk.

What items can I buy at the farmers market?

Because it is an authentic state-certified farmers market, all agricultural produce is sold directly by the farmers who grew it. Featured crops include Haas avocados from Fallbrook, juicy sweet strawberries from Carlsbad, pesticide-free heirloom tomatoes, seasonal stone fruits, fresh coastal wildflower honey, fresh-cut sunflowers, and free-range farm eggs.

Is parking free at the Ferry Landing Farmers Market?

Yes. Coronado Ferry Landing provides free parking for customers in its dedicated surface lots along 1st Street and B Avenue. In addition, all adjacent street parking along 1st and 2nd Streets is completely free and unmetered.

Can I take the ferry over from downtown San Diego for the market?

Yes, this is one of the most delightful excursions in San Diego. The passenger ferry departs Broadway Pier on the hour and 5th Avenue Landing at 25 past the hour. Taking the 2:00 PM ferry gets you to the market just as farmers unpack their fresh morning harvests.

Explore More Coronado Culinary Delights

Discover chef-driven restaurants along Orange Avenue, scenic waterfront patios, or take the passenger ferry back to downtown.