The Ferry Building Marketplace is a beloved San Francisco landmark and food hall situated along the Embarcadero waterfront, housed in a historic 1898 building. The marketplace features a ground-level layout that is largely accessible, with level entry points and smooth interior pathways throughout the main hall. Accessible restrooms are available on site, and the building is served by accessible public transit routes including Muni, BART, and ferry services that dock directly at the building. Accessible parking is available in the area, and drop-off access is possible along the Embarcadero waterfront promenade.
The outdoor Farmers Market, held on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, takes place along a paved waterfront promenade. Service animals are welcome throughout the marketplace and its tenants. The building’s wide central nave provides ample room for wheelchair users and those with mobility aids to navigate between shops and restaurants.
Visitors report that the Ferry Building is generally easy to navigate in a wheelchair, with flat floors and wide aisles inside the main hall. Some visitors note that the Saturday Farmers Market can become very crowded, which may make navigation more challenging for those with mobility aids or sensory sensitivities. Weekday market days and early morning visits are noted as less crowded alternatives.
Accessible Routes to Areas of Interest
Paved & Level Pathways
Accessible Facilities & Restrooms