Where to Shop in Jack London Square

#### Unique Makers & Markets
While Jack London Square isn’t a traditional retail hub, its shopping scene trades mainstream for highly specialized, independent destinations.

• Jack London Square Farmer's Market / Webster St &, Embarcadero West You can build your weekly menu entirely from local sources at this market, from organic, seasonal fruits and vegetables to pasture-raised meats, fresh wild-caught seafood, and farm-fresh eggs. Local artisans also offer freshly baked breads, gourmet cheeses, small-batch honey, and a variety of hot, ready-to-eat prepared foods. Last but not least, independent local makers offer a unique selection of handcrafted jewelry, custom apparel, artisan candles, and original local artwork. Every Sunday from 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM, rain or shine.

• Narrative / 590 2nd St. — Located in Jack London Square's historic Iron Works building, Narrative is the Bay Area's largest vintage design collective. Browse a15,000-square-foot showroom of one-of-a-kind finds across furniture, art, books, records, and more. Curated by dozens of independent dealers and experts. Narrative also hosts the the Oakland Vintage Market on the first Saturday of every month.

• Farnsworth & Co / 230 Madison St. — An elite, by-appointment-only gallery specializing in rare and highly curated 20th-century modernist design. Founded by expert collector Jeff Farnsworth, the space showcases an exceptional collection. Browse featured pieces on 1st Dibs.

• World Market / 101 Clay St. — A massive, beloved retail anchor offering an eclectic mix of global goods. Packed with affordable international home decor, furniture, gifts, and an expansive marketplace featuring imported gourmet foods, wines, and craft beers from around the world.

• Jack London Market / 378 Embarcadero West — This full-service, independent local market features a solid selection of fresh produce, artisanal goods, a bakery, and a deli counter for quick grab-and-go food.

• Rosenblum Cellars / 10 Clay St. — Pick up a bottle of locally made wine at Rosenblum, where they specialize in Zinfandel and Rhone-style blends.

• Reem's / 85 Webster St. - Primarily a bakery and restaurant, this lauded new addition to the neighborhood is a worker-owned flagship that's known for its incredible, fresh-baked flatbreads and prepared foods.