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Alameda Marketplace | Feeding the Soul of Alameda The Alameda Marketplace is a vibrant hub of local food, artisan vendors, and sustainable living—shop, eat, and connect in the heart of Downtown Alameda
Alameda Natural Grocery If you’re in the market for fresh, farm-direct, seasonal, local and organic produce, special diet foods, green home goods, locally produced artisan foods, clean chemical-free cosmetics, and real supplements, then we’re the market for you
Visit the Iconic Alameda Marketplace Visit The Marketplace in downtown Alameda—easy access by car, bus, bike, or foot with two free parking lots near the Park Street shopping district
Feel Good Bakery | Alameda Marketplace Feel Good Bakery combines old-world baking traditions with new-world creativity to produce exceptional hand-crafted artisan goods Each day, they create fresh breads, pastries, cookies, and more from scratch using only the finest organic, non-GMO, and locally sourced ingredients The bakery takes pride in their commitment to quality, using premium flours, nuts, fruits, and cheeses from local
Greens Grains - Alameda Marketplace Discover Greens Grains at Alameda’s Marketplace—serving organic, locally sourced salads, grains, roasted chicken, and innovative vegetarian dishes crafted by Chef Ian Libberton
Downtown Alameda Spring Market | Alameda Marketplace Bring the family to Downtown Alameda’s inaugural Spring Market, an outdoor shopping, dining and entertainment experience adjacent to the Park Street corridor
Fourth of July Parade | Alameda Marketplace The Alameda 4th of July Parade is one of the largest Independence Day parades in the nation The best viewing spots can be found on Park Street along the first stretch of the parade