Come Out and Play

Bayfront Park was already a great option for a business lunch. Chili’s, Los Ranchos, and a great food court serve your culinary needs inside the waterfront mall. But for a limited time only Bayfront Park is sweetening the deal and offering some real local flavor. The Bayfront Park Farmer’s Market...

By Patrice Elizabeth Grell Yursik

March 15, 2007

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Bayfront Park was already a great option for a business lunch. Chili’s, Los Ranchos, and a great food court serve your culinary needs inside the waterfront mall. But for a limited time only Bayfront Park is sweetening the deal and offering some real local flavor. The Bayfront Park Farmer’s Market and Lunchtime Experience is attracting lunch-hour adventurers, as well as those who typically munch in their sad little cubicles.

The sunny outdoor space makes an inviting display for local produce and plants. There are martial arts displays across the verdant lawn, ice cream made in exotic tropical flavors, and delicious scones, muffins, soups, whole grain bread, sandwiches, and salads made by the one-and-only Chef Jeremiah of Bullfrog Eatz. Today there will be live music by Pat DeLeon, and anyone with a business card can enter to win free tickets from Movies By the Bay, or trapeze lessons. Because the produce is seasonal, this farmer’s market will hold court every Thursday until April 5.
Thursdays, 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Starts: March 15. Continues through April 5

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