Our Family Story

Upon entering one of the Sigona’s Farmer’s Market locations it is not at all unusual to bump into John, Mel or Paul Sigona, three brothers who founded and are still hands on involved with every aspect of the business they have developed and nurtured since 1975.

Meet the Sigona family

Sigona’s started as a small fruit stand in Morgan Hill, California called Coyote Berry Acres, a name some of you may remember. The products offered then consisted of fresh fruits and vegetables from small local farmers, a tradition they have held onto and supported wholly throughout the years. Sigona’s has indeed come a long way since this little fruit stand opened back in 1975.

Today, they have two locations that glow with an array of variety and fragrant, overflowing displays of fresh fruit, just-picked vegetables and unique gourmet items.

The Redwood City location opened in 1984 and the Stanford Shopping Center location opened in Palo Alto in 1998. For over 30 years Sigona’s has offered a captivating atmosphere that is rivaled only by their friendly customer service and an abundance of complimentary samples that, on a busy day, makes it impossible to steer a shopping cart in a straight line.

Today, Sigona’s old-fashioned open air markets offer a huge selection of fresh produce, dried fruits, nuts, cheese from around the world, beer and wine, fresh baked breads and goodies, specialty jams and jellies, vinegars, olive oils and dipping sauces; and much, much more including their own signature line of fine foods, gift baskets and fresh cut flowers.

As Sigona’s continues to find new and exciting products to stock their shelves with they invite you to come in and let your senses and hands go wild as you enjoy the flavors of your favorite and the best local and world wide farmers.

And try our ever-popular items for special occasions:

• Sigona's own Signature Series of fine foods
• Sigona's Gift Baskets of fresh produce and gourmet products
• Sigona's fresh cut flowers

Sigona's is recognized by the voters of the San Mateo County Times "Bay Area Best" award year after year...