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    Arguello Super Market

    3.7 (505 reviews)
    Open • 7:30 am - 8:00 pm

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    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Outdoor seating
    Good for groups

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    Melanie C.

    FOOD: 5.0 | SERVICE: 4.0 | AMBIANCE: 4.0 *Review for their house roasted Turkey sandwich only!* ARGUELLO SUPER MARKET right outside of the North side of GGP is this well-stocked and nicely curated grocery store. Great place to sticking for an impromptu picnic! Their surprise culinary asset is the deli counter of salads and sandwiches. Their crowning glory is their HOUSE-ROASTED TURKEY SANDWICH! I come here as often as I can when in the neighborhood nearby. You walk into the market and the deli counter is to the left. Joining the line to order I'll look over what salads to pick up along with my sandwich order. My go-to FRESH ROASTED TURKEY sandwich order is on a Dutch Crunch or Sourdough roll, add Swiss, everything, NO MAYO. If I think I can finish the sandwich in one sitting I'll include the mayo. Everything on the sandwich is the ubiquitous lettuce, tomato, mayo, mustard, pickles, onions. Can also ask to add jalapeños or pepperoncinis. I SAVOR and LOVE, LOVE, LOVE the sliced fresh roasted turkey so no additional peppers for me. Yes, I love Thanksgiving! Freshly made, and ready to go. There is small daily selection of soups at the end of the counter but I'll usually add a small one of the salads offered in the deli case and I'm good to go. There's a table or two outside to enjoy the sandwich or you can take it to the GGP for a quick picnic. I'm usually running errands so I'll take my sandwich to go and dig into it when I can. When in the neighborhood, remember Arguello Super Market for their FRESH ROASTED TURKEY SANDWICHES! See you there!

    It's the San Francisco Don also known as Don Juan Pinot Noir AKA Don Juan de la Matcha
    Juan V.

    San Francisco is a world famous city. We are known definitely for our food like Cioppino, sourdough, Mission District style Burrito, Salt & Pepper Crab, garlic noodles ,pizza and also Dutch crunch sandwiches. We have lots of places where the world famous star of the show is the dish. We see lots of people on social media flexing and showing off and being performative with these world famous dishes. Some have become world famous celebrities and received accolades for making these famous flavored dishes. You can also get a piece of a world famous dish . At this place there is a World famous sandwich called the World Famous and you can get it at Arguello's Market. On a Spring stroll through the World Famous streets of San Francisco I landed at Arguello Market. Inside you will find plenty of food and drinks as it's a grocery store. You will find anything from wine and world famous brands of food. I had to try the World Famous sandwich. It had roasted turkey and the essentials such as lettuce , onions ,pickles, and cheese in SF .The sandwich was like eating a carved turkey which aren't Thanksgiving leftovers. It had generous cuts of roasted turkey and the flavor was savory and tasty. You can now get World Famous at Arguello Market. Some want to get World Famous for extra attention and has become really "normative " on social media and some are trying to give another point of view that's "alternative"while some I find very "informative" then there are so many others which are so "performative" I was planted in the soil born and raised and still live in the city and watched it "grow" to become World Famous IYKYK "if you know you know" in the now social media world famous words ,"Let's go", "San Francisco !"

    Fresh Roast Turkey Sandwich on dutch crunch!
    Ashleigh R.

    i'm happy to see this spot still thriving. as a USF alum, i've walked and driven by this place countless times but probably only came in a few times during my time on campus. i don't remember if i ever had the sandwiches, so i decided to try it out. it definitely did not disappoint. i looove that the turkey isn't your normal sandwich meat but whole, thick slices of turkey. i wish it had a few more pickles and a smidge more mayo (will ask for more next time). you can never go wrong with the dutch crunch roll! my partner got the roast beef sando and it was also pretty yummy. there was no one in line, so we got our orders pretty quickly. i'll def be back to try more things!

    Fresh Roast Turkey Sandwich
    Samuel B.

    Make the trip! This is my local last-second grocery spot and go to for the best lunch sandwiches and coffee in a pinch. They have great produce and a large selection of drinks to pair with your sandwich. It is really a special place and so convenient that it is next to the park. Everyone is super nice, and the vibes are awesome. Run!!

    Fresh Roast Turkey Sandwich
    Jack H.

    Great local market. The turkey sandwich with cranberry was delicious. Dutch crunch was very fresh. An awesome place if you are local in the area or even if you're heading into the presidio.

    Half a Fresh Roast Turkey Sandwich
    Vicky J.

    Came here for the turkey sandwiches with my friends and it was unfortunately a bit disappointing. The line was fairly standard I was perhaps 5th in line but service was slow on Saturday afternoon, it look at least 30 min to place an order. Definitely call ahead if you can. I was very hyped for the turkey sandwiches - esp seeing the turkeys spinning on the rotisserie. I ordered a hot sandwich with everything in it. I saw them put the sandwich in the toaster but it must've been only for a short short time bc when they handed all of us our sandwiches it was cold to the touch! I was surprised and asked (just to double check) if they've been toasted, in which they said yes. Thinking perhaps it was just the paper wrap keeping the heat in or something, I shrugged it off and we went outside to eat it - when we all opened the entire sandwich it was still cold....turkey was not very moist and size/quality just did not live up to expectations especially for the price. I'd recommend R Image in Mission or Lucinda's or Luccas

    Chris R.

    Me and my girlfriend love this spot we go here all the time and do their turkey sandwiches. They also have a soup bar which is always good to dip the sandwich in. Service here is super fast and reliable and they always accommodate you.

    roast beef sandwich
    Helena L.

    tldr neighborhood market serving up freshly made sandwiches with the classic fixings ordered a roast beef sandwich on a toasted dutch crunch at the counter, sandwich comes with the classic fixings but u can ask if u don't want something including the pickles. you can pay more to add cheese, avocado, among other things and order some sides like their various potato salads this was on a busy sunday so would suggest you can call and order ahead if you don't want to wait as i saw some people doing that. for about $14 not bad for a freshly made sandwich in sf. the market seem clean and staff were friendly. food 3.75/5 service 4/5 ambiance 4/5 value 4/5

    Christina T.

    Favorite market in the area - feels like a mini whole foods (just missing the hot bar). They have a good selection of kombucha brands and flavors, and also had several deli items and a coffee shop inside. The broccoli gorgonzola salad was delicious.

    Hot pastrami with pepper jack on Dutch crunch
    Michael R.

    Really good quick deli sando no special sauce it was simple but very delicious. I went with hot pastrami the other options look really good.

    Fresh Roast Turkey Sandwich
    Laila K.

    THE BEST FRESH ROAST TURKEY SANDWICH! Arguello Market Deli does not mess around. The deli is located within the market where they have fresh turkeys slow roasting. The sandwich is absolutely excellent with everything on it, some cheese, and the white + red meat of the turkey. You can even add cranberry sauce, avocado, pepperoncini, or any other condiment you like. Service is quick and efficient. The market has a lot of amazing delicious finds. The whole place is just a great vibe, and conveniently located right across from Golden Gate Park! It's great to pick up a sandwich and walk over to enjoy it. Highly recommend.

    Fresh Roast Turkey Sandwich with Everything (Lettuce, Tomato, Red Onion, Dijon Mustard, Mayo, and Pickles) with Swiss Cheese on Dutch Crunch
    Mike L.

    Countless times over the years, I've blown past Arguello Market without giving it much thought. Usually because I'm on my way somewhere else, but I also can't say I've ever had much of a reason to come here either. Sure, it's not all that far from me, but around here, my default has always been the Safeway just down Cabrillo. However, after seeing a piece on this place on SFGATE about their "world famous turkey sandwich"? Well, let's just say that self-proclaimed title was enough to put them on my radar to check out! Now, while there's obviously a lot more to Arguello Market than just their aforementioned sandwich, it seems like a good number of folks who come here do so just for their sandwiches. Not that I blame them - the first time I came here, I headed straight for the deli counter without looking at much of anything else. Which just so happened to include their menu board, as I already knew what I was going to get before I even set foot inside. However, as I waited for my order, I actually found their offerings interesting enough to come back to try something else. In general, it's not particularly extensive, and their sandwiches are more classic in nature, but it was also pretty cool to see fresh rotisserie chicken as a sandwich option, as well as piroshkis and calzones available to be had. -- FRESH ROAST TURKEY SANDWICH with EVERYTHING (Lettuce, Tomato, Red Onion, Dijon Mustard, Mayo, and Pickles) with Swiss Cheese (+$1.50) on Dutch Crunch...$11.95 (https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/arguello-super-market-san-francisco?select=l1EOVV_fC8A0sbkY9PiOUw) Thankfully, this wasn't too shabby! The sandwich as a whole felt light, but it actually had a good amount of turkey, which was surprisingly moist, save for a few pieces. That said, all together, the sandwich felt a little dry, as there wasn't much mayo or mustard (adding avocado might have helped). -- HOT PASTRAMI SANDWICH with EVERYTHING (Lettuce, Tomato, Red Onion, Dijon Mustard, Mayo, and Pickles) with Swiss Cheese (+$1.50) on Dutch Crunch...$12.95 (https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/arguello-super-market-san-francisco?select=i4QHWj09V0JLvT2SiGzggA) Between the two, I thought this one was better. Partly just out of preference (I love pastrami), but also with how well everything complemented each other. Plus, this one didn't seem quite as dry and the bread seemed softer. As for the actual market portion of Arguello Market, their greatest appeal is probably the sheer convenience more than anything else. While they cover all of the basics you might be looking for, the range of their selections isn't super deep (limited cuts of meats, fewer varieties of brands, only your basic produce, etc.). What's more, their prices trend a bit high ($3 for a can of corn, for example) and parking isn't always the easiest. Given that, it's not so bad if you just need one thing and you're already here getting a sandwich or if you happen to live nearby. However, if you're looking to complete a longer shopping list, you just might be better off heading over to the likes of Lucky or Safeway. All in all, THREE AND A HALF STARS would be perfect, but I'm rounding down for now. The sandwiches are probably closer to four based purely on taste, and you certainly won't regret what you're eating, but when factoring in the price, it's hard to ignore the fact that I can get more of something that tastes just as good elsewhere.

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