An underground Trader Joe's definitely hits different! It's like a whole different world having a…read moreTJ's below street level. But definitely get it, as this location is massive. Every TJ item you can think of, and probably also have not seen before, is most likely to appear here. The variety is again insane! You have your fresh Veggies, fruits, ready meals, frozens, meats, and much more. I was here mostly for their ready meals while visiting the city, but man, if I had a kitchen, I'd be pulling out a shopping cart. Lines are pretty long here, with average about 20-25 people ahead of you. But there's at least ten registers open, so you'll be out in no time. Very central and located right by Market Street.

Thursday June 25, 2026…read more I bought an out of date 1% milk at Trader Joe's last week. I went back today and saw several maybe more out of date milk cartons. See enclosed

Bi-Rite, I love you in so many ways…read more Next to the farmer's market, they have the BEST produce. They even tell you what farm it came from. It costs more than the farmer's market but they truly have as many local producers and growers as possible. They have weird stuff too. Need a limequat? An aged persimmon? A yellow raspberry? They might have it, if it's in season. They have really good sandwiches and don't charge you more for gluten free bread. They toast the sandwiches! The people who work here are very diverse and really nice, many of them have worked here for years and really know their stuff. The store is cozy and well laid out. Parking can be a b!$:h, so plan accordingly.

Good market with well selected fruits and vegetables, filled with interesting packaged food options…read moreand has been an important part of the mission Neighborhood for a very long time. My major advice to you, however, is do not plan on getting sandwiches there. The wait time seems aggressively long, particularly on weekends when the mission is crowded. The sandwiches are well made, but are not prepared in any particular hurry. If you're going to Dolores Park, bring your food from elsewhere or only buy the packaged/prepared sandwiches.

Greta Nijiya! If you are or have Pokémon fans at home they had a lot of fun Pokémon items,…read moreincluding nori that was cut into Pokémon shapes, toppings shaped like pikachu for soup, and their mini gummies which are all delicious. They had a big selection of shelf stable and refrigerated goods. I was traveling, so I only picked up a few things I could have during the trip and light items to carry home (furikake). Big selection of drinks too! The store looks kind of small as you enter but it's just as big as many of the Japanese stores in LA. Located in Japantown.

A must-go location whenever in the area. It's the only grocery chain shop I would go get sashimi or…read moresushi really. They've definitely got some new varieties here since my last visit. I wanted something new, different, and of course tasty. I got the Salmon Poke Bowl and it was so delicious! It had this ginger/green onion/sesame oil that made it super good! Also got a bottled tea for my usual faire. Good market, lots of groceries and snacks. Only thing like all Japanese markets, are the prices can be a little steep. I'd say it's a medium-high budget shop. Still worth visiting 'cause I sure will lol.

Solid place! Love how they have little kid carts, fruit samples, and great service…read more Very organized but can feel a little tight when there are a lot of folks inside. Rotisserie chicken is alright. Reuben sandwich is delicious.

I came here to buy some produce and they had almost everything. The produce section was fresh and…read morewell-stocked and there were helpful labels on the items. They had a nice meat section was well. The other aisles were also well arranged and it was easy to find what I was looking for. There were genuine discounts as well. The prices are good, better than many other places in SF. I saw a lot of locals shopping here with confidence, knowing their way around the market. The checkout queue was small and the process was smooth.

Found out they serve coffee and it's pretty good and cheaper than Starbucks…read more Drop off your Amazon returns, enjoy so free cheese and pick up lunch. Pretty convenient if you ask.

The so called music in the store is just noise. they only play real music at Christmas time…read more Its annoying .

good life grocery is the best. i love shopping local, and the employees are always so friendly and…read morekind. it's wonderful to have a grocery store in the neighborhood spreading positive energy. the store itself is quite small and some things may be priced higher than at a larger grocery store, but it's perfect for grabbing some quick things and in-season produce. highly recommend good life!

Like many San Francisco neighborhood markets, it's overpriced, but relative to how overpriced…read moreeverything else seems to be in Potrero Hill, it doesn't feel *that* overpriced. In fact, you can snag some good deals on produce and cheese here if you're willing to try something new. Speaking of produce, it's always beautiful here. I don't think I've ever seen an unappetizing leaf, fruit, or vegetable. I discovered this place after parking in front of it for the nearby library branch on the same day I listened to KEXP for the first time. I was prepping for an upcoming weekend excursion, and while I usually buy my groceries in the South Bay, closer to where I'm headed, I decided to change things up and get (mostly) everything in one fell swoop. I believe I got a prepackaged side dish that was delicious. And some fruits and carrots for the road ahead and the weekend beyond. I've returned a couple of times, and the people who work here have always been kind and helpful. It's a busy little place. Spend even a few minutes here, and you'll hear neighborhood acquaintances having friendly conversations about whatever. I got some really good cheese the last time I was here, after returning a book to the library. Are you sensing a theme?

San Francisco has good places with good views on a clear day to could see different angles and…read moreparts of San Francisco from the different Heights. From Diamond Heights you can see Downtown Financial District San Francisco skyline and from Pacific Heights you can see the Marina and the Pacific Ocean and from Sutro Heights you can catch a glimpse of the Farallon Islands and from Bernal Heights you can see the view of the Mission District. One place in Bernal Heights where you can see and find good drink and food is at the Good Life Grocery on Cortland Avenue. The Good Life Grocery has two San Francisco locations. The first one is in Potrero Hill ( by Loard's Ice Cream) and the second location is in Bernal Heights. Inside the Good Life in Bernal Heights you will see organic produce , coffee , ice cream, and seafood. This place reminds of a Bi- Rite/ Whole Foods Market but with a Bernal Heights neighborhood vibe. They also sell food to go like sandwiches ,salads , sushi, and wraps. This is a good place to pick up anything from drinks and food and then go and enjoy the views at Bernal Heights Park of the Mission District and the Downtown San Francisco skyline. Good Life Grocery reminds me of the different city" Bi- Rites" they have a fine wine selection from local vineyards with reds and "whites"to pair well with some culinary "delights "the Good Life is open in the morning and closes at 8pm weekdays and weekend "nights " Then go to a park called "Bernal Heights" , and see the Mission District views and "sites " and on the other side of the park you can see the Bay Bridge and the Downtown "city lights" from a distance as you enjoy the Good Life's tasty drinks and "culinary bites"

It's been a while since I shopped on Cortland Avenue and this was not a planned stop. Coming early…read moreand finding a parking space in front of this store, I was there to get lunch for my family on a Sunday morning. take and go counter, I picked the spaghetti and meatballs (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q&select=BW18k5RG84Rw9D0jcWrBtg), which I steamed for a weekend lunch at home. It was a bit on the dry side but tasty as the sauce is tangy and flavorful. I liked that I merely covered the provided aluminum container with foil, baking it in my toaster oven. I also bought a plastic tub of Teresa's salsa (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q&select=X5p2lC9zT7SVczCrTKKD8A), a brand I've never seen (Santa Cruz) as well as a bottle of pasta sauce (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q&select=s6NOe6OuMYz0bk78rXr_lg). The salsa was okay but I liked that it was from a local business. I will try the pasta in the next couple of weeks. I have not visited Cortland Avenue for a number of years save an Elite event at United Dumplings during Covid. Coming on a Sunday morning, I saw a steady flow of people going in and out of this market with small bags. Great that this place has modernized substantially with the attractive counters for the take and go, deli, and meat sections.

I really enjoy the mixture of hot and cold grab and go items for a quick lunch, as well as looking…read moreat their nice produce and shelved products. I wish they still sold their brown bananas for bakers, but my hyper fixation has been their $4 pb&j. It comes with sliced strawberries and bananas for a nostalgic, but elevated and cheap lunch. Staff are always nice and friendly and the market it set-up nicely with nice natural lighting.

Interesting and clean local market…read more They have a restroom, you just have to buy something and ask so they can unlock it for you. Tried this interesting banana water. Yeah, you heard that right, banana water and it was really good if you like bananas. They have bottled juices and teas too, all with the dates labeled which is helpful.