I was in the area for a one-day training at SFSU and didn't have a car. This market had a great…read moreselection of what I was looking for- bottled water and snacks! This is such a neighborhood gem!

Nice owners and well stocked small store. Great place to grab snacks for the beach or to just sit…read morehome for a game on tv.

Date: Wednesday, March 27th, 2024 Time: around 6:15pm…read more In an attempt to become an almost billionaire, my friend and I dropped by to grab a powerball ticket. Unfortunately, our dreams did not come true and we did not win. But while here, we did decide to buy some scratchers. Luckily, those hit and covered some of our powerball losses. They have a decent variety of scratchers as well. Random store on the corner of 19th and Noriega. Good for scratchers. Just not my dreams of being an almost billionaire. There is the next powerball drawing tho!

My mom just went in to buy the super lotto. She gave the guy in the front $14 (they are 2 dollars…read moreeach for the non gamblers) and he only gave her six tickets back. Had to return to the store to ask for the last ticket and barely acknowledging even making a mistake. Extra star for past experiences

I've stopped in for snacks to get for work. It's always been organized, clean, and super friendly…read more Products seem a bit nicer/fancier than other corner stores. If they haven't had what I was looking for, there's always a good alternative. Always appreciate the friendly customer service and glad it's in the neighborhood.

Corner store that's better for stable goods than fresh produce. The wine selection is decent and…read morereasonable for a corner store. The original owners sold 3-6 months ago. It's more brightly lit now. Bummed I didn't get a chance to say bye to the regular employee who was so kind. I believe they charge a percentage for credit card so cash is best.

Went in to buy a Celsius. It came out to little more than $3, so I decided to just buy another and…read moreuse their 2/$4 deal that they have so clearly advertised. I was rung up and the total was $6 and some change. Told the cashier that it was 2/$4, so he re-rung me and it was 4.99. I just assume sf taxes are a dollar but I didn't ask. Just checked my statements and I was charged 6.52. Listen, I don't care about getting a 1.50 back, but that's pretty slimy! You charged me 4.99 to my face and then changed it later? That's bad business. It was a 1.50, and now you have a bad review--not because of the price, but because of the practices. There are a lot of other gas stations that won't charge you more like that. Crossing you off the list.

SeaBee Liquors Merchant Spotlight Lessons in reliability…read moreduring a Pandemic, and beyond.. On one's way to the beach, there's a block on Taraval & 40th ave, that's called appropriately, The Beachside Taraval. Walgreens is on one corner, and across the street, is SeaBee Liquors; and they have much more than just an excellent stock of liquor, which I have taken full advantage of during the Pandemic. Raj and his family, who own the Sunset Mom & Pop Taraval street store, have provided a real staple for nearby neighbors, especially during the Pandemic. Raj, the store manager, worked hard to keep the essentials stocked for when Walgreens would run out. For the elderly lady who can't wait to get in and eat that one piece of specialty chocolate, SeaBee has the box right up front; each piece of a glorious Ghirardelli square at 49.¢. Miss Maniqua savors the fresh gold penny she receives every morning she comes in. What people in the Beachside Taraval district have come to enjoy is the customization of their shopping experience. SeaBee pays attention to what customers like and need, and adjusts the shop's inventory accordingly. One customer, Peter, who's always out on the bench next door, at The Far Out Gallery, asked for a very special type of Salt & Vinegar Lays potato chips. Now SeaBee has it in stock perennially. Manish, who works at the SeaBee Market, told me that the main purpose of their store is for the customer to get what they need, but also they come here for the experience of buying their favorite things reliably. 'The market adds value to the regular customer's day', Manish says. And certainly during the Pandemic, it was a safe haven to come and get supplies. Neighbors who currently stop for a visit, might find 'the Seabiscuit Market experience', a pleasant mixture of necessities and simple pleasures for all those who enter.

The holidays are for enjoying the day especially when America is turning 250 years old along with…read morethe city of San Francisco fell on a Saturday. Although Karl the Fog was the unwelcome guest at this year's 4th of July fireworks there is always a bottle of Merry Edward's and Pinot Noir for Don Juan Pinot Noir. There is a place where you can pick up cheese and Chardonnay all four seasons . You can also find Zinfandel , Malbec, and Pinot Noir for Don Juan Pinot Noir. You can also get some and grab sour lemons like some in SF. It's located on the corner of 25th Avenue & Clement and it's called 25th & Clement Produce Market. On a 250 year birthday of America and the city of San Francisco stroll with little sun and foggy day I landed at 25th & Clement at 25th &Clement Produce Market( not Market street in SF). You will find all types groceries inside vegetables like corn,lettuce, onions, and mushrooms. You can also find fruits like oranges. The also have chips that are salty like some on social media feed in SF. This is a good place to grab those last minute groceries for any occasion. Enjoy the 250 birthday of America and San Francisco where you can find fruits mango, strawberries, avocados, and "pear"and some wine and cheese you can "pair"and plenty other food to "share "even if it's foggy to watch the fireworks on top of the Golden Gate Bridge in the" air" The 4th of July is a day of joy no matter the weather it's not a day of "sorrow "you got to understand the weather in SF it can be sunny today and have rain fall "tomorrow" just open a bottle of wine from Sterling and for Don Juan Pinot Noir a bottle by " Ferraro" and we all can blame it on the fog named" Karl"

25th and Clement Produce is the corner store every neighborhood wishes it had. It's easily the most…read moreorganized, cleanest, and most thoughtfully stocked market I've ever been in. Every piece of produce is clearly inspected and arranged with care, and you can tell the owners take real pride in what they put on the shelves. The prices are excellent too -- much of the produce is right in line with Andronico's, but the quality and freshness are consistently better. And the best part? They make their own fresh‑squeezed orange juice. It's honestly the best orange juice money can buy, and absolutely worth the trip even if you're coming from farther away. Their OJ has made many a weekend brunch feel extra special. The owners and staff are wonderful people as well -- friendly, helpful, and genuinely invested in the community. Five stars all the way.

This was the liquor store I use to run to as a kid (way back before they had the cafe), that's…read moreright, not walk but RUN. I also biked here as a kid and left my bike outside without a lock. They use to (maybe they still do) sell stink bombs, those guns that make noise with the red circle cartridge...I use to also get 99cent bags of hot Cheetos and whatever candy was cheap. I also use to walk down the candy aisle, buying 15cent airheads, lollipops, popsicles...after that I discovered that Safeway wasn't that much further & SO much more cheaper.

I frequent this place often since it's in the neighborhood, but yesterday will probably be the last…read moretime. I had a horrible experience with an older grey-haired man working behind the counter. I'd always heard he was rude, but never experienced it myself until now. The Tea: I popped in to grab some ice cream during this crazy heat wave, along with a few other small items. I decided to pay for everything with my card as most places aren't accepting cash right now. He took the card from me to insert it into the credit card machine. He turned the machine around so that the card was facing me and said nothing. Since he didn't say anything, I assumed that he was returning the card to me but just didn't want to touch it again due to COVID. I pulled my card out & he immediately started yelling at me for doing so, because he'd actually turned the machine around so I could type my pin number in. This was an honest mistake, as again he'd said absolutely nothing when turning my card back towards me. The yelling was 100% uncalled for and super disrespectful. I was shocked at how much anger came out of his mouth over something that took less than 5 minutes to fix. That is not the way you treat costumers. In hindsight, I guess I should've known he didn't care about COVID considering he had no mask on.... (Yikes) The items here are overpriced, and in combination with his ongoing nasty attitude towards his customers and carelessness regarding the pandemic, there's really no reason to come here. I'd advise giving your business to another liquor store like Charlie's Market a few blocks down near 39th, or Lucca's at Irving and 20th. Or heck, even Safeway! Just not this place. If Yelp allowed me to give less than one star, I would.

The couple here is super nice! There's a reason why they have such high rating - because they are…read morea honest couple making a honest living. Unlike the pizza store down the block. If you want respect come here! Recommend highly because they don't play games just business!

First, sort these reviews by date. Nothing new is good. I pretty much never write negative reviews…read more I take feedback to managers or owners. But this place has gotten so bad over the past couple of years, it's time. The people who staff this store couldn't care less about customers. They ignore you when you go in, they (sometimes) blast music really loud so you can't hear what they say IF they talk to you. The things they stock have dwindled to almost nothing but snacks and drinks. Instead of shelving they now have cardboard box "shelves" for things in one part of the store. The last time I was there I put something on the counter and was waiting to be helped and the person just kept stocking the shelf. He was the ONLY person working, looked at me when I came in but didn't say anything, and then turned his back and kept fussing with boxes. I could have taken something and walked right out the door. Not that I ever would do that but it's THAT unhelpful. Then when he finally slowly sauntered over he pointed to a different spot on the counter for check out. 3 feet away. Just go behind the counter and grab the item and move it where you can check it out. I walked out. I "get" that it's hard to find good retail help but the key word is SERVICE. I have never heard anyone say thank you after a purchase, a hello when one comes in. At best one gets a shrug. I was looking for a specific beverage for cooking once and I got a point from the counter. Another time I needed ice and I asked them to help grab them out of the freezer (I needed multiple) and it was as if I asked them to stand on their head. I have lived in the n'hood for more than 10 years and used to go here to pick up a beverage here or there and always threw in other things. Now I go to anywhere else. I tried again today and was reminded just how OUT of TOUCH this place is with what it means to have basic manners and the simplest customer service. The owners need to do a better job of learning about how to run a retail store or sell it to someone who does. There's a perfectly good convenience store a few blocks west and Gus's has plenty of beer and wine. Stay away from this place until they do better. How will you know? If you walk in and they don't look at you or say hello and stay on their phone just turn around and walk out. If they are trying, then see how it goes and come back to Yelp and share it's better. I wish it would be! I miss the former owners and people who used to work there who at least acted like they gave a #!@&. I'd give this zero stars for multiple visits over more than 2 years.

I cannot walk down Haight without stopping in here. Please go here instead of Whole Foods if you…read moreare just getting a few items. Whenever I have friends visiting, this is where we go to get a bagel sandwich (with a coffee from Flywheel of course). If I am going to go and picning in the park, I will be getting a sandwich from Gus's beforehand. The prices are affordable, the staff is friendly, you just might have to wait in a line for it. Get in, get out, enjoy Haight! Be careful walking down those narrow aisles though, they can be tricky!

I'm a big fan of Gus's! This location in the Haight doesn't have good parking, but it's convenient…read moreand accessible for me by Muni. I mainly come for the deli, which is eligible for SNAP/EBT (as well as the cafe). My go-to's are the 1906 (The Quake) and the Gus's Special on Dutch Crunch. I'm intrigued by their daily and seasonal specials, like the crab sandwich, but haven't actually tried any yet. I love that they have a sandwich stamp card with double stamps on Tuesday's and a free 9th sandwich. I wouldn't recommend the matcha latte from the cafe though. You'll sometimes find fruit and cheese samples throughout the tight aisles. For other things I've tried, their sushi rolls are better than most grocery stores, but I'd recommend the poke bowls over the sushi. Their mini dessert cakes are pretty and nice, especially the mango mousse. They carry Coconut Cult, La Fermiere yogurt, and many of my favorite ice creams (Uji Time at one point, Marianne's, Humphrey Slocombe, and McConnell's). I don't buy my regular produce here though because it's a bit pricier. Gus's is an SF staple!