New speciality food and home store in the Inner Sunset! I was on my way to dinner nearby and came…read moreacross this charming shop. It's well curated with lots of cool kitchen and pantry items, as well as other household goods. It's the perfect spot if you want to treat yourself to something gourmet or to get a gift. I picked up a Fat Gold Olive Oil since it's local to California.

Pepperjack Provisions is a super cute neighborhood gem with a variety of unique, high quality food…read moreand food related items - perfect for gifts for foodies or for treating yourself. I love browsing throughout the shop, but it's pretty expensive, as most of the items are marked up from retail. Products that caught my eye include fun, colorful glass straws and glass teaspoons, matcha bowls and whisk stands, specialty chocolate bars, jarred goods like Rooted Fare spreads, and ornaments. My most frequently bought item is the Kolsvart Swedish candy fish. The elderflower is unbelievably yummy, and the sour blueberry, sour raspberry, and black currant and raspberry ones are also available. If I had more money to spend, I'd be buying a lot more from here!

We had just left a store over on Irving Street and asked Android Auto where to go for the best…read morecoffee in the neighborhood. Expecting to be sent over to 9th Ave., I was surprised to be told to go to Judah and 6th. It turned out to be a very pleasant surprise! The shop is quite a mix of things. Think of part cafe, part ice cream shop, and part corner liquor store. It is extremely clean, from the dining tables to the rest room. I was very comfortable sitting down here for a snack and a coffee. The baklava was excellent. Your coffee drinks can be made with espresso or Turkish style. We tried both. We have tried coffee at several other places within a mile of this place. I'm surprised that I haven't heard of this before. I will agree that this is the best coffee in the neighborhood. The guy behind the counter was professional, but he could have at least cracked a smile to welcome some new customers coming into his shop.

Why did I pay $9.23 for a frozen microwaved breakfast burrito?…read more When I came in, the guy didn't greet me but was busy watching a game on tv.. I looked back at him and ordered. While paying, I heard a microwave door open and he tossed a packaged burrito in the microwave. Sticker and everything. I was shocked, I wouldn't have ordered it if I knew it what it was. I love supporting local businesses, but I hate feeling ripped off..

I ordered at their to go window. I got their chorizo breakfast burrito and a cappuccino with tip…read more$20.39. I was surprised to see how small the burrito was. It's probably a good serving compared to having a large Mexican burrito. It was missing a little more taste, maybe cheese. The sauce, I believe was Tabasco which I did not like, too much vinegar for me to taste good. Def recommend having a taco like sauce instead. The cappuccino was small but good. It came the kick I needed. My ordered cam out fast. Service was fast. Ambiance, there no seating as it is a to go window, the golden star park is a close walk with plenty seating there. The to go window is inside the local grocery store.

[This review is mainly for their sandwiches]…read more The store itself is pretty big, very clean and well-stocked. Definitely on the higher end of prices so not your everyday grocery shopping (for some, maybe). I had seen so many eating sandwiches outside at their tables that I decided to try one for myself on a weekday lunch. I did a custom order of pastrami on sliced sourdough, "all veggies" which you're allowed I believe it was 5 items max. The bread itself was absolutely delicious, not sure where they purchase it from or if it's made in-house but it's good! Pastrami was alright, a little too dry for my liking. Veggies I chose were fresh so I did love that. But other than that, it was a regular sandwich. 3.8 overall rating!

Roxie's is no joke!!! Best sandwich spot in the bay!! I…read morewent to deli board it's solid! Luca's in south city, huge sandwich good! M stop is amazing as well. But Roxie's is a unanimous #1 I've been 4 times past 2 weeks consistently fresh and delicious mo and Maher the owners amazing guys!!! Great customer service to go along with the best sandwiches +++ is tht they close at 8pm couple of hours later than the rest!

This review is for the sandwich side of the market - 3.8 from me…read more I came in for a late weekday lunch, not busy at all and quite impressed with all the different items they offered. I didn't shop around much but I definitely could come back for quick needs. Sub shop/area - I was a little suspicious at first, the corner section deli isn't the prettiest sight at first but, I gave it a go. I ordered the "Junior" size (8 inch), pastrami with everything on it. Good portion, the bread itself is absolutely delicious and THICK. Pastrami meet was seasoned well but it was a little too dry for my liking. Other than, pretty good sub - nothing out of this world, but a god solid 3.8. I got a side of chips and coke bottle and this all ran me $20. Gentlemen who made my sandwich was super nice so another plus there!

I came back recently after a frolic through the farmers market across the street. This place is…read morestill wonderful. Clotted cream, jam, and a new-to-me Lancashire Chorley Cakes! If you're looking for condiments (and snacks) to pair with baking escapades and afternoon tea fare, I still highly recommend Willow on the Green.

This place is so charming and such a lovely addition to the neighborhood…read more I stopped in here the other day and I felt like I was transported to the UK. My family is Welsh - and much of my family currently lives in Wales and England. Having grown up visiting the UK every summer - I grew up with clotted cream and scones, Horlicks, sausage rolls, Walkers crisps, Hot Cross Buns, Galaxy Chocolate, chutney, fruitcake, Ribena, Jaffa Cakes, tea and biscuits, and much more. This store has all of that and much more! The staff member working when I popped in - was exceptionally kind and was there to answer any questions I had in regards to their beautifully curated selection of products from Scotland, Wales, England etc. Truthfully I wanted to buy everything and I wish that my mom and sister could have been with me to explore this magical shop. I know that they would have appreciated the well curated store and the good vibes throughout it. I ended up buying a fantastic Pendleton picnic blanket (perfect for GG Park ) and a bag of Jelly Babies sweets. Later - after checking out their facebook page - https://www.facebook.com/willowonthegreen/ - I was thrilled to see that they regularly post about new product additions to the store and they often host unique cheese tastings throughout the week. They have even collaborated with Arizemendi bakery - doing Fondue tastings - using Arizmendi's exceptional bread. Willows on the Green is amazing. It was evident in my brief time in the store - that they're truly invested in being part of the Inner Sunset community. They enjoy supporting other local businesses in the area - and they're excited about sharing the excellent aspects of British culture/food with the San Francisco community. Thank you! Trust.

Stopped by this market since my husband was at UCSF Hospital for his surgery. It was an 8 minute…read morewalk, the place was clean the fruits were fresh and the prices were reasonable, would definitely come here again for some yummy fruit energy! Thank you for the service and kindness :)

09.07.26, my review #222, it's 40th. Fruit & veggie cart…read moredisplays outside caught my attn while driving by ~8:30p on a holiday nite. We decided to park to check them out. What seemed like a possible produce place turned out to be a local mkt w/ high prices. Decent size w/ several deep aisles tho. Aiight for what it is, I guess. Enter to alkie & smokes, fridge cases along the 1st aisle, many grocery items, & add'l veggies along the far, right front. Nutshell: convenience over price. Side note, the neighborhood has declined. Ran into a couple of separate hobos ("unhoused" if being PC) wandering along Irving St. A mumbling one grabbed a stone fruit in front of me here & continued walking while munching on it. P.S. Appreciate my efforts? Show this sista some love by SMASHing reactions & FOLLOW if u don't already, thx!! ;-P Remember to live to eat, not eat to live...

Sakura is a teeny tiny little Japanese convenience store in the Sunset with all kinds of little…read moretreasures, healthy and delicious snacks and bento boxes, and Japanese pantry items. They get their bentos from Delica in the ferry building I believe and they also have the prettiest cakes, pastries, and sandos. I stop by for their ume onigiri whenever I'm in the area and it's the perfect little snack to hold me over on my drive home to the Valley. Their prices are really good compared to j town and it feels good knowing I'm supporting local small business by shopping there. The people working there are also always really friendly.

Really yummy pork katsu sando wish it was a little warmer. Very yummy and fluffy white bread it was…read moresuper soft.

In a rush to a dinner party/potluck? Not sure what to bring? Absolutely no time to prepare…read moreanything, but it's gotta be somewhat classy and not from a supermarket? Après Vous saved the day for me when I dropped in there right after a busy running-late-oh-so-hectic day before rushing off to the East Bay for a friendly potluck! On this quieter side of Taraval just a block or two off of 19th Ave is Après Vous.. Before you are long counters full of classic dinner entrees such as Meat Lasagna, Quiches, Pulled Pork, Beef Tri Tip, Roasted Potatoes, Rice Pilaf, Mixed Veggies, Mashed Potatoes, Roast Turkey and many others. The menu seems to vary daily, with a more basic menu on Saturdays. Closed Sundays from what I've observed. Parking is convenient right out in front, and so is transit, with the L-Taraval Light Rail line just outside too! Pricing seems in line with the fancier supermarkets, but I think it's fair for what you get. This is also a great place for a quiet meal by yourself or a companion, as there are a couple of small tables by the window where you can watch the world go by. It's a peaceful place with friendly attentive service. I look forward to trying this place out again anytime and exploring their selections!

Drove by several times, but didn't realize they have ready to made hot foods. We were in the area…read morewalking by and the scent of the food emanating from here is what caught my attention. We checked it out - quite a few hot items to choose from including desserts/sweets. The mushroom frittata was light but flavorful (about $5). The chicken cutlet ($14) was crispy and also flavorful - just wished there was a little more sauce. The price of both items were determined by weight. The person who helped us was friendly.

Go to market in the new neighborhood. Quality vegetables and fruit. Just what you need in a small…read morefootprint. They know their customers and will happily chat you up over what you would like to see in stock. Tip: parking down 8th at the mid-block parking lot is the best bet. But up 8th has a fair number of street spots. Fun fact: one of the best selections of Spindrift anywhere

1400 8th Ave San Francisco, CA 94122…read more This is the "Five Markets" store at 8th Ave & Judah in San Francisco, CA. It was Sunday afternoon, and I was parked on Judah St, waiting for a friend. I decided to visit this corner market and see if they had any healthy snacks. As soon as I walked in, I noticed how clean and organized the place was. They seemed to have a little bit of everything. The cashier greeted me and asked if he could help me. I asked for peanuts. He directed me to the canned nuts on an endcap. Hmm, $6.99 seemed a little cheap for this brand.....I better grab a can! As I went to pay, I noticed the check stand was clean and simple. It wasn't cluttered with junk like a liquor store. Nice little market selling quality products. Street parking.

I don't even know why I'm writing a review. Their pizzas are delicious. Flavor changes daily. I'm…read morepartial to the chocolate thing pastries as well. I am not a fan of their sourdough or shortbread - there are much better places for that in the city. Their half baked pizzas are to finish at home. Credit card OK if above $10 otherwise bring cash. Service - always with a smile Ambiance - crowded and cramped inside. There will be a line on weekends. It moves fast.

I usually love this bakery but yesterday i bought a chocolate chip cookie that was stale, hard to…read morebight and taste was awful. I ended up throwing the chocolate chip away. I was surprised because my friends and i usually walk in happy as their cookies are amazing but yesterday's experience was awful. Management should always check everything is warm and delicious to eat.