This place isn't opened anymore and it's like a vending machine? Hotel staff wasn't really nice…read moreabout it.

They have a small selection of SF clothing, snow globes and magnets but the owners are extremely…read morerude and don't let you touch anything. I would not recommend this place--terrible customer service.

Came here for the highly anticipated Japanese egg salad sando (highly disappointed, but will talk…read moreabout that later.) The store itself isn't bad and is actually one of the nicer looking 7-Elevens I've been to recently. It's a basic convience store. Quick in and out too grab a snack, drink or minor basic items while on the go. The store itself was clean and well organized. I came on a random Tuesday for "lunch" and the cashier working was friendly enough. The layout of the store is pretty efficient to where you can just make one big loop to be able to grab evening you need. Now for the Japanese egg salad sando; there is much hype the some US stores will start getting some of the Japanese 7-Eleven items, including their egg salad sando. I went to 7-Eleven specifically to try this item and was 100% super disappointed. The new milk bread the sandwich is made on is an improvement compared to the traditional sliced white bread, but it was pretty dry, not that soft and barely had any sweetness that milk bread is known for. The egg salad filling is not the correct recipe. You can tell there is no sugar in it, and you can taste the vinegar is the American style mayo (no Kewpie mayo!) The filling is basically an overly bland American style egg salad with barely any seasoning. I would not call this a Japanese style sando at all... just a bland American egg salad sandwich on a sad excuse of milk bread. I'm not going to knock stars off for the sad sandwhich, but if you are looking to try their Japanese counterpart items, it's a huge pass.

This review isn't about the store - although I could probably write a thesis about the difference…read morein quality between the Japanese and American versions of 7 Eleven. In fact, it was the story I read a month ago that this particular 7 Eleven is selling Japanese 'konbini' egg salad sandos. Well, you could've knocked me over with a paper towel. Not that I'm an expert but I'm quite familiar with the konbini sandos available in Japan, whether it's Family Mart, Lawson's, and yes, 7 Eleven. They're simply the perfect sandwich because they're simple, satisfying, and uniquely delicious. I bought the $5.29 Simply Egg Salad Sandwich which touts the use of "fluffy milk bread" (photo: https://yelp.to/mI4kqEwrXN). My verdict? Meh. The problem was the milk bread which tasted nothing like its Japanese counterpart. It was thick and chewy, the antithesis of the melty, slightly sweet version you'd find in Tokyo. They used reduced fat mayo and Dijon mustard but to little avail. They couldn't even bother to trim the crust. Man, was I disappointed. Did they really think us sando aficionados wouldn't know the difference? RELATED - Exploring Union Square? Here's my collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://bit.ly/2UqsLtU

Quik Stop is just one aisle with wines, snacks, smoke, hard liquors, sodas, and mainstream beers…read more most beers not priced. brew: steel reserve(1.5) -malt beverage, kind of nasty. drips: -nice service -congestion at doorway where the cashier is. not a place to bump into people.

DO NOT USE! My prescription is stuck at the pharmacy; they…read morerequire FORTY-EIGHT hours to give it to another pharmacy. Worse yet, they simply ignore the requests. They are charging more than $500 more than Costco, and are simply sitting on the prescription. My mistake was sending the prescription to them in the first place. Just don't use them.

The new pharmacists have horrible customer service! Wait time for over 45 minutes for just 4…read morecustomers. This new woman seemed lost and confused. I even had to explain how to put the medications through the register. My medications were not properly counted either!!

I studdered a bit. I don't drink very much. I was having a rough day of grief. I wanted one can of…read morecider. The cashier (Saturday, June 10th) said I was too drunk to buy one single beer?? I was not asked for my I D. I also have proof of disability, the cashier would not allow me to show him. I guess I am too autistic to shop here. ..

They charged me $52 for a $20 bottle of DeLouch Merlot. Highway robbery! Ask for the total before…read moreyou leave the premises.

Great variety of household staples. The staff are incredibly kind people. They keep everything well…read morestocked. They bag all your items like champions. The environment is always pretty chill, even when they're busy.

Near some hostels in sf ca tendernob hill ..walk from hostels at Taylor ..revisited...walk and use…read morekitchen

I found my favorite ice cream here! I was happy with the selection and the cashier was friendly.read more

We were visiting SF for a week and needed some necessities like water, coffee, and cookies. Lol…read moreOur needs were met by this open late mini market. It's not bad looking and is pretty clean inside and out. They have a variety of snacks, including hummus and ready made treats. Staff is friendly and always ready to help.

COVID-19 precautions. Forgotten grocery store needs (wine, beer, drinks, ice cream, candy, chips,…read morecanned goods, cleaning supplies etc) without the exorbitant price tag. Friendly service. See below for more info: COVID-19 precautions: J&M market has taken the pandemic seriously from the start. Staff wear masks as do customers. One rings the doorbell to enter the cozy shop; typically one party is allowed at a time. Complimentary hand sanitizer is available at the entrance as well as napkins if one does not want to touch the door. One of the few places we feel safe shopping during this pandemic. Forgotten grocery store needs (wine, beer, drinks, ice cream, fruit, candy, chips, canned goods, cleaning supplies etc) without the exorbitant price: We live nearby and find ourselves in need of a household items ever so often. Rather than walking all the way down to Target or Trader Joe's, J&M provides our forgotten needs. From limes and wine to chips to sour cream, the cozy store has pretty much all one can desire for an evening in and satisfy our palates. The prices are not high as one would expect from a convenience store and totally reasonable. Friendly service. The service here is friendly. Wr have always had positive experiences here and encourage you to stop by and shop for yourself!

Little market with produce and most basic needs groceries you will need. Great customer service and…read morealso take EBT.