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?

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!

Good selection of fruits and vegetables. Friendly service. Nice to have a good produce store in…read morethe neighborhood

Very rude. Waiting with walker with maybe 7 items. She kept letting people go in front of me with…read morefewer items , which might be ok but I just had a knee replacement and could not stand long. Don't ignore disabled people.

The deals here are sooooo freakin' good. If we're in the Richmond area we make it a point to stop…read moreby. This place consistently has great prices and not just on a few items but most of the produce laid out (they showcase a bunch outside the store on the sidewalk). They have some of the cheapest produce at any grocery store hands down. Beats out those mom and pop grocery stores in Chinatown even and the Mexican grocery stores in the Mission which are known to have cheaper produce. Case in point: $1.00 a basket for ORGANIC blackberries. This is before the Cyclospora outbreak when there was a fire sale on berries everywhere. You can't even buy non-organic blackberries for that price. $1.00 per avocado and they were big ones. Most of the things we bought were what we saw on the sidewalk but when we walked in to pay the store looked nicely stocked and was organized and clean. Checkout experience was pleasant and quick. I have no idea how their sale prices are so good but I guess I won't question it and just be thankful deals can still be had in the city where prices have gone up so much. I only wished we lived closer otherwise we would shop here on the regular.

It seems there a few chain stores when in comes to grocery stores around San Francisco. Some have…read morethe big AI ( Albertson Inc.) and other regional grocery stores. The neighborhood grocery store has always been a San Francisco thing when it comes to community and providing fresh fruit and vegetables within the neighborhood. Then you have Farmers Markets all over the different neighborhoods in SF on different days and different times. There is a Farmers Market on Geary Boulevard which has lots of fresh food and drinks everyday of the week. This Farmers Market has lots of types of cherries. This place is called Abraham Farmer Market. On a Summer sunny stroll through Geary boulevard I landed at Abraham Farmers Market. Outside you will see fruits like cherry tomatoes ( yes tomatoes are fruits and a vegetable). Inside you will find all kinds of ingredients to make a meal. You also find refrigerators full of refreshing drinks. Inside and out it is a Farmers Market and grocery store all in one. This is a good place to find grocery items from all over the world in SF. This place and everything from "peas"to different types of "teas" and "cheese"like some in SF and on social media from all around the "seven seas" It's a place to shop for jelly and your favorite" jam"along with potatoes and flavors of the purple "yam" and you will find sweet , salty , and sour items in SF like on my social media on Facebook , X, and "Instagram" all in a Farmers Market on the corner of Geary boulevard called "Abraham"

Just moved to the city and heard about this place. Veritable Vegetable has some darned incredible…read morevariety of organic produce available. One of the thigns in my new lifestyle is that I'm gonna be both eating very healthy from now on - recent health scare - and I'm gonna be helping run a little restaurant and we have started getting all our stuff here. It's amazing, and more and more and more groups, organizations should be using this place. They already distribute to schools and grocery stores, corporate cafeterias and such like right across this and neighbouring states. I can't say enough about the quality of a set-up like this. This is the future!!!!!!! Access to higher end and better markets from great local organic producers via a warehouse sale system such as Veritable. Velly velly veritable, I say!!!! Many restaurants and high end grocery stores are already on the ball with spreading this organic wonder far afield. Yes -this IS the future.

We love Veritable Vegetable. We're happy they provide extremely tasty and healthy organic fruits to…read morePaul Revere Elementary School in Bernal Heights for the kids.

They anchor my neighborhood. They extensively retrofitted and remodeled in the pandemic. They have…read moremost of what you'd want and their prices are way lower than Lukes Local.

Purchased produce and couldn't see how rotten until one cuts it open. Avocados looked great ,…read morebrown inside ($2.99 each and I got 5 for guacamole ). Zucchini's were mixed... some good and sine very bitter . The new owners should also watch their cashier / front person. The pleasant customer in front of me said thanks twice. No response. Cashier monotonously told me my amount and as I was getting my card out of wallet, kept repeating it several times rudely. Dude, I am trying to get it as fast as I can! Hold on! Then he threw my receipt at me. :( I just took the high road by zipping my lip, quietly gathered my purchase and walked out. Terrible service!

I've been coming to this store for a while now, and I've noticed that some items have tasted a bit…read moreoff, but I never really checked the expiration dates until today. After checking, I found that multiple items were expired, including milk based drinks that were over 1-2 months past their dates. The entire Nesquik milk section appeared to be expired. I also checked some pastries and they had the same issue. I returned the items, but this is definitely something customers should be aware of. I highly recommend double checking expiration dates before purchasing to avoid getting sick. I also hope management takes food safety more seriously and improves how they handle inventory.

I doubt it has all the states' best foods, but it does have quite a selection for an oldish…read moreneighborhood store. It's overpriced, but are you really going to walk down the hill--and then walk back up the hill--to save a couple of quarters? I didn't think so. It's good for getting snacks after you've checked out library books, especially if you're headed to the park to read. The gentleman who works here is polite and friendly.

DONT SHOP HERE BUT IF YOU DO, ASK FOR YOUR RECEIPTS AND CHECK THEM!!! the guy at the register…read moreliterally overcharged for several items and even double charged for some, then didn't give a receipt until we came back and asked for one. worst of all, when we confronted him about it, he tried to charge us EVEN MORE MONEY while pretending to issue a refund to our credit card.

Not very friendly, the man at the front refuses to provide me with receipts. The money spent did…read morenot correspond with my bank

It's strange to find two grocery stores within a few blocks of each other in San Francisco…read more California street is far from a food desert between Franklin to Hyde. There is a hidden gem where you can find fruits , vegetables, and Asian sauces and condiments. It's a Farmer Market. This Farmer Market is on Polk street between both Whole Foods and Trader Joe's and it's open Sunday through Saturday . It's on Polk street a few steps from California street and it's called Golden Farmer Market. Although there are dozens of Farmer Markets in San Francisco in different neighborhoods but this particular Farmer Market is a grocery store on Polk street. Inside you will find fresh and organic produce. You will also find lots of international foods like South Korean kimchi, Vietnamese spring rolls and Japanese udon, Mexican chilis, and Italian pasta sauce. They also have lots Goya products. This place is a good place to shop for food and drinks if you are in the Polk Gulch in San Francisco. Go to a place that's Golden selling products from "oversees" like food that's "Japanese and Vietnamese "and in SF a lot of "cheese"and they also sell Mc Connell's fine ice cream with flavor candies of Vanilla California Brittle from " See's" This Farmer market also sells cherry flavor items without the cherry "pit " and this place is the neighborhood "benefit" and it's located in between the Pacific Heights and Nob Hill "split"and few blocks away from the Tenderloin in SF the city's "armpit"

Golden Farmer Market is the total grocery package. I only…read moreneeded a few things on New Year's Day--nothing urgent--but decided to finally stop into this market I've passed a million times on Polk without really noticing. So glad I did. I bought a Too Good To Go, and the cashier literally let me pick out what I wanted from produce and tossed in a dark chocolate bar. So cool! Located on the corner of California, just a block from Whole Foods, this place is so much more than a produce market. It's small but impressively well stocked, with tons of international items at really reasonable prices. Think rose ice cream, oat milk creamer, from Indian and Asian meals, and lots of fun, unexpected finds. The selection feels thoughtful, the variety is great for the size, and the cashier was genuinely lovely. Definitely not just a corner market--this is a neighborhood gem I'll be coming back to.