Since I take the bus into work, I had never thought about shopping for produce during my lunch…read morehour. But now that I'm trying to get a little more plant-based, I have a little more motivation these days, plus I have this neat canvas bag I got for free from the Halal Guys at 53rd and 6th in Manhattan. So now I can carry produce and compete with all those elderly Chinese women with their flimsy pink bags. Oh yes, that last Chinese eggplant is MINE, old lady! I actually come here for the produce I never see at Safeway or even Whole Foods like Romanesco zucchini. Y'know, the big gray-green ones with the prominent ribbing and nutty taste. No inappropriate jokes please. I also come here to get at least a couple of bunches of Chinese long beans and those silky-firm white peaches. I have to say I have no problem filling up my Halal Guys bag with fresh goodies because the vendors here always have quality produce (see my photo gallery). It's worth coming just for the free samples but expect to get an elbow in the face from the more aggressive cheapskates. Nothing is ever free, is it? The market fits snugly into the ground floor of the Crocker Galleria every Thursday from 11AM to 3PM (plus Tuesdays during the summer). Come early if you want your pick of the freshest produce, but get your stinking hands off my Romanesco zucchini. That's mine!

This farmers' market placed in central financial district that is set up on Tuesdays and Thursdays,…read moreis really convenient to stock up on fresh local produce and explore different local flavors - ranging in freshly bottled apple juice, baked goods, salsa, cheese, Bolani bread with different kinds of spreads, canned olives and more! It's a tight knit spot and I enjoy taking a walk here while being on lunch from work! It gives me some insights on what veggies and fruits are in season!

THIEVES!! THIEVES!!! THIEVES!!!…read more We bought 2 coffee drinks ($6/ea), one Celsius ($2.99) and 2 bananas! The clerk charged $23! Didn't pay attention until later! Will be reporting to the BBB!!

Rude cashier who wouldn't even help me find some gluten free products. He needs to be fired ASAP!!…read moreThe products are average and extremely overpriced! I did find a bottle of Fetzer for $9.99 which is why I'm giving it 1 star.

I absolutely love Trader Joe's no matter where I am in the United States, so I was beyond thrilled…read morewhen we got to our hotel in San Francisco and realized there was one just a block away! We were in San Francisco for about a week, and having a Trader Joe's so close was a total lifesaver. We could easily stop in and grab breakfast foods, snacks, and, of course, our favorite peanut butter cups. It saved us from having to spend a ton of money eating out for breakfast every morning, and we were able to stock up on snacks that lasted us for the entire trip. This Trader Joe's was definitely a different experience than the one we're used to back home in the St. Louis suburbs. Since it was right in the city, you actually had to take an escalator down to get into the store, which was kind of fun and unexpected. I also felt like there was surprisingly more room in the aisles than I expected for a city location. The checkout line was a completely different story! It wrapped around the store, which honestly gave me a little anxiety because I felt like I needed to hurry and get everything because the line looked like it was going to take forever. But they had a ton of checkers working, and the line actually moved incredibly fast. Before I knew it, we were checked out and on our way. It was just really nice to be somewhere familiar while experiencing a totally different version of Trader Joe's in another city. Having one so close to our hotel made our trip easier, more affordable, and a little more fun. And yes, we absolutely stocked up on those peanut butter cups!

This TJ's is conveniently located in downtown and has the most interesting people in there,…read moreincluding workers who enjoy their jobs so much, they're singing with the 80s music piping through the speakers. I like getting my sweet and savory snacks here, as they're comparably less cost with less unwanted ingredients than other places. Lines can get long here but it moves pretty quickly.

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.

My go to spot when I'm working an event at the Moscone Center. You can always find tourists and a…read morelot of attendees from Moscone shopping here. Restaurants in the area can be pricey so Wholefoods is the best place to stop to get great food for reasonable prices. They have it all. Sushi, pizza, sandwiches , fresh fruit and a coffee bar. This location always has the orange poppi flavor I love. I tried to be quick when shopping here because it does get busy. Very convenient, but you have to make a purchase before getting the code to the restroom.

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.

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.

My go-to local market! There's a lot of market options in the Nob Hill area, but Bush Market…read moreremains my top choice because of their great selection and how sweet the owners are. They run TooGoodToGo, and even have their own phone number rewards program as well!

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.

I love this little grocery store tucked away in North Beach. It has a great variety of foods,…read morebrands, and even a good assortment of personal care products (if you're needing something in a pinch). The guy working on the weekends (employee? owner? not sure) is nice and polite and always has a smile when we're there. We enjoy picking up unique beer and ciders from the wide assortment in the fridges in the second half, as well as finding interesting cheeses. It's also great for the one or two things you might need that evening or snacks for later. My only complaint is I wish I lived closer so I could go a bit more often!

This convenient little shop has an excellent wine selection and lots of upscale consumable options…read more Their wine pricing is also often less than the average prices listed on Vivino. It's a grocery store, but has a bit of a boutique and rich vibe. It's one of the few places to get Mary's Chicken in the area and I have to get chocolate every time I go in there. The ambiance seems very hygienic to me, so I feel drawn into the place when I walk by. The Nature Stop has nice stuff, but my review has to be in earnest... maybe 2 or 3 stars? It's annoying that through several iterations of ridiculousness, you have to expect encountering some unnecessary and incompetent problem during each transaction. Two different cashiers didn't seem to understand the concept of tare weight. They weighed the meat with the packaging and attempted to charge me for it, despite the fact that the weight of the meat was printed directly on the packaging. I've worked in a meat department before and I have never seen that kind of inept behavior. It's insulting to the customer. So at the present time, the 2021 Domaine Bousquet Malbec is $11.99 here. The cashier scanned it and it came up as zero. He joked that it was free, but then had the audacity to offer me the obviously more expensive reserve price of $16.99, like the reserve one right next to it, and laughed in my face. I passed as I knew that Trader Joe's has the exact same thing for $9.99. Tonight, the Elysian 'tiger beer', listed at $13.99, rang up at $17.99, the same as their space dust. I passed, but they should at least have offered to have honored the price they had printed out for customers to read. The Space Dust IPA at S&S Market, one block away, was $15.99, so I bought it there and got to pet their cat too. It's a bit of a first world problem, but I didn't notice until being at home that my $6.25 chocolate bar, which is more than I made hourly when younger, was comprised of the wrong variety. I grabbed the chocolate bar behind the front one, to avoid the most touched one. It is a berry chocolate bar instead of the ginger one, and it's great, but still, the employees should be better at recovery. I was one of about two people in the store and it was not busy. I recommend going to this place to get ideas. Double check all the prices and shop around, but they have great merchandise. My suggestion to the owner is to install a self-checkout. The guy stocking merchandise was very helpful tonight with my bags.

Surprised at the wide gamut of reviews here on yelp-- overall a solid 4 stars when I came by the…read moreother day. The place was closed with a "will be back in 10 min" sign, which was not a big deal. Store itself was what you'd expect. Organized, clean, and staff was pretty helpful. Got the job done, no big complaints. Only real complaint would be lack of selection -- I'm used to going to vitamin places with wall to wall selection. This place is more focused in that there is 1-2 options for whatever you are looking for. Recommend this location. Staff is helpful, and location is good being on Market.

I came in to purchase a protein drink. The employee offered me the Pro membership and told me how…read moremuch I would have saved by now. I said, "No, thank you." He continued talking quickly, as though trying to override my answer, so I said again, "No, thank you." As I was about to leave, he told me I should think about it next time. A polite no should have been enough. It was not a great experience, and I am unlikely to return.

I have visited here a few times and purchased some herbs from them. They have been opened for…read morebusiness since mid to late 2016. The quality of their herbs is fresh and their prices are fair. Since their prices are quite fair and reasonable, there is a high flux of customers. Therefore they constantly have to restock their inventory by receiving new herbs at least once every two weeks. Sometimes, once a week. Conclusively, their herbs are quite fresh. Oh yeah, the customer service is nice and helpful. They do have someone who speak English. Overall, I trust the quality of herbs from this store and I believed that their prices are quite fair. and reasonable.. Quality of Customer Service: 5 Stars Mindful attentiveness to Customers: 4.5 Stars Quality of Herbs: 5 Stars Best Bang For the Buck 5+.out of 5 stars Atmosphere: 5. Stars (Love the smell of herbs) # Memo to readers: Unlike the neophytes who got poisoned recently from another SF herbal business that is located on Grant Avenue. When purchasing an assortment of herbs, it helps to know the specificity of the after-effects when one starts to combine different types of herbs together. ... Know your herbal doctor well. .., Research your herbal doctor carefully. Do not conclude your decisions because someone told you so. Trust someone who knows the doctor quite well. Profile your herbal doctor by asking your trusted network. You pay for what you get. I know what I am usually purchasing and I trusted the owner,. I have done business at his other store repeatedly since 2013.