I was excited to finally have a Bi-Rite closer to me. While the location is convenient, I was…read moredisappointed by the lack of options. I was also overcharged, and when I brought it to the clerk's attention, the response was just "oh," which didn't feel very reassuring :/

The new owners are super friendly! They even have asian…read morechips being sold here! Lots of space and bright!

Perfect place to stop for drinks and snacks before going to Baker Beach! Well stocked and well…read moreorganized store.

Edmond moved his store to Clement a few years ago and it's now two blocks from my house. There's NO…read moreREASON to go anywhere else for a bottle of whiskey, I'd come here even if it was miles away. Great selection and prices. Don't like whiskey? Get help. But there's also other spirits, a great beer selection, and a few bottles of wine. Also there's top shelf ice cream, and a rack of chips. Come for the whisky, grab a pint of Ben & Jerry's. No reason to shop anywhere else.

Buyer's beware. This store price gouges on wines and liquor to a point where it's greedy and…read morepredatory. It doesn't take much effort to find the same bourbons for half the price at Safeway or Total Wines or even Costco

I've been a customer for years (decades!), despite the bougie prices. I remember when they used to…read morehave wine tastings on Saturdays - back when they were open on Saturdays. That's what the star is for: the memories. But businesses run in the present, and in the present, these people do not answer their phone. I could not check that their posted hours applied to today (a perfectly sunny Wednesday after 2pm), but why would they *not* be open? I grabbed a wine bag and walked over. THEY ARE CLOSED. Again. "Inventory" is something you're supposed to do during the 130.5 hours each week that you're closed, so that you're prepared for the 37.5 hours each week you're open. If you can't handle your business with that much time off, you shouldn't have a business. Get it together, Blackwells. Until you do, we're done.

Nice neighborhood market. This market is perfect for anyone staying in an air bnb in this location…read more We stopped by a few times for some snacks and treats. Decent prices and the lady at the register was friendly. Very small market but it has the basics like water, soda, alcoholic beverages and chips, noodles etc. So if you're visiting SF and staying in this area and forgot something or need treats then come here :) P.S. there's a couple nice restaurants next door to the market too.

I really like this spot. It's a nice little convenient store right by one of the main stops for the…read moreN-Judah and close to my house. This place is a big change from before. The previous market was basically a dump with a very cranky owner who didn't seem to value customer service. Plus the selection was shabby and the cigarettes that were sold tended to be stale. The new owner, Charlie, is nice off the bat and is willing to help out and also lives to chit-chat. The place looks clean and nice and the pricing is not too bad. While this place doesn't have as much variety as Clancy's down the street I Irving it is cheaper so I'll definitely be coming back.

We used to live across the street from Western Sunset Market and it was our go-to for wine, beer,…read morefirewood and random other things we needed. Kevin and family are so kind and when we went out of town for the holidays once, when we got back he gave us a hug because it had been so long! He helped me pick out medication for my sick husband one time, always gave me a peppermint patty with my purchase and was just the sweetest. We moved in 2018 and stopped in to say goodbye before we left, but he and his wife weren't there. Kevin and fam, if you read this, we miss you! If you're in the area, skip the sketchy 7-11 and stop in at Western Sunset!

7 years after my first review and they STILL have the best kim chi around! I come here just for…read morethat. The woman behind the counter was so nice and told me she makes it with her mom. It's vegetarian (no fish) and fizzy and the perfect amount of spicy. I love it! Try it!

To all the outer Richmond folks: there's finally a clean liquor store with reasonable prices that's…read moreclose by. They have a wide selection of products ranging from emergency items to asian snacks, including of course liquor and the such. Might I add that the owners Charles and Suzanne are very neighborly and helpful too! Welcome 33rd avenue liquor!

33rd Ave liquors carries snacks, wines, microbrews, convenience foods, ice cream, etc. every item…read moreis priced and labeled. Happy Hour 3-8, all 6 and 12 paks beer, 10% off buys: Lagunitas Nightime (4.69) -nice 8.2% stout drink on draught: -fab family neighborhood spot. -parking so so. -pricing reasonable not the cheapest. though (rent issues)..

WARNING & BEWARE!! Please be aware that Martell's imposes fees on any credit card purchases…read morewithout your knowledge. Everytime I shop I need to ask for a receipt, and a couple of times, it felt like they charged me a higher amount than quoted. Recently, I decided to take note. Again, they were hesitant to provide a receipt, but gave me one. It was higher than what they quoted me. I asked about it, they said it was credit card fees. I asked why they didn't tell me and also asked what the % was, and they had not idea. When I told them it was deceptive, he just shrugged his shoulders. Just to make sure, as soon as I got home, I googled if it was legal or not, because if it is "oh well" but if it's deceptive and against law, then I wanted to make a complaint. It is INDEED illegal. Here is the Civil Code. Under California's Civil Code § 1748.1, merchants are prohibited from imposing surcharges on credit card payments unless they clearly disclose these fees. Additionally, the Honest Pricing Law (SB 478), effective July 1, 2024, mandates that businesses include all mandatory fees in the advertised price, except for government-imposed taxes and shipping costs. Failure to disclose credit card fees may constitute a violation of these laws.​ I will be filing a complaint so they can be investigated. In addition, per other reviews, they are not very friendly and quite rude. I decide to purposely be overly friendly to see what kind of response I get, so I can say they truly are unfriendly.

Zero stars. This place should be out of business for the way they treat customers (women in…read moreparticular). Not to mention the stench! I have regrettably gone in here multiple times and received the same treatment each time. The person behind the counter doesn't seem to know what products are carried in the store and doesn't know what bourbon is. I walked around the store looking for bitters before going up to the counter to ask if he had any. He grunted back "huh? bitters?" as though he had never heard the word and proceeded to point to a direction i just came from. I walked back and when i knew i wasn't going to find them there, i googled them so i could show him a photo. Once i showed the photo, he zoomed in and said "oh, yeah" and found them behind the counter, directly behind where he has been standing presumably all day. I then said, "which bourbon's do you have?" because they were hidden behind the counter in an area that couldn't be seen from the counter, to which he grunted again "huh?" so i continued to repeat "bourbon? you know, bourbon whisky?" and he said with a scowl "what kind is it though, vodka, rum?" and i said again "BOURBON!! WHISKEY!!!" finally he understood. I'm fairly certain he also overcharged me, but in my hurried rage to get out of there, i mistakenly didn't ask for a receipt. i will not return and i will do my best to save anyone else from going there.

Where are my pictures?…read more Quality/Quantity - Walked by here almost daily in the last 3 weeks. As a kid, this used to be the local mom and pop convenience store. Yes I am so outdating myself! But it has been an upscale liquor store for a very long time now. Okay, as I was saying, while walking and spoiling my daughter to Kiss of Matcha, then spoiling myself to Richmond Republic Draught House, see other reviews, I saw the sign of a free tasting and you got me. We came back at 5:25pm after "partying" with my daughter and watching FIFA. I did not expect much, but when I got here, a few locals (also from the Republic) hung out, drank/tasted more and bought a few Fraction 4 packs. Fraction Brewery is from our Alameda Island across the bay, my old hang out. Boy do I miss Spirit Alley... And Rockwall. If you know, you know. We/I had such a good time here. I love hanging with the locals. And it brings back so many memories from the old neighborhood. Ambiance - A small local high end liquor store. Clean, organized, and professional. Plenty of street parking, both metered and free residential. But we walked. Service - The person serving us from Fraction was amazing! What a great ambassador for both Fraction and this business. Price - Free + the cost of what you buy. Prices are slightly higher here as expected. Owner Comment - Congrats on all your success here since 2013 and with your 4 locations.

Love this unassuming shop. Great selection of both mainstream and obscure wines, beer and…read morespirits. There are often reps from interesting companies presenting their product. Everyone is friendly and never had a bad experience here. I also recommend the Palestinian olive oil; great product which is difficult to find elsewhere.