My son in law wanted to grab a few beverages so we stopped here last Saturday evening. They do have…read morea decent selection for such a small place but the prices are outrageous, even for SF. He purchased a tiny bottle of Jim Beam for $8.99 while although pricey was the only thing een close to reasonably priced. He also got a 2 liter of Diet Pepsi that cost $6.99 and a 12 pack of white claw which they charged him $34.99 for. So $55 for those three items and then afterwards he said he was told his total was seventy something dollars and he had paid in cash. I would definitely not come here or recommend it and if you do, please check the prices, check your receipt and check the total amount you are told very carefully.

Holy smokes! I have nothing against the store "per se." It's the neighborhood in which it resides…read more I was staying at the Marriott down the street and asked for a convenience store open on a Sunday at 11 o'clock at night. Somebody reluctantly suggested Fred's. I figured "what the heck." Walking from the Marriott to Fred's was a descent into hell. I could not believe all the homelessness and drug use I witnessed along the way. Nobodywas violent, as they were all out of their minds lying on the sidewalks. The management seemed to have a grasp on who they let in the store, and it seemed to be running a good business, providing food and such in the neighborhood which they have business. I've been in many combat zones in my life but never expected to see one on the streets of San Francisco. Next time visiting in San Francisco in the evening, I won't return to that area as it's an island of lost souls.

This is an awesome liquor store in the Tenderloin that sells very fresh Arrogant Bastard! I was…read moreshocked that these folks not only have this beer, but that is was only 6 weeks old! I will be back soon! Cheers!

This is a locally owned business located right at the edge of the tenderloin…read more Like pretty much everything in san francisco there is limited parking, but the hotel across the street has a public parking garage. This place is a little strange. Originally this was two separate businesses -a liquor store and a Indian grocery, but now it's............both. So there's coolers of ice cold beer, wine, whisky, vodka etc., the expected lottery and smokes behind the counter..........and 20 pound sacks of besan flour and basmati rice along with the full range of shah spices. As an indian grocery it has no fresh items-no vegatables no meats, but does have all the basics as far as dry goods for you to cook indian style with. Love the thumbs up and limca in a can in the cooler. Also they have Kulfi in the ice cream cooler. Nice. As a liquor store it has a limited but good selection of wines, beers, and both premium and well drink selections. Better yet the pricing on these items is at least a dollar or two less then any other nearby location. Really the only reason this escaped a five star rating is that, well this place has negative curb appeal. It's more or less by itself in the middle of your typical tenderloin sketch block. I've passed by this place lots of times and went "Nah, that doesn't look like anything I want to be a part of". It's better on the inside and if you are needing some fixin's for Indian cooking or a decently priced bottle of wine/beer this is a great spot.

Asked their cashier if they had matches. Got screamed at like I'd insulted his mother, then watched…read morehim refuse to hand me my cigarettes, just shoved them across the counter like I had the plague. If you enjoy being treated like garbage by a geriatric toddler throwing a tantrum, this is your spot. Otherwise, literally any other liquor store will do. Do yourself a favor and go anywhere else.

Cashier with the balding head is extremely rude. The other day yelled at me where to put my phone…read morefor tap to pay. Tonight I put my merchandise on the counter and he glared and me while ringing up my stuff. No thank you or anything. Won't come back.

The store was actually pretty impressive inside. They no longer sell deli items but are focused on…read morewine, alcohol and quick takeaway drinks and snacks. Since we were looking for a late night bite close to the hotel it wasn't what we had in mind when we stopped in, but if you are looking for a liquor store it could do the job. The staff members did greet us when we entered and quickly explained that they no longer had the deli portion of the business. We looked around for a bit, and I couldn't tell you for sure how prices compare to other places in the area since we were only visiting, but it seems like a decent spot. It was clean and organized as well.

Clean, organized and convenient! Great access off Bart and open all day 6am-12am. There is a great…read moreselection of wine and snacks. The staff is very helpful.

8/1/2023 Walking…read moreback to the hotel and decided to stop in and get some lottery tickets.. Quick and fast.. Hopefully, luck will find me..

Convenient location along with good prices. Was running late for lunch & starving so tried one of…read moretheir sandwiches, it was great.

Will gave amazing service and amazing selection! WILL stands for Wonderful, Incredible, Lovely and…read moreLively!!

Bourbon prices are 2 or 3x what they should be - do not buy here. They are even above secondary…read moreprices - Buffalo Trace should be ~$25, not $50 as is listed on their website. Spend your money elsewhere and don't get scammed by these inflated prices; EVEN for the most basic bottles are crazy.

I've seen reviews saying that this store doesn't have the best prices on affordable whiskey, and…read morethat well might be true. I didn't even check - there's a Total Wine near me, Total Wine has the best prices on basically everything they stock, and they stock almost everything. But only *almost* everything. When I saw this shop on Google Maps, I decided to pop in to see if they had a couple specific bottles I'd been trying to get my hands on for literally the past year, that none of the Total Wines near me did stock - specifically, a bottle of any of the Octomore bottlings (hard to find because scotch that expensive and that overly-peated is a pretty niche market), and a bottle of the liqueur called Chareau (hard to find because it's still a fairly new product, and most of their bottles have been going to craft cocktail bars rather than to consumers). Octomore 9.1 was displayed prominently right in the front of the store, for $170 (well within expected price at the moment) - in fact, they also had 2 (more expensive) variants, out of the 3 currently being bottled (I went with the cheaper one, because $170 is still like 2-3 times more than I normally pay for scotch, this one specific bottle notwithstanding). I asked if they had Chareau, and 30 seconds later had a bottle in my hand (also a completely reasonable $25). Walked out of the store 3 minutes after I walked in, 200 bucks poorer but way happier. So yeah - Total Wine is probably a better bet for the common stuff, but this place is heaven if you're looking for more niche products. (I had to get out of there that quickly, or I would've bought more things I didn't know I needed... and not only did I not really have any more room in my luggage, I don't really have much more room in my home bar, either.)

Every time we show up here, people effectively ignore me. When we ask questions we met with massive…read moreattitude. I guess we don't fit the bill of people that belong in this place It's too bad because of their old spot. I bought bottles as gifts before a few times-but I guess now I don't look like someone there want to help making a good choice Really seems to be going downhill

Well, a great experience, had little workers who must have done over time, and was made by only one…read moreman! Had two toilets, however neither were marked with gender specific signs. Had some amazing carpets also! Some red, some pink and some purple. I guess the only bad side was that a minor was able to invest, also it got suicide bombed twice and cost the lives of two. The owners also pushed two customers in a pit and ran with all the stock. One got killed, and the other escaped. Amazing restaurant and one I would love to see open back up!