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.

Pro: -Good…read moreselection of beer in an area that has a lot of liquor stores with really bad variety. Cons: -It's North Beach, and this store is located right at Broadway/Columbus. This means walking the gauntlet of bros, hoes, and other unpleasant riff raff. Verdict: While the staff is nice enough, I'd make the extra trek to Coit Liquors if at all possible.

According to my year end statement from Wells Fargo, I spent the most money at this store than…read moreanywhere else (well, besides Yellow Cab). Depressing? A little. Awesome? Totally! I visit this store at least twice a week. The guys there are awesome, always helpful and quick, and ask me about work or my boyfriend. They actually listen and learn things about you, which I like. They also seem to fall in love with all my friends who visit from out of town, and one of them has a crush on my mom and keeps asking when she's coming back. The liquor is overpriced but you can't beat the convenience of this kind of store literally 1 minute from your front door. They also carry Kinder Bueno, Kinder Eggs, and those awesome Kinder sticks of chocolate with the creepy smiling Swedish looking kid. They have a scary big selection of Clif bars too. And all kinds of mini bottles. Tons of drunk snacks. I love this store. I love it's comforting yellow awning, whenever I go underneath it I know I'm going to exit with snacks and liquor and it's going to be the start of a good night out or the end of one. Oh, and they also had Coke Blak for a very long time after it was discontinued, which might be why I didn't know it was discontinued. Sniff sob.

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.

They get me through my day. I go to school across the street and during long days I can always…read morecount on them to have cold drinks and a wide variety of snacks. The two guys who I see working here are always really nice, and I've never had a problem like any of the negative reviews claim. Lots of options, clean, always in stock of everything.

More corner stores in San Francisco. I got a Loacker cookie for $1.50. It had all the essentials…read moreand a twist for itself. In a spot you may not spot very much.

Amazing little wine shop - great selection, knowledgeable staff. Highly recommend stopping by for…read morewine or cheese purchases.

We came for the Thursday wine tasting and I can't wait to come back again! $5 for a full tasting…read moreand all the wines were delicious! If you buy a bottle the tasting fee goes towards the bottle price as well. This is a really cute little wine and cheese shop, it gets but is a great time regardless. I would love to come back and try their sandwiches as well. The staff were all very friendly and knowledgeable about the wines. Can't wait to come back next Thursday!

I have been to a lot small liquor stores a over The San Francisco Areas like Chinatown The Mission…read more& Howard Street Area..... What I Buy usually is small liquor bottle like Jameson, Captain Morgan, Horchata, Parrot Rum...

We were staying at a hotel near union square. We had an early dinner and wanted a little snack in…read morecase we got hungry at night. We got a turkey sandwich and bag of chips for $14.30. Pros - we did not get a little snack. This sandwich is hefty. - for a liquor store sandwich it was much better than I was expecting. Very good! Cons - none. Overall 7.5/10

Fantastic place to enjoy a cigar with a great staff , friendly people and a wonderful cigar…read moreselection. This is the most comfortable place in SF.

Occidental Cigar Club in San Francisco's Financial District, located along Pine Street among the…read morehistoric office buildings that define this part of the city. The club has a long-standing reputation among cigar enthusiasts and offers a very different experience compared with typical cigar shops or public lounges. The atmosphere immediately reflects its private club identity. The interior feels refined and traditional, with leather seating, wood accents, and the kind of quiet sophistication associated with classic cigar lounges. Rather than a busy nightlife venue, the environment encourages conversation, relaxation, and appreciation of cigars in a calm setting. The experience centers around cigar culture. Members bring or store their cigars and gather to enjoy them in a comfortable lounge environment. The space feels designed for those who appreciate the ritual of cigar smoking, where time is spent discussing blends, sharing stories, and building community with other members. Service during the visit felt professional and attentive, maintaining the club's polished atmosphere. The staff help ensure the space remains welcoming while preserving the exclusivity and etiquette associated with a private cigar club. From a global travel perspective, Occidental Cigar Club reminded me of traditional cigar clubs I have encountered in cities like London, Madrid, and Miami where the culture of cigar appreciation is tied to tradition, craftsmanship, and conversation.

Went in to go buy lone star beer. Was excited because I've never tried it and they put riddles…read moreunderneath the caps. Apparently you can only get it in a select few places. Lone star's website said you could buy it there but I looked in the cooler and it wasn't there. No Pabst blue ribbon either. They had a small selection of beer that isn't popular. I ended up buying walking up to the counter and found out it was 5 DOLLARS for a TWIX. ( I know it's the ONLY candy bar with the COOKIE CRUNCH... but, still.) The clerk was nice but the selection is limited and the prices are high. If it's convenient for you and you're walking by go ahead and check it out for yourself and hope for the best but expect the worst.

Rip off. $21 for a 6-pack of Sierra Nevada beer. There's a 7-11 a couple blocks away with more…read morereasonable pricing and similar selection.