So grateful to have this cute little corner store around the block from me. The fact they put out…read morefresh cut flowers out front just adds an extra something special. Sunny Country Foods has a great selection of wine and beer (no hard alcohol), soft drinks, dry foods, and some fresh foods. The price point is a bit higher than the grocery store (which is to be expected), but the convenience and friendly customer service from this local shop more hank makes up for it. So happy to have Sunny Country Foods in my neighborhood.

I usually look at prices so that's on me but I was surprised after swiping my card that I had spent…read more$5.99 on one clove of garlic at this store. I understand that corner stores are going to mark up for convenience BUT that amount seems unethical to charge. To add to this frustration, the first bulb I unwrap is already softening and browning. I no longer trust this store.

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.

San Francisco are known to have lots of corner stores around the city. One thing which you will…read morealso find around San Francisco are corner independent grocery stores. You will see them throughout San Francisco in neighborhoods like the Mission and Richmond ( not the city of Richmond) on Clement street. There is also one place in the Sunset Strip of San Francisco where you will find a neighborhood independent grocery store and it's located on 5th Avenue and Irving street. Outside KJ Produce Market you will find a fruit stand. Inside you will see aisles of can goods and also refrigerators filled with ice cream and cheese. They have lots of international foods and ingredients available. This is a good place to shop groceries if you are in the area of the Inner Sunset of San Francisco. This place sell sushi "rice" at a descent "price"you can grab different kinds of international "spice" and lots of drinks on" ice" Come to a corner grocery store that's have sauce that's "Vietnamese "and dessert that's "Japanese " along with different soft drinks and " teas"and once inside you ask yourself " Where is the cheese ?"

Stopped by this market since my husband was at UCSF Hospital for his surgery. It was an 8 minute…read morewalk, the place was clean the fruits were fresh and the prices were reasonable, would definitely come here again for some yummy fruit energy! Thank you for the service and kindness :)

The best service ever--everyone is kind and always has a great attitude. I honestly prefer shopping…read morethere because it feels like a treasure hunt; there's always something new in the inventory, and it never disappoints. The shelves are consistently fully stocked--I've genuinely never seen an empty aisle. They also carry just about everything you might need, from liquor and cigarettes to a wide variety of snacks and everyday essentials. On top of that, the prices are very affordable, especially compared to Safeway and other grocery stores

The woman behind the counter was very nice and even offered me the cold bottle from the…read morerefrigerator instead of the room temp one I almost knocked over trying to get it down myself (short people problems) lol. Store is clean and well organized, not to mention it is well stocked.

The couple here is super nice! There's a reason why they have such high rating - because they are…read morea honest couple making a honest living. Unlike the pizza store down the block. If you want respect come here! Recommend highly because they don't play games just business!

First, sort these reviews by date. Nothing new is good. I pretty much never write negative reviews…read more I take feedback to managers or owners. But this place has gotten so bad over the past couple of years, it's time. The people who staff this store couldn't care less about customers. They ignore you when you go in, they (sometimes) blast music really loud so you can't hear what they say IF they talk to you. The things they stock have dwindled to almost nothing but snacks and drinks. Instead of shelving they now have cardboard box "shelves" for things in one part of the store. The last time I was there I put something on the counter and was waiting to be helped and the person just kept stocking the shelf. He was the ONLY person working, looked at me when I came in but didn't say anything, and then turned his back and kept fussing with boxes. I could have taken something and walked right out the door. Not that I ever would do that but it's THAT unhelpful. Then when he finally slowly sauntered over he pointed to a different spot on the counter for check out. 3 feet away. Just go behind the counter and grab the item and move it where you can check it out. I walked out. I "get" that it's hard to find good retail help but the key word is SERVICE. I have never heard anyone say thank you after a purchase, a hello when one comes in. At best one gets a shrug. I was looking for a specific beverage for cooking once and I got a point from the counter. Another time I needed ice and I asked them to help grab them out of the freezer (I needed multiple) and it was as if I asked them to stand on their head. I have lived in the n'hood for more than 10 years and used to go here to pick up a beverage here or there and always threw in other things. Now I go to anywhere else. I tried again today and was reminded just how OUT of TOUCH this place is with what it means to have basic manners and the simplest customer service. The owners need to do a better job of learning about how to run a retail store or sell it to someone who does. There's a perfectly good convenience store a few blocks west and Gus's has plenty of beer and wine. Stay away from this place until they do better. How will you know? If you walk in and they don't look at you or say hello and stay on their phone just turn around and walk out. If they are trying, then see how it goes and come back to Yelp and share it's better. I wish it would be! I miss the former owners and people who used to work there who at least acted like they gave a #!@&. I'd give this zero stars for multiple visits over more than 2 years.

I was very surprised to see such a cute fully stocked little supermarket! They even had fresh…read morefruit!! As I walked in cashier graded me and I guess I wasn't a regular, so they asked me if I was traveling. Lol I guess only the locals go here?!! As I walked around, they had a number of prison items as well as cold cases with food and drinks inside! I was actually surprised to see some more of the organic Amy's take home meals! They also had a huge section for first aid/medical needs and even cleaning supplies in another section. a very versatile market along with normal wine and dine with a number of actual wines, beer, siders, and spritzers! They also had cute little cheese and meat trays for takeout! Lol I would definitely stop by here before going to beach and then visit the sandwich shop, ham, and cheese down the street!! Perfect pairing for Ocean Beach!

Family owned business! Everything you need in a pinch is here: snacks, wine, beer, sundries etc…read more The fridge is stocked with a variety of fun cocktail mixes and health drinks. Over 200 household items to choose from 7 days a week!

Amazing co-op grocery store with tons of specialty food items and more! They have produce, pantry…read moreitems, frozen foods, snacks, home and body care, and a huge selection of things you can pay for by weight. From herbs & spices, dried foods, olive oil, soaps, shampoos and more, they have everything. The prices are reasonable and there's less plastic waste. They also source locally which is nice. They also carry some gourmet food items like sambal from Azalina's, and locally made curry paste. I need to come here more often.

I don't live super nearby to this Co-Op grocery market but my good friend does and she brought me…read morehere while on a walk, and I was blown away by the whole place! Firstly, it was my first time shopping at a co op and I really really really love that aspect of it. Anytime I can support a business like this, I want to! But beyond that, I was skeptical that the prices would be outrageous and was fairly surprised that they really weren't! Ok sure, some items were pricey, and that's true for any small store in this city, but for the bulk items and dry goods, the pricing was incredibly reasonable! I even found the same scones I buy at my local box box grocery store for cheaper here!! What?! I was also just blown away by the variety of choices.. they've got everything here.. produce, condiments, dry goods, chips, snacks, bulk items, tea, medicines and supplements, and a section of boutique handmade goods that was so awesome to look through!! I don't live close by but I will be back anytime I go to see my friend (which is often).

This was the liquor store I use to run to as a kid (way back before they had the cafe), that's…read moreright, not walk but RUN. I also biked here as a kid and left my bike outside without a lock. They use to (maybe they still do) sell stink bombs, those guns that make noise with the red circle cartridge...I use to also get 99cent bags of hot Cheetos and whatever candy was cheap. I also use to walk down the candy aisle, buying 15cent airheads, lollipops, popsicles...after that I discovered that Safeway wasn't that much further & SO much more cheaper.

I frequent this place often since it's in the neighborhood, but yesterday will probably be the last…read moretime. I had a horrible experience with an older grey-haired man working behind the counter. I'd always heard he was rude, but never experienced it myself until now. The Tea: I popped in to grab some ice cream during this crazy heat wave, along with a few other small items. I decided to pay for everything with my card as most places aren't accepting cash right now. He took the card from me to insert it into the credit card machine. He turned the machine around so that the card was facing me and said nothing. Since he didn't say anything, I assumed that he was returning the card to me but just didn't want to touch it again due to COVID. I pulled my card out & he immediately started yelling at me for doing so, because he'd actually turned the machine around so I could type my pin number in. This was an honest mistake, as again he'd said absolutely nothing when turning my card back towards me. The yelling was 100% uncalled for and super disrespectful. I was shocked at how much anger came out of his mouth over something that took less than 5 minutes to fix. That is not the way you treat costumers. In hindsight, I guess I should've known he didn't care about COVID considering he had no mask on.... (Yikes) The items here are overpriced, and in combination with his ongoing nasty attitude towards his customers and carelessness regarding the pandemic, there's really no reason to come here. I'd advise giving your business to another liquor store like Charlie's Market a few blocks down near 39th, or Lucca's at Irving and 20th. Or heck, even Safeway! Just not this place. If Yelp allowed me to give less than one star, I would.