Produce so fresh and inexpensive and staff who's helpful and kind, this grocery is a "must stop" if…read moreyou're in the Outer Sunset. Farmers' Market freshness and prices in a supermarket! I was on the way to Whole Foods on Franklin to pick up two Amazon packages - and didn't want to pay twice the price for produce and cream or find they were out of basic herbs like dill. I swung in to 22nd and Irving. Metered parking out front was simple. Ultra fresh baby dill, mint and parsley, each priced at $1.49. Add almond milk and a quart of half 'n' half, I was on my way. Well-stocked, clean, friendly and convenient, I like this local store very much.

Better produce since new management or owners for a few years now…read more Nicer bins on the leftside as you enter. Friendly and helpful staff as usual. Get your fresh Hamati pita bread here. Delivered 3x a week. I get the mini white ones. So soft and fluffy compared with the flat and dry ones found in most store and delis.. I buy falafels next door. Then, Hamati's here.

Our Gus' is one of the best grocery place! The Noriega one. Atmosphere is amazing…read more The only thing-veggies are under too low temperature in fridge so they get yuck very quickly. But it is some improvement: before whenever you buy avocados they all were black inside, now they are good. Overall it's the good sweet place.

Order: Flashback Reuben: pastrami with sauerkraut, cheese…read moreand 1000 dressing Juicy meat that was a bit salty, but it was expected. dressing was a bit tangy that lingered, bread was a bit tough to bite on some parts. Ordering in person requires you to take a number and wait to be or you can order online. Menu has 15 total sandwiches to choose from and a plus is they do half sandwiches. Also have build your own and daily specials. Lots of meats, cheeses, sides, and locally sourced produce to add to your meal. Location is close to the beach so perfect for a picnic or to watch the sunset.

Great selection of reasonably priced Latin groceries including produce, breads, cheeses (queso's),…read moretortillas, cooking chocolate for moles, and canned goods including Goya brand ones. This is my first stop when I have to buy specialty ingredients for Latin meals. Best to have at least some Spanish speaking capacity if you need to ask the staff questions. I have shown them pictures and language descriptions and they were able to direct to where I should look and likewise, confirm if I brought something to the checkout counter w/o asking beforehand.

This store has everything you need and everything you didn't know you needed…read more Great products, nice staff (say hi to Daniel for me !) and open 7 days a week. What more could you want?

I look forward to receiving my fresh, organic produce from Greenhearts. A vibrant, abundant feast…read more Thank you, Farmer Paul, family and staff!

The answer was beet kvass all along! Our challenge: Find…read morecreative ways to enjoy and consume *100%* of the bounty that our friends at Greenhearts (and their partner organic farms) harvest from here in the greater Bay Area and deliver to our door-step week after week. No root, leaf, or berry will go uneaten. Especially the berries. We've been enjoying this delicious fresh bounty for over 5 years. Everything is amazing. The veggies are always perfect. Best I've ever had. Sweet, ripe, crispy, deliciousness. I even got my parents to sign up. I want to give a fair assessment: After 5+ years, we've received the occasional fruit that is disappointing - Cara Cara oranges are the best oranges I've ever tasted, but the strawberries picked at full ripeness sometimes only have a day or two left before spoiling, and stone-fruit like peaches, nectarines, or plums are occasionally be less juicy or sweet, probably depending on the weather that year. We still eat it all, even the kale, and the abundance of zucchini that arrives each summer. But our most difficult item has always been the beets. I love them, but my household thinks beets taste like dirt. I've tried dozens of different preparations, even my wife's grandmother's polish chocolate beet cake recipe, but to no avail. I had reverted to giving beets away to friends and neighbors because I couldn't eat them all myself. But no longer! Bring on the beets! (Lettuce Turnip the Beet!) I have a new trick up my sleeve: Beet Kvass - and I can drink it all day. Sooooo easy to make. In short: Raw, unpeeled, chopped beets go in a salt water brine, and get left in a warm dark place for about a week or two until the juice is funky, healthy, and delicious. Second stage fermentation (put the juice in a flip-top bottle) is optional and enables carbonation. Delicious! (Posting because I'm overdue for an update, but everything I said in my previous review still stands.)

Went here today for the first time and got a bunch of fresh rambuttan, which is really difficult to…read morefind in santa cruz

I stopped by here a couple of weeks ago because I was making a vegetable soup. I got 12lbs of…read moreproduce for 13 bucks! I was amazed at what I walked out with and the quality of the produce. It was all really good! For 13 bucks I got: A head of cabbage A bunch of celery A large bag of Mushrooms A 1lb bag of green beans 2 bell peppers 2 onions 3 carrots 2 peaches A bunch of bananas Will most definitely be back next time I am making veggie soup!

Shop local. Plenty of vendors - fruit, vegetables, cheesecake, humus, juices, seafood, flowers, and…read morethe list goes on. Trade in EBT for double the amount of tokens, what a deal!

Hands down one of best farmers markets in the city. They have awesome deals, some of the best…read moreprices I've seen in the Bay Area. I wish the food options were a little better, but I can't complain when walk away with two weeks of produce for ten dollars. Heads up, it's a good idea to have cash on hand. Not all of the vendors take card.

Love this market. But beware of the Bread Nazi guy. Rude as heck. Why do I keep buying from his…read moreGerman bakery? Today's my last purchase ever. Every single time I've ordered from him he's totally rude to me when he's totally nice to other customers. Not sure what his problem is. I ordered Challah from there once. Wasn't good. Too dry. They don't call it Challah anyway, they use the German name with the word Challah in parentheses. Wouldn't matter if the bread and service were good. Hadn't been there in a couple years so I went today for a pretzel. I thought, Maybe the service has changed. Maybe the dude acting is nice now. Fat chance. I walk up to the booth and wait for him to finish with the previous customer. He's all friendly with them. As soon as he's done he looks right at me and says real stern, "What do you need?!" I tried to brush it off and smiled and said "I need that right there," pointing to a pretzel. Big smile, hope I could elicit some sort of common courtesy. Not happening. He says $2.50! Or whatever he price was. I give him the money. He curtly gives me my change and says "50¢." No smile, no thank you, have a nice day. No guten tag. Nothing. Nada. Nichts. Bread Nazi. It was a decent pretzel. I've had better though. It was definitely my last one from this guy. On the other hand the guy who sells dates is Awesome. Awesome dates, awesome variety, awesome service. Super friendly, down to earth. A real Bay Area type person. He'll let you sample new kinds of dates and give you tips on how to eat them etc. I recommend the one that are almost round and taste like butterscotch! They are so good!! And he takes plastic via the Square, so I bought a full pound. I've been buying them from him for an few years and they are delish! The rest of the markets pretty good. Awesome looking veggies. I used to be able to get some nice basil at a really good price. Haven't seen any lately but hopefully I will. Anyways good place to be on Thursdays in the FiDi.

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!

Nice to have this option for European goods and I'm sure this is a great staple of their…read moreneighborhood. There's a good selection of items and plenty of fruit / produce , along with imported preserved meats, jams, canned fish, sweets and pastries (eg baklava, although what we got wasn't the freshest). Prices are quite high though - interesting the motto is rich man's quality poor man's prices. While the neighborhood is definitely high cost of living, similar groceries in Palo Alto or Mountain View are way cheaper with similarly large variety of imports so it's not worth the trip if you're based in the peninsula.

I never thought I would fall in love with this Parkside Farmer's Market, but I have. It's literally…read morewalking distance 1 block from where I am, and it's been fantastic. They have all the produce and dried spices I could need at my fingertips, which has been so amazing!!!!! So convenient to walk on over, and get a fresh bunch of cilantro, garlic, dried oregano, etc. The service here is great. I feel the cashiers are all friendly. The only thing I ding them 1 star for is the credit card minimum. I always have to use cash here, since I'm only buying 1-2 things at a time, but I guess that's standard. Will continue to support them for years to come!!!!!

I used to love shopping here. They had mounds of great cheap produce. Not anymore. They remodeled…read morefor some reason making the store smaller. It really makes you wonder how people with no business sense get into business. I miss the old owners.

Purchased produce and couldn't see how rotten until one cuts it open. Avocados looked great ,…read morebrown inside ($2.99 each and I got 5 for guacamole ). Zucchini's were mixed... some good and sine very bitter . The new owners should also watch their cashier / front person. The pleasant customer in front of me said thanks twice. No response. Cashier monotonously told me my amount and as I was getting my card out of wallet, kept repeating it several times rudely. Dude, I am trying to get it as fast as I can! Hold on! Then he threw my receipt at me. :( I just took the high road by zipping my lip, quietly gathered my purchase and walked out. Terrible service!

We love this little local corner store. It has everything you need! Produce is really well priced…read moreand fresh! The staff is always friendly and helpful. Great selection and fun nice quality ingredients.

This store has been a welcome part of my life for many years under different owners. The current…read moreversion continues the long history of great selection packed into a small space, good prices, and friendly staff. It's exactly what you'd want a corner grocery to be. Loads of fresh vegetables and fruit, and plenty of canned and dried too. A variety of pastas, oils, and sauces. A solid refrigerated section.