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I love this market and have been shopping here quite a few times in the past few weeks. Amazing customer service and the guys working the register are always so friendly!! The market has a good selection of French wines, as well as French cheeses (yes, the famous ones, too, although they are not always in stock). They have a small selection of produce and although their selection of goods overall isn't big, I feel that it has a good variety of everyday items. Great place to stop before having a picnic for sures! Butter + baguette + cheese + deli meats! My husband and I recently stopped in during the lunch hour and got some made to order sandwiches to eat in their parklet outside. There was a sign about cheese boards and wine pairings which we will have to try in the future. read more

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I came here for groceries but they have a pretty small selection and prices seemed higher than expected so I didn't buy anything. I do like that they sell a lot of locally made products that are clearly curated. Mostly the review is for the latte which was alright but definitely not the best I have had. They do have a nice parklet though so it was a nice experience enjoying the coffee and cookie I got on a sunny San Francisco day. They apparently offer charcuterie but I thought the menu was a bit confusing. They also offer sandwiches and salads- this menu reminds me a lot of the one from La Fromagerie, perhaps because both have smoked duck breast as an option and other similar meats. It's not exactly the same so perhaps they just are a supplier for this spot, not sure. Threeish stars for the coffee and cookie, five stars for the outdoor seating, but would come back! read more

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Alli D.

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Combination small grocery / sandwich shop / coffee shop / wine store. Great French snacks and often bordier butter. Not a huge selection but we lived around the corner and could use it for most of our needs! Friendly rotating French staff read more

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Cute little local market in Potrero Hill. Its not so eye catching from the outside or at least I don't recall seeing anything that made me know or had to walk across the street to go see... however, once I did walk across the street and I peered inside the front door, the floors and the interior got me to take a couple steps back and go inside to check out what was good here. This market is so cute inside and everything was displayed really beautifully. They have a lot of special brands, products, and unique things you may not find elsewhere, here! I would have left with more things, but I wasn't sure when I was going to leave the city and I also didn't want to spend a ton of money still. I did get a bag of Sightglass espresso coffee beans. There is a small coffee station / bar, but they closed at around 3pm, so I was unable to get coffee during the time I was there. They had a good selection of fresh produce - veggies and fruits and meats and cheeses as well as selection of wines. I would stop by again! Guys working were also nice. There are a few tables out on the sidewalk people can sit at too which I loved. Wish California had more of these types of seating seen. read more

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Adam T.

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Was in the mood for a sandwich this evening and took a walk down 18th. Decided to finally swing by Le Marche Cezanne and ordered the Cezanne. The fig jam, arugula, and brie really shined through. Solid offerings. Quaint, Parisian interior made for fun vibes as well. read more

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Nice little market in the heart of Potrero. We are a french American family and definitely enjoy the Parisian vibe. They have many local products as well as a good and unique selection of French and European cheeses, as well as meats. You can find a small selection of bread, fruit and pantry items. They have a pick up window for coffee and pastries too! We also met Mario, the owner we believe, who was working the butcher and cheese counter. read more

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Nisa F.

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I love this place! They have everything you can think of, not to mention that almost everything is organic. I loved their imported items and high quality meats, cheeses and produce. I also love to support small businesses, especially ones that pay close attention to detail and quality. You can also buy coffee, drinks, sandwiches and pastries there. Highly recommended this french-inspired farmer's-market-like store! | IG: Smackinfood read more

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Must underrated wine happy hour spots in the SF. Also, their Lyonnaise breakfast croissant is probably the best in the city - they have a vegetarian version that's my go-to. Always the freshest ingredients and they are serious about the type of cheese they use. Love this gem. read more

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Very cute small grocer that specializes in French fare and offers sandwiches and coffee. I haven't tried the sandwiches or coffee so this review is more for the grocery aspect of their business. The service is great; the selection is very limited because it's a small space. They have interesting products you wouldn't find elsewhere and great produce but are not reliably stocked with basics like onions. read more

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We stopped by and asked what time they closed so we can get some coffee after dinner. The gentleman employee said they closed at 8pm. We came back at 6pm and the same employee said he shut down the coffee machine. The employee misinformed us and was very unexpected. read more

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23.02.18. 1st of many visit when possible Very cute boutique grocery store Very meticulous kept cheese, meat and produces. Have a very French vibe There is a coffee service window read more

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The space looks beautiful and the woman at the register seemed nice, but I found the takeaway options a bit lacking. My matcha latte was a bit watered down and my pastry was just fine? My partner said his latte was decent but there wasn't anything special about his pastry either. I know they have a fuller menu and you can sit down inside as well, but I'll probably look for another cafe in the area next time. read more

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Andree S.

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I love this place. It's like a little slice of Europe. They have great sandwiches and salads and a small market.

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This is truly a gourmet store. If you are looking to find the best imported products for your next dish or house party, this is a must visit. The cafe is also excellent...a little slice of Paris. read more

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The best market in the bay! The products are fresh and of excellent quality the service is excellent and professional and the market is very clean and organized! Love it! read more

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This is me and my wife's favorite place In Potrero Hill. The food is amazing. The wine is amazing. It is such a cute and beautiful little marketplace where you can get everything that you need, especially if you're doing a date night. Also you can dine in now at one of their outside Parklets. It literally feels like a little piece of Europe transplanted in San Francisco and on top of that the staff there is incredibly nice. Mario is the owner and he is always fantastic and so kind to us and we have been helped by Valentin and Mael who are from France and have made our experience they're even better every time they help us. The sandwiches and salads are incredible too. Definitely a place you should check out if you're in the area! read more

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Ella P.

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I grew up in Europe and one of the things I miss the most is duck breast, and oh my goodness the Toulouse sandwich killed it! It was the best gluten free sandwich of my life. The lavender latte was also great. Cute little market with a great sandwich counter. Bonus they sell volcano kimchi read more

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Chela M.

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A hidden gem. The store has an array or fresh produce, gourmet cheese, and the most delicious sandwiches. Will definitely be going back. Try the Parma sandwich read more

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Beautifully renovated space, great selection, fantastic deli, and super friendly staff!

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To be quite honest I came because I saw 3 Instagram reels that now in hindsight might have blinded my judgement. The facade of the store is cute but it's nothing to say wow about. It's a corner-shoppe. We walked in and weren't acknowledged and staff didn't look particularly in the mood to answer questions. I came in mind looking for things like amora mustard, asla vanilla sugar, lu biscotte or les 2 marmottes tea... but only found a huge wine selection, sandwiches, bonne maman jams and cookies which I could already find in my local Safeway. I don't want to say not to come here but I can see the convenience in a couple of veggies etc but there is nothing amazing about the selection that is offered here. It feels super hyped up for something I could find anywhere else. (Nothing is very French but its name) read more

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We've been waiting to go to the city for a while now, live in the east bay but needed a reason to go, so my partner and I made plans to hit up the beach but first check this cute little shop out to grab some bites to snack on. They have an outside window you can order from as well, and the store itself isn't that big but it's not the size of the store that matters but the quality of items they have, from imported French snacks to fresh breads and cheeses and also have a deli style menu set up with fresh sandwiches, salads cheeses etc. We ended up getting a bottle of French bubbles, a canned beer for myself and I opted to get a bagel with lox, and my partner being a vegetarian opted for a croissant with an omelette and fig jam but they ran out of the fresh croissant since we came around lunch that makes sense but the gentleman behind the counter agreed to make it on fresh bread instead and it was equally mind blowing, everything was priced fairly and we ended up getting some fresh bread, cheese and also some chocolate croissants to take home! Cannot wait to visit again next time on our way to the beach, def worth a stop if you have a beach day or picnic planned! read more

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Erika V.

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This place is so cute and amazing! They also have the most kind staff. Definitely a spot to check out!

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If you have never been to Paris, Paris has come to you. Take pleasure in shopping Parisian style...where one shops for a bit every day. Here you will find an excellent choice of meats, fish and cheeses as well as everything from lemongrass to freshly baked breads. A little bit of everything for the discerning customer. read more

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I came here with my kids after a fun day at the playground. I saw this place online and wanted to come here because its been 10 years since i last visited Paris- one of my favorite cities ! Walking in the store really does feel like walking into your own local French market. It is very clean with the freshest fruits and vegetables. I'm also excited to try some imported french products like their butter and yogurt! I also got an assortment of charcuterie and love it ! The two workers running the shop showed great hospitality and were attentive to their customers. I will be coming back! read more

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Lovely market with all the necessities. Great selection of meats, seafood, produce and other grocery items. Feels great to support a local small business and they make it easy with a great selection. The sandwiches during the day are also really delicious and well priced. Great place to go get lunch and groceries for dinner at home. read more

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The service was great. However we tried matcha one day, the next day we went and it tasted like pure oat milk/water. When I brought it up to the worker's attention and asked if he could remake it he replied with "That's how we make our matcha." They were nice but after I brought up the matcha the worker was dismissive. read more

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Gia M.

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Got a salad to go, huge bug in it. went back for a new one. SECOND salad had ANOTHER bug?? i understand bug live in plants but damn.... clean your produce better! read more

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Visiting from out of town, I was hoping for more imported French goods, but it was nice to get some butter and cheese.The parking around there is painful as the area is very hilly. So a lot of nuisance for very little reward. read more

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Chelsea G.

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This market recently opened up in Potrero hill and it is such a gem. They have wonderful sandwiches like Le Toulouse (duck and fig) and Le Californien (Turkey and jalapeño jam). They also offer local meats, fresh fish, and cheeses at their deli. I also think they have a great selection of dairy products and affordable organic produce. This store has become my go-to for shopping. read more

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Imagine eating in a cafe in the heart of France - this is it; the Euro/ French ambiance is here. This secret gem is not only a local shop (for food) but also serves excellent coffee and the best croissant sandwiches I have had in a long time!!! A must try is anything with the onion jelly. The service always leaves me feeling good and a smile to my face. Thank you for making my day! read more

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Great place to start your day. Great coffee and sandwiches in addition to great selection of fresh produce.

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More info about Le Marche Cezanne

1426 18th St
San Francisco, CA 94107
Potrero Hill
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(415) 361-1496
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Hours

What time does Le Marche Cezanne open?

Le Marche Cezanne opens at 8:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

What time does Le Marche Cezanne close?

Le Marche Cezanne closes at 8:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

Mon-Sun 8:00 AM - 8:00 PM

Payment methods

Does Le Marche Cezanne take credit cards?

Yes, Le Marche Cezanne takes credit cards.

Food & Alcohol

Does Le Marche Cezanne have catering options?

Yes, Le Marche Cezanne does have catering options.

Does Le Marche Cezanne serve alcohol?

Yes, Le Marche Cezanne serves alcohol. Beer & Wine Only

Indoor Amenities

Does Le Marche Cezanne have TVs?

No, Le Marche Cezanne does not have TVs.

Outdoor Amenities

Does Le Marche Cezanne have bike parking?

Yes, Le Marche Cezanne has bike parking.

Does Le Marche Cezanne have outdoor seating?

Yes, Le Marche Cezanne has outdoor seating options.

Does Le Marche Cezanne have parking?

Yes, Le Marche Cezanne has parking options.

Other Amenities

Is Le Marche Cezanne wheelchair accessible?

Yes, Le Marche Cezanne is wheelchair accessible.

Does Le Marche Cezanne have free WiFi?

Yes, Le Marche Cezanne has free WiFi.

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Specialties

Le Marché Cezanne is a French environment local grocery market featuring local and organic produce, imported wine & beer, imported cheese & charcuterie, dairies, dry goods, and a coffee kiosk offering coffee, pastries, sandwiches & salads.

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Review Highlights - Le Marche Cezanne

“It's a lovely little local market on Potrero Hill filled with lots of produce, meats, treats and to go items, like sandwiches and soups.”

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Mainstay Markets

4.3(41 reviews)

Interesting and clean local market…read more They have a restroom, you just have to buy something and ask so they can unlock it for you. Tried this interesting banana water. Yeah, you heard that right, banana water and it was really good if you like bananas. They have bottled juices and teas too, all with the dates labeled which is helpful.

San Francisco has lots of places to shop for food but some pockets of the city are known as food…read moredeserts. There are now some places filling the gaps and needs of the neighborhood. At the Dog Patch neighborhood in San Francisco a few grocery stores are available. There is one place which seems located in the cuts on 22nd street close by the water. It's called Mainstay Market. Inside Mainstay Market you will find lots of fruits and vegetables. You will also find cake and muffins along with chips and soups. They have lots of cheese like feta along with lots of regional wines. This is a good market to grab organic fresh produce in the Dog Patch. Come here to pick up food for your lunch "break" they have food inside you can cook and "bake "you can also get some ice cream "raspberry cheese cake" and ingredients to make a smoothie or a "shake" Buy alcohol you can mix and "match " and also get some Baba small "batch" and for Christmas some tamales made from "scratch"at Mainstay Market at the "Dog Patch "

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Banana water for the win

Trader Joe's

3.7(355 reviews)

2.2 mi•Nob Hill

Trader Joe's is one of those places that somehow makes grocery shopping feel less like a chore…read more Prices are solid, especially for what you're getting, and they've got a bunch of random, interesting stuff you won't see in regular stores. Frozen section is honestly carrying half my meals. Not perfect though. Store gets tight and crowded, especially at peak hours, and sometimes you find something amazing... then it just disappears forever like it never existed. That part gets annoying. Still, overall? Easy 4 stars. Good value, fun finds, and way better vibe than your average supermarket.

Lots of floral choices from prepared bouquets to single variety of flowers to make your own…read morebouquet! Remember folks, Valentine's Day is tomorrow! Lots of snacks and treats to make a delicious meal at home to impress a love one. Tip: Earlier times are best when shopping at the Nob Hill TJ store.