The hot food! Especially Thursdays!…read moreFilipino food baby! Pricey, but worth it since I am rich.

From SoCal and this felt a lot like erewhon. I think the deli section was actually better though…read more This mortadella (locally sourced) is out of this world. Picked up some cave aged cheese too. Would be here regularly if I lived in the area.

I absolutely love Trader Joe's no matter where I am in the United States, so I was beyond thrilled…read morewhen we got to our hotel in San Francisco and realized there was one just a block away! We were in San Francisco for about a week, and having a Trader Joe's so close was a total lifesaver. We could easily stop in and grab breakfast foods, snacks, and, of course, our favorite peanut butter cups. It saved us from having to spend a ton of money eating out for breakfast every morning, and we were able to stock up on snacks that lasted us for the entire trip. This Trader Joe's was definitely a different experience than the one we're used to back home in the St. Louis suburbs. Since it was right in the city, you actually had to take an escalator down to get into the store, which was kind of fun and unexpected. I also felt like there was surprisingly more room in the aisles than I expected for a city location. The checkout line was a completely different story! It wrapped around the store, which honestly gave me a little anxiety because I felt like I needed to hurry and get everything because the line looked like it was going to take forever. But they had a ton of checkers working, and the line actually moved incredibly fast. Before I knew it, we were checked out and on our way. It was just really nice to be somewhere familiar while experiencing a totally different version of Trader Joe's in another city. Having one so close to our hotel made our trip easier, more affordable, and a little more fun. And yes, we absolutely stocked up on those peanut butter cups!

This TJ's is conveniently located in downtown and has the most interesting people in there,…read moreincluding workers who enjoy their jobs so much, they're singing with the 80s music piping through the speakers. I like getting my sweet and savory snacks here, as they're comparably less cost with less unwanted ingredients than other places. Lines can get long here but it moves pretty quickly.

Bi-Rite is a San Francisco institution! Always a little nostalgic coming back here. Amazing…read moreselection of fresh produce, quality meats, cheeses, specialty foods, and beautiful flowers. Everything is thoughtfully curated, with lots of great local finds. I've always loved their ice cream shops, too! Parking is a challenge, but that's city life. Definitely a neighborhood gem, especially if you're lucky enough to live within walking distance. Great quality, great vibe, and always worth a visit!

They discriminate senior citizens…read more They discriminate senior citizens They discriminate senior citizens

We were in the area for a festival and were so excited when we saw this Japanese grocery store. It…read moreis a lot bigger on the inside than it looks and they have so much to look at. We had recently visited Japan and were interested to see if we'd find some of our favorite products here and were happily surprised were there. They have a large selection of prepared foods, including some incredible looking sushi (I wish we had bought some). The cold drinks had a great selection of options with some hard to find flavors and brands. From the produce to meat, seafood, and shelf stable items, it was overwhelming how much this store had. I loved the wide variety of candies and snacks. We picked up some new-to-us and some familiar items while we were here. I also picked up some spices and ingredients that are harder to find. The pricing on everything was very fair, and considering that a lot of these items are imported and not always easy to source, I was so excited! The staff was also friendly and efficient, since there was a festival going on the store was very crowded, but the check out lines moved quickly.

Such a great Japanese convenience store…read more They have everything from fresh sushi, candy, seaweed, noodles, produce, and so much more. Love stopping here when I need a quick snack or meal, and the tuna onigiri is my favorite. There's a ton of imported drinks and desserts as well. Definitely a must stop when you're wanting some asian goodies.

Asides from a couple of giant chain supermarkets in distant corners of the Outer Sunset, there…read morereally hasn't been a medium-sized market that is located in the heart of the community until Gus' Market expanded into its new location at 44th and Noriega. I love the convenience with easy parking, bus access and hey.. just plain walking over here to get whatever I need, as the selection is huge and the quality is high. The prices sometimes seem a bit more generally, but I love coming here for the Poke Bowls and loading up on dairy, fresh veggies and oh, there's a huge cheese counter halfway towards the back of the store. They have a full service deli counter with much higher quality than the big chain supermarkets. They have their own store brand items too, and always at least 3 cashiers ready to serve you when you finally check out. Picnic tables right outside to eat your lunch if you just gotta eat now! =)

Solid place! Love how they have little kid carts, fruit samples, and great service…read more Very organized but can feel a little tight when there are a lot of folks inside. Rotisserie chicken is alright. Reuben sandwich is delicious.

Amazon drop off + shopping…read more Glad that this location has a parking garage you can enter through Harrison St. Turns are tight so be careful driving in. Amazon drop of was very easy. It's towards the right side when you walk in. Scanned everything and turned it in. Friendly associate, Shopping was also a smooth experience. Layout of the store was similar to the other Whole Foods I'm used to so it was easy to find everything I needed. Self check out was easy to use. Friendly associates throughout the store too offering help if I needed anything.

This Whole Foods was the first Whole Foods in San Francisco when it first opened. If I wasn't their…read morevery first customer, I would've been one of their first 50 or so. It's sad to see what has happened to the store this year. I don't blame the store but homeless people now go into the store, help themselves to the food/salad bar, and simply walk out. I once saw a security guard point to the correct door in which to leave thru. if you want a pint of Ben & Jerry's ice cream, you have to ask a store employee. The corner of the store at 4th and Harrison St., used to actually have a great bar that served craft beer. You could order food and sit there and watch tv and talk to folks sitting nearby. The Whole Foods on Market Street at 8th had to close to similar conditions that this store is going through. I'd hate to see this SoMa store close but it seems to be getting that way. Soma Wally

good life grocery is the best. i love shopping local, and the employees are always so friendly and…read morekind. it's wonderful to have a grocery store in the neighborhood spreading positive energy. the store itself is quite small and some things may be priced higher than at a larger grocery store, but it's perfect for grabbing some quick things and in-season produce. highly recommend good life!

Like many San Francisco neighborhood markets, it's overpriced, but relative to how overpriced…read moreeverything else seems to be in Potrero Hill, it doesn't feel *that* overpriced. In fact, you can snag some good deals on produce and cheese here if you're willing to try something new. Speaking of produce, it's always beautiful here. I don't think I've ever seen an unappetizing leaf, fruit, or vegetable. I discovered this place after parking in front of it for the nearby library branch on the same day I listened to KEXP for the first time. I was prepping for an upcoming weekend excursion, and while I usually buy my groceries in the South Bay, closer to where I'm headed, I decided to change things up and get (mostly) everything in one fell swoop. I believe I got a prepackaged side dish that was delicious. And some fruits and carrots for the road ahead and the weekend beyond. I've returned a couple of times, and the people who work here have always been kind and helpful. It's a busy little place. Spend even a few minutes here, and you'll hear neighborhood acquaintances having friendly conversations about whatever. I got some really good cheese the last time I was here, after returning a book to the library. Are you sensing a theme?

Friendly staff, Fresh sushi, good variety of organic food. Thank you for being in Bernal Heights. I…read moreappreciate your service.

San Francisco has good places with good views on a clear day to could see different angles and…read moreparts of San Francisco from the different Heights. From Diamond Heights you can see Downtown Financial District San Francisco skyline and from Pacific Heights you can see the Marina and the Pacific Ocean and from Sutro Heights you can catch a glimpse of the Farallon Islands and from Bernal Heights you can see the view of the Mission District. One place in Bernal Heights where you can see and find good drink and food is at the Good Life Grocery on Cortland Avenue. The Good Life Grocery has two San Francisco locations. The first one is in Potrero Hill ( by Loard's Ice Cream) and the second location is in Bernal Heights. Inside the Good Life in Bernal Heights you will see organic produce , coffee , ice cream, and seafood. This place reminds of a Bi- Rite/ Whole Foods Market but with a Bernal Heights neighborhood vibe. They also sell food to go like sandwiches ,salads , sushi, and wraps. This is a good place to pick up anything from drinks and food and then go and enjoy the views at Bernal Heights Park of the Mission District and the Downtown San Francisco skyline. Good Life Grocery reminds me of the different city" Bi- Rites" they have a fine wine selection from local vineyards with reds and "whites"to pair well with some culinary "delights "the Good Life is open in the morning and closes at 8pm weekdays and weekend "nights " Then go to a park called "Bernal Heights" , and see the Mission District views and "sites " and on the other side of the park you can see the Bay Bridge and the Downtown "city lights" from a distance as you enjoy the Good Life's tasty drinks and "culinary bites"

Charming neighborhood market. I could envision living in the area and stopping by regularly. It has…read morea great selection for such a compact store, from fresh produce and everyday groceries to ready-to-eat meals like salads.

This market felt pretty pricey, but on the bright side it had all the essentials you'd need if you…read morelived in one of the nearby apartments. You can literally walk here from your apartment which a lot of times beats driving or ordering from a chain grocer. The interior is laid out well and they do a good job of keeping things stocked and clean. Staff is pretty friendly as well. I haven't tried their food items yet, but they looked pretty tasty as well.

There are very few full-sized grocery stores in San Francisco, California. It is a dense city,…read morewhere space is limited! Given that, i am very appreciative of this trader joe's. It has everything someone needs for their usual grocery shopping.

Have been coming to this location since they day they opened and have never had such a shitty…read moreexperience before..and they've had some pretty shitty cashiers at this location. Worst so far was Alexandria last night. Checking out...i asked for double bags and she grabs the bags and puts it in front of me. I'm confused so i ask her, am I suppose to bag these? She says "If you want.' I've never had to bag my groceries here so i say "i don't want to." Awkward silence and glares the rest of the transaction. After I pay, she rips the receipt out and throws it in the bag and immediately walks off. I'm like WTF? Why are you so pissed that i am asking you to do your job? I crumble up the receipt and throw it back at her. Entitled little snot.