This Asian market has been opened in the neighborhood for roughly 6 months, and I was surprised to…read moresee not a single review for it posted on Yelp. That's fine, fellow Yelpers. I will be more than happy to do the honors. Inside this corner market houses a butcher shop that caters more to the Asian diet specializing in pork and pig parts galore. Pork blood anyone? If you're looking for a beef product turn around and exit where you entered because you won't find beef anywhere inside the shop. That said it can get quite busy inside as this is only one of two Asian butcher shops in the neighborhood, a community with constant growth among the Asian population. There is also fresh poultry inside although I'm assuming the chickens are processed at another location and only delivered here for sale. They have an assortment of fresh fish both laying on ice or still swimming in several fish tanks. There are several open air freezer units where you can find assorted frozen fish or poultry products vacuum sealed in thick plastic. I only browsed at some of these and most seem to originate from Asian countries. When I do shop here it's generally for their fresh fruit and not for their vegetables or dried goods. They carry a large assortment of bottled and jarred Asian sauces and condiments, but their prices seem to be slightly higher than stores where I frequent. They also carry a limited selection of refrigerated items such as fresh tofu, noodles, wonton wrappers and things of that nature. I'm very picky when it comes to picking up fresh vegetables and especially when I buy leafy greens I prefer a higher leaf to stem ratio. Many Asian markets trim their greens before they go out on the shelves so when you purchase it and bring it home to prepare there is actually less waste to go in the compost bin and more vegetable to go on the plate. That doesn't seem to be the case here. Often it looks like leafy vegetables go straight from the box and onto the shelves which isn't necessarily a bad thing just not my preference. Fresh fruits are usually piled high on open carts outside the store, and I have found some great buys (cheap) on things like limes, mangoes, oranges and various melons in the past. Because the area has high foot traffic and sits at a busy bus stop the turnaround for fresh fruit to be put out is pretty good. I often wait for one of the workers to replenish the carts with fresh fruits before I jump in to pick out my fruits before other shoppers.

If you want to buy fresh fork , you look for right place , they have two time a day bring fresh…read morefork to sell ,

A seriously unique farmers market with tons to look at and peruse. This isn't a tourist spot so it…read morereally is a local gem. They have everything from flowers, eggs, honey, mushrooms and almond butters. It really is such a fun spot! The booths are set up in an orderly fashion and the fruit samples at the booths are the cherry on top.

I wanted to buy oro the blanco from this place. They have two spots: one in the kiosk and one in a…read moretent. At the kiosk, the seller said $5 for 6 pcs.This Tent Place is Dirty. In the tent, there were two kinds: one in a plastic bag and one without. I chose 6 pcs. But the lady in the tent said $5 for only 5 pieces. I asked why the price is different?. She explained: the plastic bags are already set - 5 big pcs $5, 6 medium pcs $5, or 7 small pcs $5. I'm the Owner she said. Then she told the kiosk lady very rudely, "You can't give 6 pieces if the customer chooses." Please be careful if you go.

Fresh produce, meats and lots of Latin American foods, spices and variety items for home.read more

Sr. Humberto: We were APPALLED by the treatment we received today at this supermarket. A cashier by…read morethe name of "Lesly" called one of us "vieja ridícula" upon check out. We asked for you/management, but the staff ("Lesly" and her two colleagues) refused to answer or help us. Instead, they either looked away or blatantly refused to call you/the manager. Even when we called later on the phone, they hung up on us after hearing "is the manager there?" To management: Please train your staff to be respectful to customers. It is unacceptable to insult customers and use profanities or agist language. We will never step here again. ZERO STARTS.

Sometimes they have cheap avocados. Tonight they had some for $1. If you go inside, they have…read morebigger ones for $1.30 or $2. It is convenient for me because I pick up some pastries across the street or eat at Chef Hunan. Usually there is no line at around 7:30pm.

Excellent local Latin market. Lots of variety. Good prices for the area. Nice people in the store…read moreto help you. Excellent meat counter. I will be back to El Chico in the future.

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.

I dropped by the store to pick up some groceries and was impressed by the variety they offer…read more The staff were attentive and efficient. I'm all about supporting local businesses, and I'll definitely be back again!

Adel is great! Excellent customer service…read more I love supporting small businesses and Fruit Barn definitely deserves it. They have fresh basil here (unlike Whole Foods a few blocks away haha). Also, I was able to find coconut milk here unlike WF and the other only grocery store within the neighborhood.

Have been buying at Earl's for years. Their organic produce is super fresh. The staff is…read moreprofessional and very kind.

Earls Organics is the place you want to get your Organic Produce. Not only do they have a great…read morevariety of produce, but the staff is knowledgeable and very professional. Plus.... Earl is the Best!!

Harvest Hills Market is quite alright. It is a nice little natural foods store adjacent to Precita…read morePark. The store was established in 1918 as Cancilla Market. I'm not sure when it became Harvest Hills Market. The current Harvest Hills Market has a nice selection of organic produce, a whole wide range selections of Amy's Soups, other essentials such as non-dairy yogurt, non-dairy milk, hummus, tofu, & more. The prices overall are a bit costly yet if you live in the neighborhood might be more convenient to pick up some items. Pro tip: keep your eye out for specials. When I was last here they had two containers of organic strawberries for just $3 which is a good deal. I'll be back next time I'm in the area!

Ive lived in the hood for 25 years. Harvest is convenient. That is what the 1 star is for. And…read morelikely why anyone shops there. Literally there is something spoiled, old, rotten or expired in every food item I have purchased. Aside from being way overpriced, they do not behave like a neighborhood spot. I've brought rotting fruit/avocados back-they never allow for a return its not their problem. it IS their problem. I just bought some chips-$7. SO STALE I ALMOST BROKE A TOOTH. like really? are they trying to be terrible neighbors? it could be so good, its in a great neighborhood wherer people support buying local. But there is zero reciprocity. i am so DONE. Save some cash, go a few blocks up to mission st to casa lucas or guadalupe.

I thought I'd be making all my own baby food but it turns out I barely have enough time to feed…read moremyself! Claire makes such awesome purees, all organic and super fresh. You order online, and she delivers right to your door, and even pre-freezes it into ice cubes if you like. My baby's a good eater in general, but he loves everything on her menu. I love that she has the chicken liver and bone marrow items - two protein sources I don't usually cook at home myself, and so nutrient dense.

What? Why has no one reviewed Big Dipper Baby Food yet? (This will be a short review, because I…read morehave a needy baby and all.) But wow, this stuff is great. Grass-fed beef marrow, pink daal, parsnips, roasted liver--my kid now eats far better than I do! Unreal and superb flavor combinations, ridiculously high-quality ingredients, and an easy home delivery option. I 1000% wholeheartedly endorse Big Dipper Baby Foods. And the kid scarfs it.

Cute shop with artisanal and unique goods! This is the perfect shop to check out if you're looking…read morefor a food gift, if you're into food or looking for specialty ingredients. They have a ton of cool pantry items from olive oils, tinned fish, pastas, spices & condiments and more. They also have bakery items including bread from local bakeries like Tartine, and chocolates, candy and other sweet treats too.

I wandered into this location for the first time looking for some cute culinary gifts for…read moreChristmas. They have a ton of cute things from snacks to drinks to random kitchen wares. This particular location seems to have less inventory than the Hayes Valley location but that's understandable as they probably have less foot traffic - there were maybe two other shoppers in the store at the same time as me. I'm a slow shopper so I meandered through the entire store for a bit before choosing a box of candy near the front of the store. I would have wanted 3 boxes but only saw the one box sitting by itself so I asked the only staff member I saw if they had any more. He said something along the lines of "we're not Safeway, we don't have a bunch of inventory laying around" - kind of cold and unfriendly so I didn't even try to ask if other locations might have any or if there was any other similar products he could recommend. I just bought the one item but if I had felt a bit more welcome, I would have potentially bought several more gifts. YMMV.