26th & Guerrero Market

Great variety of merchandise. Take out foods unusual to American palate. Very cool atmosphere.

I love this place! Not the most economical, but gets the job done when you need produce or other groceries in a pinch.
Great selection of organic produce and groceries. They have almost everything I need on a regular basis to cook with, aside from maybe a few specialty items.
Great option when I don’t feel like trekking all the way to Whole Foods. And the staff are super friendly which seals the deal!
I can’t count the number of nights I’ve wandered here and left with a handful of items to make dinner with. This store is a total gem.

I love going to 26^th&Guerrero and getting lost in there they have such a huge variety of things, for one their wine and beer selection is phenomenal, great quality with a price variety that fits your budget. They also have wonderful hand crafted flowers bouquets to pick from daily. It’s just great having this store in my neighbors it’s always clean, fresh produce, nice music to listen to while you shop and has an original San Francisco character to it.

I love the store overall. They are a bit pricey but your getting what you pay for. But the old bitch that works there is really rude and is the reason why i do not go anymore. She has not only been rude to me, but my auntie that has gone. My auntie and her three year old were trying to figure out what type of juice they wanted, and that bitch kept sneaky around the corner, giving them dirty looks, and checking up on them as if they were stealing. Then after the 2^nd time of checking on them asked why they were taking so long. so rude! She has given me attitude numerous times as well to other few people i know. For being such a nice store she doesn’t fit and needs to go. The other men that work there are wonderful and super nice, so I am confused on why they hired such a grumpy old bitch. Therefore, the get a one star since most of my interactions are with this old bitch. & they should not be rated $$, since it’s expensive but of course these yippies and techies would think its affordable. its more of a $$$ or $$$$. be realistic

$ 8 minimum to use a debit or credit card wouldn’t sell me a water even when I offered to pay an extra fee. Then was really rude about it and said «welcome to San Francisco» um no good luck to you.

One of my recent best discoveries living in the noe. They have a lot of esoteric good items for sure. I also like some of their home made jams a lot. The wine collection is amazing and all the handwritten comments I end up spending a lot of time learning about them! It is little pricey I would say but nothing more than than buying in whole foods and the quality is great.

Expensive, but you pay for convenience. Absolutely awesome selection of stuff and incredibly nice and helpful staff.

Great little corner market. Great wine and beer selection. Not getting the full five stars because it is pricey as some other reviewers have noted. But other than that, no complaints, great selection on all items considering the size of the store. Organic Straus milk, yogurt, good dairy selection overall, they even carry Byblos which is somewhat hard to find. Check them out if you’re in the area.

For a neighborhood market, this one is a cut above the rest. The market has a number of fresh fruits and veggies, they sell freshly baked bread, there is a wide variety of staples and they have an impressive wine selection. In general, I have always been very satisfied with the quality of the items they sell. The one drawback is the price. While I expect a neighborhood market to cost more, some of the prices here make me think twice about walking the extra distance to a less convenient location.

Not a bad spot. I’ve never gotten the produce or «grocery» items, but I’ve on many days run in for one of the refrigerated sandwiches, wraps, Peasant Pies, other light eats, kombuchas, and /​or protein drinks when in the neighborhood. Once or twice I’ve made a champagne run here (only as a courier, not an imbiber), and I once went just to get Tabasco for a household in need of un-​blandness. The folks at the register are polite, and I’ve never seen the place crowded. Shopping here is simple and pleasant.

Great corner market. Has everything from parsley to organic dark chocolate with almond and sea salt. Prices are reasonable and selection is good, particularly for those last minute items you forgot at the grocery store but need close and in a pinch.

The selection here is unbelievable. Not only do they carry every item you can think of, but they carry three different kinds of said weird item. Need miso paste? They have three kinds. Local honey? Three kinds. Tamari soy sauce? Three kinds. Liquid aminos? Okay, just one kind, but seriously, liquid aminos?
The only place they’re lacking a little is in the produce department, where the selection is a bit thin and the prices are a bit steep.

I live less than a block away and I shop here at least once a week. Yes, it’s a bit on the pricey side, but they have a lot of great-​tasting food and beverages (lots of it organic) — from granola cereal, to cheeses, to fruit, and beers. It will surprise you with the amount of things you can find in this relatively small store. It may not be able to completely replace those trips to Safeway or Costco, but it’s worth it for the convenience, variety, and friendly service.

Thank you 26^th and Guerrero Market for feeding me over the past 3 years. I love everything about you. I love the esoteric items hidden away in your shelves. I love the new treats you find for me and offer up. I love that one time I just bought 2 bottles of wine and some Ny-​Quil, and you weren’t judgemental at all.
You have everything I need: nice wine, cheap wine, protein shakes, tasty hummus, yummy frozen food, coffee, and booze. Oh and Ny-​Quil. Take me I’m yours.
You guys have almost made me a vegetarian — and liked it. And one day you guys will probably succeed. And I also know you’re totally cool and non-​judgemental about the fact I’m not there yet.

This place is so awesome, I would get an apartment near it if I was house-​hunting. I lived a block away for a year and did all of my shopping here and at the Noe Valley Farmer’s market. I went to Trader Joe’s maybe three times in that year.
Amazingly, they do have everything. An incredible selection. Items are easy to find. Prices are really reasonable. The people who work here are super friendly and will help you find anything.
I got organic milk, raw milk cheese, extra virgin oils, imported crackers, organic soups and toiletries here. They have a great wine selection with several affordable bottles. The chocolate selection is out of this world. There are many ethnic foods here that are hard to find even in big grocery stores. I rarely bought produce because the farmer’s market is better but when I did, it was good quality. They always have fresh and unique bouquets of flowers too.
Best corner store ever.

I’ve been shopping here since I moved to the neighborhood four years ago, and it’s always a lovely experience. Going to a party? Great place to stop in for flowers, champagne, wine, beer, etc. If you’re sick you can get cough drops, and if you’re achy you can pick up bath salts.
The quality control is thorough on the produce, and nothing is ever bad (except maybe the occasional old onion). The produce prices are high, but no higher than Rainbow or Bi-​Rite, which are standard for the neighborhood. The grocery prices are better than Bi-​Rite.
The most important thing is that it’s been the same employees the whole time, and they are very friendly and helpful. I can only assume it means they pay a living wage and treat them well.
Fantastic selection of red wines, white could be better… and lots of options including vegan for frozen desserts. What could be better in a corner store?

This grocery store has EVERYTHING… can I say everything? It reminds me of stores in Italy, where they are tiny but seemingly carry everything that you need to make a dinner or just snack. Here, they have produce, canned goods, wines, hard alcohol, gourmet chocolates, refrigerated foods, coffee, flowers, and tons of organic food. Yes, it’s not cheap, but you just pay a little extra for convenience. The people that run it are always friendly.
FYI — credit card minimum minimum is $ 8, but it is easy to spend that here!

I love this market.
The produce is organic, the foods are well chosen, and the folks who work there are absolutely lovely.
I am usually in a yucky mood when I go in — tired and feeling broke, and I always walk out happy.
This market has a wonderfully hand-​picked selection of yummies.
Check it out!

Corner stores pose a unique dilemma for the obsessed Unilocaler. Generally, San Francisco is compact enough that any truly Unilocal-​beloved restaurant, or even coffee shop or ethnic grocery, is worth checking out, even if it’s across town. But a corner store? People usually love them for their proximity to home more than anything, so following the trail of 5-​star reviews to some out-​of-​the-​way neighborhood is sort of paradoxical.
Lucky for me, I commute by bike, so pretty much anything that’s more or less on the way to work could be considered «my neighborhood». At the very least it’s convenient to swing by. Such is the case with just about anything in the Mission, so I thought I’d check out 26^th & Guerrero to see what all the fuss was about.
The funny thing is, you just might want to go out of your way for this place, as it’s a miniature marvel of meticulousness. They’ve got every possible thing a corner store could carry and then some – groceries, snacks, booze (including a Shiner Black I’ve never even seen in Texas), cosmetics – all packed into this tiny space and so fastidiously organized it’s awe-inspiring…almost zen-​inducing. Seriously, I’d love to just come here and meditate for a few minutes every morning. Even the old, suburban, Costco-​loving part of my brain (which always screams that corner stores are a rip-​off taking advantage of lazy people who don’t plan ahead) was impressed. I didn’t look too hard at the prices but they seemed fair enough. No gouging like Valencia Whole Foods, that’s for sure.

Becca, if you’re reading this, let’s just be friends again. I mean, this is YOUR store in YOUR neighborhood, and since we’re not friends anymore, I feel like there’s an unspoken rule about me not shopping here again…
See, I used to have a best friend who lived down the street from this little gem. She was vegan and they always had plenty of food to fill her (and me!) up. They also have an impressive wine selection and lots of choices at all price points. Cheese is a big one here– there are many varieties and not at outrageous prices. They also carry the usual pre-​made ready-​to-​eat vegetarian and vegan sandwiches/​salads/​pastas that most health food and organic produce stores carry. UNLIKE most health food and organic produce markets, they also sell cigarettes, which suits this healthy eater/​unhealthy inhaler just fine. I’d like a little tar with my non-​gmo apples and RSBT-​free turkeys, thankyouverymuch. It’s all about balance, people…
Additionally, the shop owners are absolute Rock Star Saints, who make a point to know the neighbors and always treated us like family when we ventured in for booze and snacks. Also– they have some interesting, eco-​friendly (er) fire «logs», which are not logs at all, but actually bags of some environment friendly (er) materials that burn just as well as those nasty old duraflames and don’t do as much damage. SHOP HERE NOW if you live in the neighborhood. And seriously, Bec, let me know if there’s ever a good time to stop in here and grab some goat cheese and champagne.