San Francisco Food

Good Selection

1. Church Produce

Neighborhood: Noe Valley

This place used to be AWESOME. Now it's over-priced and yuppified.   When I was a kid I used to stop here on my way home from the school bus stop up…

2. The Jug Shop

Neighborhood: Nob Hill

The Jug Shop is a family owned and operated San Francisco landmark. The store moved across the street a few years ago into a bigger and more…

3. Grant & Green Market

Neighborhood: North Beach/Telegraph Hill

This is one of my neighborhood spots so it's about time i give em a shout out.   Let me paint you guys a picture.  It's 1:30 and you're at grant and…

4. Antonelli's Meat…

Neighborhood: Laurel Heights

I've been shopping at Antonelli's for over 10 years and it is my go to place for raw meat products.  They have awesome dry aged steaks, heirloom pork,…

5. Casa Guadalupe 2

Neighborhood: Mission

Love this place. Just go check it out.   Cheap, yummy produce. One small pineapple for 99 cents, perfectly sized for me.  Full meat counter. Beef…

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Good Value

1. Mike's Liquors

Neighborhood: Excelsior

The services was 5 stars until I called to schedule a pickup and got serious attitude from the guy on Mike's end.  The pickup service could be a…

2. San Francisco Wine…

Very friendly wine shop, with a great selection of both good value and quality wine - their spirit selection isn't half bad either.   I also recommend…

3. Castro Cheesery

Neighborhood: Castro

They have pastries in a cake dish on top of the big cooler for $1.25 that also don't take a bite out of your diet. Perfect size and price.  Sweet…

4. Jackson Market

Neighborhood: Nob Hill

Alright...I came here specifically for the beef jerky. Didn't get a good look at the other stuff in the store, so I can't vouch for it. Not too…

5. The Cheese School of…

Neighborhood: North Beach/Telegraph Hill

Finding someone who can dish out good wine recommendations here in the Bay Area is easy, but finding someone that knows every miniscule detail about…

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