Ibis Market

In search of a Powerball ticket vendor we stopped at Ibis Market. Got the tickets. Then we explored the market. Wow! What a fabulous local neighborhood treasure. We bought Chicken Sharma, babaghanouj, dolmas and fresh bread. All was fantastic. Wine pricing is really competitive.
We love to support local businesses. Ibis Market has definitely earned a spot on our favorites list. Owners are delightful, food is exquisite, wine is well priced… and yes, they sell lottery tickets

I’ve been coming here during lunch break ever since I started working at a dental office right around the corner back in June.
Since the first day that I came in here, I’ve been welcomed by warms smiles. The guy in the back who makes the sandwiches is great, very attentive and always gets your order right. The lady in the front (cashier) does not fall behind, always making sure you found whatever you needed.
These guys have been amazing to me, and fellow coworkers. Whenever I need food and fast because of a short lunch break, Ibis Market is there for me. A big thanks to everyone in the store, and keep up the great work!

Great deli and always friendly owners.

I have been coming here for over two years and these lovely people make the best baba ghanoush and dolmas in San Diego. Actually, everything they make is delicious from the jajek to the fava bean salad to the hummus and the Armenian potato salad. I have recommended this place to many of my friends and they all say the same. The owner and his family are wonderful people and so very helpful. A true gem in San Diego.

Filthy window display of dirty carpet .old table and chairs … Extension cord and fire extinguisher. In the corner window … Do they just want to make the place purposely un inviting? Well it is… with rude service. Not at all what Mission Hill deserves… There attitude and service is lacking… however, it could be improved if the owners had any interest …

This place this awesome! The food they prepare here is absolutely delicious. My husband and I frequent this place weekly and it never fails to be just as good as the time before.

Little neighborhood market with all the essentials. Kind of embarrassing, though, that you have to ask to SEE the condom selection. The place was a little dirty as well, but everything was stocked and faced. A couple pluses and a couple minuses.

A cool neighborhood store. Lots of craft beers, though they could be better organized and they have a decent wine selection. They have lots of items that you’d need in a pinch, but since they’re not real well stocked produce-​wise, I wouldn’t consider them a full grocery store.
They do have a nice deli — the roast chicken is my favorite though it’s smaller and a bit pricier than the major grocery chains. Still, it’s so flavorful that it’s well worth it. The deli has lots of Middle Eastern items, but they also turn out a good sandwich. My usual is the Ibis Special with turkey, avo, bacon, cheese. I’ve never been disappointed by anything I purchased here.
This is a family run operation and they’re very friendly and helpful. Every neighborhood should have a market like this.

I really love ibis market, not only are the people that work there wonderful, but they have everything you like. I always go there and get something from the deli. Also, they have the most delicious sandwiches you can eat. They also have many middle eastern food and I think that their selection of food is just over the top. Mostly they have the best selection of beer and wine and liquor. If you will visit this place you will love it and want to come there everyday. This is just the place to come and have lunch and dinner or to get something to drink.

I love a good sandwich for lunch. This place has a good deli, good selection of sodas and great humus!

LOVE the deli! I always order the turkey/​bacon/​avocado on wheat with no lettuce. Sooooo delicious! I also love their tabouli, roasted vegetables, dolma, babaganoush (I don’t know if I spelled that right but I’m sure you get what I’m sayin’) and the falafel… what else am I missing? Oh yeah and you can’t go wrong with their baklava and their amazing rotisserie chicken!

Oddly convenient, affordable, and friendly. In particular their Deli is a godsend whenever I want to foods to a party. They have an incredible selection of delicious mediterranean foods that cost less than it would for me to do it myself. They seem proud of what they do and how they do it. This is local at its finest.

I love the deli here so much that I drive down from Carmel Valley to shop here. Their hummus and dolmeh are to die for. They also have an incredibly delicious yogurt-​garlic-​cucumber dip that is out of this world. The staff is extremely friendly and helpful, and keep offering you tastings of their various offerings. The deli is definitely worth the drive.

I just returned to Boston after a lovely trip to SD One highlight of my trip was eating some EXCELLENT food from Ibis market, especially the stuffed grape leaves and the roasted vegetable dish! WOW that was fabulous! I even called them after trying to research that recipe and it’s an original ! So I’ll just have to return to have more. Too bad they don’t ship it. That’s a keeper! Also, love the new set up in store and the
variety is great. I’ll be back! Mary Lou… Boston 8÷10÷12

This market is super convenient for me since i live just two blocks away. It’s nice to be able to just walk there if I need to pick up something fast instead of having to drive to Albertson’s. The owners are always so nice and helpful. they have gone out of their way many times to help if I need something. A few months back I was craving hummus and thought why not try it, especially since it was homemade. Now I am so hooked! I don’t know how they do it but the baba ghanoush is simply to die for. The best I’ve ever had. I will definitely be tasting the other deli items because it all looks amazing.

Love the food here. Fresh and homemade delicious middle eastern dishes. A whole rotisserie chickens for 6.99 and a great deli. A must see and must try!

My partner and I stopped at Ibis Market. My partner needed to use the restroom. My partner feels uncomfortable using the restroom unless he buys something at an establishment. We went in and he picked up a candy bar, went to the counter and to pay for it and asked to use the restroom.
The woman behind the conter said we don’t have one. I thought this was very strange because I am from Florida and I believe there, by law if you sell food, you have to provide a public restroom. so I asked where she used the restroom. She that was not the issue ! I said it was the issue because my partner needs to use the restroom. She reponded back that it was ! Obviously they had one. She did not want him to use it.
Let me also add that we were 2 white males, My partner 60 and he had a neck brace on (recent surgery) Me 40. both of us casually dressed and clean cut.
She seemed a little but not entirely surprised when I told him to put the candybar down and we would take our money elsewhere. We left ! Trust me… never to return.
We ended up at a Starbucks nearby. Both of us bought coffee’s and we both used the restoom and guess what… we did not even have to ask to use the restroom.
So I really don’t know what the problem was. My first thought is that they don’t like gay people. This woman was obviously from another country and sometime people who come here to this country also bring their attitudes as well. Really too bad.
In any event. They have no public restroom at this establishment ! The woman was rude and obnoxious ! The store itself has a really run down appearance. It looks like a place you definitely don’t want to go into after dark, even in the day it looks dangerous. After all it is a glorified liquor store. We only went in only because we were desperate and needed to use the restroom.
Needless to say. We won’t be spending any of our money there. We have a friend that used to shop there and after us telling him our story, he is now going to shop somewhere else. He is fairly influential in the community and will get the word spread about this place. We feel good about that.
What I say is… Stay away from Ibis Market !!!
I am just so thankful that we have a place like Unilocal.Businesses do not have the last say after all ! Thank you Unilocal for being here for us. I wish I could give you a big wet kiss.

Oh my goodness!
We just ate a complete dinner from Ibis and it was awesome! Rotisserie pork, tabbouleh, hummus, bean salad, pita bread and lebni cheese.
The kids loved it, my pregnant wife thought I was a hero and most importantly it was jaw dropping delicious. Sigh… totally not hungry, but I still want more…
best of all — NO DISHES!

I heart Ibis.
Besides the fact that everyone that works there remember’s me, asks me where I’ve been when I haven’t been in for a week, and treats me so well… okay, no besides the fact… that’s the reason this place rocks.
Oh yeah, AND they have delicious Greek food at the deli, their prices are especially reasonable considering they are a mom and pop shop, and you just feel welcome going there.
The Baklava (sp?)…out of this world. The hummus… delish. Never been big on Bahbah Ghanoush (sp?), but theirs is definitely good. The tabouli… out of this world!
Try the sampler box at the deli… it incorporates the hummus, ganoush, a garlicky-​bean salad, and pita for a nominal price. Finish with the baklava…“OY VEY”…so happy.
Fresh veggies/​fruit, ample deli, wonderful assortment of Greek fresh food, small but well-​stocked grocery section, plentiful beverage choice, PEOPLE WHO REMEMBER YOU AND BECOME THAT SHOP DOWN THE STREET… yeah…this is a favorite of mine.
Did I say… I HEART IBIS?

Deli is delicious and not expensive. Good beer and wine selection. They carry Nobilo, my favorite sauvignon blanc. The grocery items are all a bit over priced and, considering that Von’s is only 45 seconds away, it takes away their right to have connivance store prices.
As for the other reviews about the rude staff, not feeling it. They have always been pretty friendly and even opened a new thing of cheddar for me right before they closed because I had a hankering for a ham and cheddar sammy.