Casa Guadalupe 2

You cannot beat their produce deals!

The new update to the store makes it really stand out against the competition around, even more so then before. Good selection & pricing makes me comeback every week

After having just moved to the Mission where there is a dearth of large grocery stores, Casa Guadalupe 2 is my new go to market for fresh fruits and veggies. Corn 4 for $ 1, White Peaches (OMG melt in your mouth) 3 lbs for $ 1 and Apricots 2 lbs for $ 1, I have never seen fruit this cheap and am forever a fan. The people who work there are friendly and it looks like the fruit is constantly being replenished; I saw them throwing out the yucky peaches. Some of the non-​produce items are overpriced, like household goods and cereal, but I can get those at Walgreens around the corner. I also saw ceviche at $ 7.99/lb sitting by the register but it looked questionable… maybe next time if I’m feeling adventurous :)

By far, best price on bananas and banana like objects in San Francisco. Like Plantains and Saba (the Danny Devito looking Bananas). Plantains are typically .79/​lb. and Saba are typically .50/​lb. The banana bargain come in NOT getting green ones-​those are full price. Purchase semi ripe or ripe ripe and save, they are .50/​lb. Today I went in and got organic ripe for .50, and you just can’t beat that price. And I do not care about organic status at all. Banana shmanana.
On the flip side, on my 1^st visit a couple weeks back, at the suggestion of someone I was with, I purchased 2 juice beverage thingies (some hip fermented tea something or another) which we drank 2 days ago. 2 days ago it was May 27^th. The sell by date was April 20^th. I bought them on May 15^th. $ 4 each. Still delicious, but how dodgy.

It is ridiculously cheap… how can you go wrong? Tons of produce and a butcher in the back make this my quick stop before heading home from work for last minute dinner ingredients!

This is one of my favorite SF markets! The downtown markets are full of over-​priced, poor quality items, and Casa Guadalupe is a refreshing change to such unacceptability. They have the freshest, cheapest, cleanest fruits and vegtables around, and a great butcher.
They also have a wide variety of Mexican products including, quesos, chicharrones, and I even saw Bacalao (salted dried cod), there! All for EXTREMELY REASONABLE PRICES. The lady who is at the counter is very friendly too! I am thankful to have a go to place like this and have found it well worth the trip from nob hill. Thanks Casa Guadalupe 2

this place is really great for cheap produce, but i got some chicken there and went out and grilled it that night. the next morning i was sick as a dog puking all over the place. beware the meat is all im saying.

This is our local market and we are here daily. Fresh produce, milk, eggs, cheese and packaged items. A small selection of frozen items and a large selection of dried herbs and spices. Also a small meat butcher in the back is always open and has select meats and fish. Fresh ceviche, homemade salsa, guacamole and tamales too!

Dirt cheap produce that’s pretty well stocked, and they carry lots of stuff that I’m in the market for:
— Mexican glass bottle Coke (355mL or 500mL) for under $ 2
— Smaller-​sized cans of chipotle peppers, chickpeas and black beans for single serving needs
— Good looking tomatoes and other produce at startlingly low prices (though I was disappointed to not find many quality avocadoes)
This market would easily be five stars if it wasn’t for the kick scooters provided to small children, similar to the ‘miniature grocery carts” that some chains offer for the sole purpose of annoying other customers. Every time I visit, between 2 – 5 small, unruly children are zipping around the store on kick scooters and today I almost (maybe purposely) tripped over one. Grocery store /​= a place for children on a sugar high.
So don’t come here if you’re easily annoyed by unsupervised children. Otherwise it’s a terrific place for produce on the cheap.

All the produce is fresh, the meat is some of the best quality you will find anywhere, the butcher is really good if its not out just ask he will either get it or cut it straight off the beast.
This is the place where those of us who live in the MIssion go, as opposed to those who reside in the Mission and shop at overpriced crap holes such as Whole Foods and the Rainbow Grocery.
Get a clue and start supporting the shops where you live you idiot white bred yuppy Mission Fashionistas

Thank you for giving me tons of vegetables and herbs for ¼ of the price of safeway.

I hit this place up for a party I was throwing. I made my own veggie platter but also needed plantains for a South American dish. This place is good and CHEAP! Got most of my ingredients and my own groceries, so like four or five heavy bags all for $ 40.00. Really good way of getting fruit into your diet without having to spend a ton.

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 brisket $ 2.99/lb (I think). A noticed that there’s an entire aisle dedicated to the Goya brand, so if that’s your favorite brand, it’s here. $ 1.99 for Ritter Sport bars. I needed a new jar of jam and there’s nearly a half aisle dedicated to jams & jellies from around the world (e.g. Italy, Peru, Switzerland).

Wow! I spent 10 bucks here yesterday and the bag was so heavy, I could hardly carry it. Ten dollars got me:
1. Nice red roma tomatoes
2. 1 perfect avocado
3. 6 poblano chiles for my chicken stew
4. a small bunch of baby bananas
5. 1 red onion and 1 huge white onion
6. 6 limes
7. cilantro
8. celery
9. green onions
10. 3 huge yukon gold potatoes
They also have a huge meat counter in the back. I love this place and all the great produce they have to offer at bargain prices.

Casa Guadalupe 2 is a decently sized Latin-​American grocery with a good selection of products from outside the US as well as within. I’d like to see more produce, but for now I’ll just buy that elsewhere.

Best produce in the barrio. You can buy fresh heirloom tomatoes, plantians, yuca, jicama, tuna (cactus apples), nopales and ten cent jalepenos, all manner of tongue and inards, right along side candles of Pope John Paul and an assortment of worthy saints. I love this place.

A huge selection of cheap and fresh produce… and that’s just on the sidewalk. Check out the bins on the inside for an even bigger selection. Use the money that you saved from shopping here instead of Safeway and go get a slice o’ pie from Mission Pie ’round the corner.

I’m always amazed at just how much they have in that tiny place. We frequently run over for produce, but every once in a while I need some random ingredient and am always thankful when they save me a trip to the supermarket. I have checked out many of the other local markets and this one if my favorite.

My precious local market, Casa Guadalupe has great meat at the counter and the produce is well priced. The only downside is that sometimes the produce really sucks right before they receive a new shipment. I only need to go to Safeway once a month or less now, and I usually only go there because we’ve run out of rice.

Down for an impromptu barbeque? CG has all your bases covered. Fresh fruits and veggies, check! Fish, Beef or Foul, check! Briquettes/​Mesquite, Check! (Overpriced) Beer, check! Spices and Queso Fresco, Check! Fresh Tortilla, Check! If Valencia Farmers Market is closed CG is my fall back plan.