Glen Park Market

I absolutely refuse to support this small corner store. Absolutely. Refuse. The owner is an asshole. The first time I went in, I went to get a Red Bull and tried to give him my card but before I even pulled it out he shouted it was cash only, in the nastiest voice, and with the most disgusted face. I thought, okay, maybe he’s having a bad day but I’m still going to stay away from this store if it’s possible to go somewhere else. Well, today, at like 6:30 am I wanted a Red Bull. and there was nowhere else to go. I thought I’d give it another try but right before I walked in, a POC walked in before me. And the same man that was so rude to me once before was standing right at the door and had IMMEDIATELY started following the man around, and looking him up and down. Right when I saw that, I walked out before I was even all the way in. I had just started crossing the street when the owner was shouting «GET OUT OF HERE! NOW!» to the man of color that had tried to walk in. I turn around, and the horrible, horrible owner was on the phone (I assume with the police?). And I’m at the bus stop across the street, and the man who was kicked out of the store walked away with his head in the ground :(
Seriously NO ONE should support racist business owners. And this isn’t the only bad review on here about this guy. I’m disgusted and even if it was the last store left, I wouldn’t even give this business a penny of mine.

The woman is okay. The man is stupidly arrogant. I mean «I am so special because I own a little dinky store».

Why can’t this place close down so something of quality can be at this prime location?
The owners are awful. I honestly think they’re racist. They won’t give a second glance at (some) white people, but will definitely stare down/​stalk all other minorities. I hate going in here. I only go here when I DESPERATELY need something and I don’t have time to go elsewhere (I often walk to Buddies Market instead).
The prices are high, the items are crap. If you’re going to pay the premium, then go to Canyon Market instead.
Avoid this place like the plague!

This place is alright. I like it that they have scratcher lottery tickets and good choices of snacks. I don’t like is that they don’t accept debit cards and credit cards. They should start doing that. I would shop here more often if they did. The people here are nice.

They have a boss selection of snacks here. They even have those xtra spicy hot cheetos and experimental dorito flavors.
Not sure why people say its expensive, seems like standard SF corner store prices to me — not a bad place to pick up a snack and beer before heading on the bus or the BART.

Some people just should not «work» with the public. I am choosing to spend my money elsewhere. It is worth it to walk one more block and spend my money elsewhere. You should not support a business that has no respect for their customers.

Really? The 5 or so times I’ve been in this place they couldn’t be bothered to extend the slightest bit of courtesy to a paying customer (or at least, not to the paying customer who happened to be me). They acted like they were doing *me* a favor.
Look, I don’t need them to be my best friend. I can’t stand stores where cashiers try to engage me in uncomfortable, management-​scripted conversation during check out (I’m looking at you, Safeway). But I do expect at least a grunt approximating the words «Thank» and «you» when I’m contributing to the bottom line of a business.
On at least one visit I heard the cashier say those very words to the person in line ahead of me, so it’s not for lack of knowing better. Maybe I didn’t meet the minimum purchase required for the polite acknowledgement of me giving them my money.
Well, I’m not having any of it. I paid good money for that can of juice that had been getting rusty in their rank refrigerator for the last four years*. And let’s not even get started on the worthless lottery tickets I bought (though, admittedly, their worthlessness is not the fault of this business).
Anyway, there’s no shortage of other dingy corner stores around town. I’m pretty sure I can find one where the employees are at least grudgingly cordial to *all* of their customers, say, once out of every three visits. I intend to hunt it down – cramped, grimy aisles, expired food, and all – and take my business there instead.
(*I exaggerate. Maybe 2 years.)

I stop by this market sometimes on my way home from work. Prices are a bit high — but it makes sense due to its convenient location right next to the BART. If you’re on your way to a friend’s house and need to grab a bottle wine or a six pack or you need some chips to hold you over to the next meal, stop by Glen Park Market.

There are several bus stops and a BART Station nearby, so it’s always one of those quick grabs for snacks and beverages before getting on the bus or train. There are a few other stores, eateries, coffee shop and a library nearby. I came here several times to get something to eat and drink. Need to get something to munch and sip on? Glen Park Market is here for this!

Ugh… this is a last resort type of store. I’ve gone here on my way home to get overpriced bread ($ 3.50/loaf) and random things when Im too lazy to go to a real grocery store.
The store itself is cramped and I bet if I checked expiration dates, a few would be questionable. Overall, not great. The only thing they have going for them is their location.

I agree with Chad that it is overpriced, which is fairly standard for a corner store. My irritation with this store is how their deliveries seem to be scheduled during rush hour traffic. On Thursday mornings, when I am driving towards the onramp for I-​280, there is a Miller Light delivery truck that blocks one of the two lanes on Bosworth. This creates quite a backup. Although this isn’t a highway, it seems to be a fairly major arterial route.
It seems that deliveries should be scheduled during less busy times.

Pretty standard corner store, except it’s small, dirty, and overpriced. I’d stop here occasionally on my way to Bart to get a Snickers bar or a chocolate milk. Unfortunately, their milk is like $ 2 for a small, 16 oz bottle. And their Snickers bars are like a year or two old (or taste that way, anyway).
Definitely only go there if you’re in a hurry and need a snack on your way to Bart. Otherwise, stay away.

Your basic corner store. Good for when you’re in desperate need of milk or cat food or whiskey… or an emergency pint of Ben & Jerry’s… The cashiers are always very friendly and let me loiter inside when it’s wet or cold while I’m waiting for my bus.